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2026 ranking · value added on the brevet pass rate

The middle schools in France with the highest value added on the brevet (2025 session, 50 or more candidates)

In the 2025 session, Collège Just Hyasine in Macouria (French Guiana) had the highest value added on the brevet pass rate in France: +36 points, with 160 candidates.

5,937 middle schools ranked2025 session

Collège Just Hyasine, 1stThe next 19

This ranking covers the 5,937 middle schools in France, public and state-contracted private, that had 50 or more candidates in the 2025 session and whose value added is published. When two schools are tied, the one with more candidates comes first. The table is split into pages of 100 schools.

Value added, calculated by the French Ministry of Education, compares a school’s pass rate with the rate that could be expected given its students’ profile (age, social background, prior attainment): +5 means five points above that expected rate, −5 five points below. It measures what the school adds, not the level of its students.

The ranking in France: value added on the brevet pass rate, 2025 session

Middle schools in France ranked by value added on the brevet pass rate, 2025 session, 50 or more candidates
Rank Middle school Department Value added (points) Pass rate Candidates
1 Collège Just Hyasine Macouria French Guiana (973) +36 89.6% 160
2 Collège Paul Kapel Cayenne French Guiana (973) +33 84.3% 169
3 Collège Rosa Parks Marseille Bouches-du-Rhône (13) +28 78% 95
4 Collège Le Chapitre Chenôve Côte-d'Or (21) +24 98.4% 66
5 tied Collège privé Communautaire Villeneuve-d'Ascq Nord (59) +23 88.5% 96
5 tied Collège André Malraux Compiègne Oise (60) +23 89.2% 93
7 tied Collège Guy Moquet Saint-Benoît Réunion (974) +22 83.8% 146
7 tied Collège Jean Moulin Marseille Bouches-du-Rhône (13) +22 69.4% 113
7 tied Collège Jules Valles Saint-Étienne Loire (42) +22 86.4% 95
7 tied Collège Alfred Sisley L'Île-Saint-Denis Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +22 79% 80
11 tied Collège Chlore Constant Saint-Georges French Guiana (973) +21 52.5% 142
11 tied Collège Jean Jaurès Lille Nord (59) +21 90% 114
11 tied Collège Georges Braque Rouen Seine-Maritime (76) +21 79% 98
11 tied Collège Erasme Strasbourg Bas-Rhin (67) +21 89.3% 96
15 tied Collège Francois Truffaut Strasbourg Bas-Rhin (67) +20 78.5% 147
15 tied Collège Rosa Parks Amiens Somme (80) +20 83.4% 109
15 tied Collège Albert Thomas Roanne Loire (42) +20 93.1% 74
18 tied Collège Jean Lafosse Saint-Louis Réunion (974) +19 73.2% 129
18 tied Collège Amiral Pierre Bouvet Saint-Benoît Réunion (974) +19 83.1% 108
18 tied Collège André Malraux Saint-Jean-de-la-Ruelle Loiret (45) +19 83.9% 108
18 tied Collège Marcel Pagnol Perpignan Pyrénées-Orientales (66) +19 81% 103
18 tied Collège Marx Dormoy Paris Paris (75) +19 85.3% 76
23 tied Collège Henri Agarande Kourou French Guiana (973) +18 76.9% 213
23 tied Collège Victor Schoelcher Kourou French Guiana (973) +18 80.7% 151
23 tied Collège Belle de Mai Marseille Bouches-du-Rhône (13) +18 70% 128
23 tied Collège Anne Frank Roubaix Nord (59) +18 57% 120
23 tied Collège Rosa Parks Roubaix Nord (59) +18 77.7% 119
23 tied Collège Clair Soleil Marseille Bouches-du-Rhône (13) +18 76.8% 109
23 tied Collège Gérard Philipe Soissons Aisne (02) +18 79.9% 107
23 tied Collège Guy Mareschal Amiens Somme (80) +18 91.3% 81
23 tied Collège République Calais Pas-de-Calais (62) +18 87% 62
32 tied Collège La Canopee Matoury French Guiana (973) +17 80.1% 188
32 tied Collège Justin Catayee Cayenne French Guiana (973) +17 64.8% 172
32 tied Collège Lezay Marnesia Strasbourg Bas-Rhin (67) +17 80.1% 135
32 tied Collège Boris Gamaleya les Alizes Saint-Denis Réunion (974) +17 85.8% 133
32 tied Collège Henri Barbusse Saint-Denis Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +17 73.1% 120
32 tied Collège Les Tamarins Saint-Pierre Réunion (974) +17 88.1% 116
32 tied Collège Anselme Mathieu Avignon Vaucluse (84) +17 78.8% 107
32 tied Collège privé Saint Joseph Lille Nord (59) +17 98% 96
32 tied Collège Georges Braque Reims Marne (51) +17 84.8% 65
41 tied Collège Terrain Fayard Saint-André Réunion (974) +16 79.5% 156
41 tied Collège Louise Michel Clichy-sous-Bois Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +16 77.8% 130
41 tied Collège Claude Monet Argenteuil Val-d'Oise (95) +16 71% 127
