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Day: 9 January 2024

Online enrolment system launches for 2024/25 school year in Monaco

by: Niki Borisova
09/01/2024
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An online enrolment service has been launched in Monaco just in time to facilitate early bird registrations for the 2024/25 school year, which will officially begin on Monday 9th September. 

The user-friendly system, which should make the enrolment process easier and more efficient for parents and administrators alike, is available for students at the Principality’s state primary and secondary education establishments.  

The introduction of an online registration system is a part of Monaco’s ongoing efforts to simplify its administrative procedures. As such, parents and guardians can now register their children for various schools and courses from the comfort of their homes and using any device connected to the internet. 

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The service is accessible around the clock through the MonGuichet.mc portal, a hub for all online services currently offered by the Monegasque government and also the Mairie de Monaco.  

Important deadlines 

The deadline for primary school enrolments, i.e. children attending an école maternelle through to those at an école élémentaire, has been set for 22nd March 2024.  

For those due to start at the Collège Charles III, as well as those who will be continuing their studies there in the next school year, the registration window spans from 6th May to 14th June 2024. 

Regarding enrolment in the Lycée Albert Ier and Lycée Rainier III, the online service will be open until 21st June 2024.  

Furthermore, the government has also announced that an online application process has been launched for a number of post-baccalaureate courses, including various BTS programmes and the DCG. There will be two registration phases for these courses: from 17th January to 3rd April and from 30th May to 15th June 2024. Details on the courses concerned can be found here.

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Fight Aids Cup 2024: a gala of goals and giving back

by: Niki Borisova
09/01/2024

Monaco is set to host the fourth Fight Aids Cup, blending football with philanthropy. The event features football stars all playing for a cause much bigger than the game itself at the Louis II stadium, in an exciting face-off between the Barbagiuans and Cirque FC.

The Fight Aids Cup has evolved into more than just a sporting event under the guidance of Louis Ducruet, nephew of Prince Albert II and President of the ‘Barbagiuans of Monaco’, a Monegasque philanthropic fundraising association. It has become an important fundraising initiative for HIV/AIDS initiatives, transcending traditional sports boundaries.

“With pride, we’ve seen the event grow, touching hearts and changing lives,” said Louis Ducruet.

A stage for legends and leaders

Aligning with the Monte-Carlo International Circus Festival’s 50th anniversary, the event is set to be an entertaining night, combining sports and spectacle, where football greats and the Princely Family come together in a battle on the field.

“We want this edition to be unforgettable, marking several milestones, and intensifying our fight against HIV,” said Ducruet.

Princess Stéphanie, the heart and soul behind Fight Aids Monaco, echoed this sentiment, saying. “For 20 years, we’ve worked tirelessly against HIV. This Cup isn’t just a game, it’s a spotlight on our ongoing battle, a call to keep pushing forward.”

An evening of fun and spectacle

The event is meticulously planned, from the players’ entrance alongside ‘crazy clowns’ to the mock kick-off this year by Princess Charlene and Princess Stéphanie.

Renowned players like Robert Pires have also joined in past matches. “Being part of this team, supporting Fight Aids Monaco, aligned perfectly with my values,” said Pires.

The gala and the goal

After the game, a gala at the Fairmont will keep the charitable atmosphere alive. All event earnings, including ticket sales, benefit Fight Aids Monaco.

The event will begin at 5:30pm with the match starting at 6:30pm at Stade Louis II on 22nd January. Tickets for the match cost €10. Tickets will be available soon at Home | AS Monaco or directly at the Stadium.

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