41 tied Collège Nelson Mandela Le Blanc-Mesnil Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +16 90.4% 118
41 tied Collège Jean-Pierre Timbaud Bobigny Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +16 76% 104
41 tied Collège Felicien Joly Escaudain Nord (59) +16 87% 99
41 tied Collège Michelet Lens Pas-de-Calais (62) +16 81.2% 99
41 tied Collège Joseph Ho Ten You Kourou French Guiana (973) +16 86.5% 98
41 tied Collège Jean Jaurès Pantin Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +16 78% 88
41 tied Collège Bory de Saint Vincent Saint-Philippe Réunion (974) +16 91% 87
41 tied Collège Pierre Cuallacci Frévent Pas-de-Calais (62) +16 92.4% 82
41 tied Collège Marcel Pagnol Oullins-Pierre-Bénite Rhône (69) +16 93.3% 74
41 tied Collège privé Saint Vincent de Paul Marseille Bouches-du-Rhône (13) +16 91.1% 68
41 tied Collège privé Maupertuis-Saint Benoit Le Mans Sarthe (72) +16 89% 54
41 tied Collège privé Saint Francois d’Assise Marseille Bouches-du-Rhône (13) +16 100% 53
56 tied Collège Antoine Sylvere Felix Macouria French Guiana (973) +15 77.1% 182
56 tied Collège de Bourbon Saint-Denis Réunion (974) +15 82.2% 156
56 tied Collège Elsa Triolet Vénissieux Rhône (69) +15 79.3% 155
56 tied Collège Dora Maar Saint-Denis Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +15 84% 137
56 tied Collège Saint-Exupéry Mulhouse Haut-Rhin (68) +15 80.6% 136
56 tied Collège privé Saint Michel Roubaix Nord (59) +15 85% 129
56 tied Collège Georges Forlen Saint-Louis Haut-Rhin (68) +15 79.8% 125
56 tied Collège Georges Charpak Goussainville Val-d'Oise (95) +15 79% 124
56 tied Collège privé Sacré Cœur Évron Mayenne (53) +15 93% 120
56 tied Collège Francois Rabelais Mons-en-Barœul Nord (59) +15 83.2% 112
56 tied Collège Jean Vilar Villetaneuse Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +15 81% 109
56 tied Collège Jean-Baptiste Lebas Roubaix Nord (59) +15 67% 96
56 tied Collège Marthe Lefevre Saint-Quentin Aisne (02) +15 84% 96
56 tied Collège La Claveliere Oullins-Pierre-Bénite Rhône (69) +15 89% 75
56 tied Collège Pablo Neruda Wattrelos Nord (59) +15 89% 64
56 tied Collège Henri Dunant Rueil-Malmaison Hauts-de-Seine (92) +15 91.6% 58
56 tied Collège La Plaine Lavardac Lot-et-Garonne (47) +15 94.4% 53
73 tied Collège Descartes Le Blanc-Mesnil Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +14 76.5% 191
73 tied Collège Eugenie Tell-Eboue Saint-Laurent-du-Maroni French Guiana (973) +14 68% 170
73 tied Collège Jacques Twinger Strasbourg Bas-Rhin (67) +14 84% 161
73 tied Collège Victor Grignard Lyon Rhône (69) +14 86.5% 145
73 tied Collège Theodore Monod Bron Rhône (69) +14 96.5% 142
73 tied Collège Jean Vilar Grigny Essonne (91) +14 80% 137
73 tied Collège Cesaria Evora Montreuil Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +14 86% 122
73 tied Collège Lamartine Villeurbanne Rhône (69) +14 82.6% 112
73 tied Collège George Sand Toulouse Haute-Garonne (31) +14 82% 105
73 tied Collège Arthur Rimbaud Amiens Somme (80) +14 85% 101
73 tied Collège Léon Gambetta Riedisheim Haut-Rhin (68) +14 96% 99
73 tied Collège Auguste Renoir Marseille Bouches-du-Rhône (13) +14 77% 98
73 tied Collège La Courtille Saint-Denis Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +14 77% 90
73 tied Collège Albert Camus Perpignan Pyrénées-Orientales (66) +14 78% 88
73 tied Collège Elsa Triolet Marseille Bouches-du-Rhône (13) +14 83% 84
73 tied Collège Solignac Strasbourg Bas-Rhin (67) +14 77.5% 76
73 tied Collège Viala Avignon Vaucluse (84) +14 97% 75
73 tied Collège Francois Rabelais Blois Loir-et-Cher (41) +14 68% 74
73 tied Collège Cesar Savart Saint-Michel Aisne (02) +14 83% 58
73 tied Collège Pierre Mendes France Morlaix Finistère (29) +14 100% 52
73 tied Collège Pierre Simon de Laplace Lisieux Calvados (14) +14 84% 51
94 tied Collège Rouget de Lisle Schiltigheim Bas-Rhin (67) +13 86.7% 197
94 tied Collège Jorissen Drancy Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +13 83.3% 176
94 tied Collège Les Oliviers Nîmes Gard (30) +13 82.4% 156
94 tied Collège Raymond Poincare La Courneuve Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +13 81% 153
94 tied Collège Christine de Pisan Aulnay-sous-Bois Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +13 87.2% 152
94 tied Collège Romain Rolland Clichy-sous-Bois Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +13 70% 151
94 tied Collège Albert Camus Rosny-sous-Bois Seine-Saint-Denis (93) +13 95% 146

Middle schools in France with the highest brevet pass rate

Source: French Ministry of Education (DEPP), results and value-added indicators of middle schools, 2025 session; value added on the brevet pass rate of schools with 50 or more candidates. Tied values share the same rank. Data sources.

FAQ

Middle schools in France: FAQ

Which middle school in France has the highest value added on the brevet pass rate?

Collège Just Hyasine in Macouria (French Guiana), with a value added of +36 points in the 2025 session, among middle schools with 50 or more candidates.

What are the 10 middle schools in France with the highest value added on the brevet pass rate?

In order: Collège Just Hyasine (Macouria, +36), Collège Paul Kapel (Cayenne, +33), Collège Rosa Parks (Marseille, +28), Collège Le Chapitre (Chenôve, +24), Collège privé Communautaire (Villeneuve-d'Ascq, +23), Collège André Malraux (Compiègne, +23), Collège Guy Moquet (Saint-Benoît, +22), Collège Jean Moulin (Marseille, +22), Collège Jules Valles (Saint-Étienne, +22), and Collège Alfred Sisley (L'Île-Saint-Denis, +22).

What is value added?

Value added, calculated by the French Ministry of Education, compares a school’s pass rate with the rate that could be expected given its students’ profile (age, social background, prior attainment): +5 means five points above that expected rate, −5 five points below. It measures what the school adds, not the level of its students. Only schools with 50 or more candidates whose value added is published are ranked.

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