# Lycée Camille Sée

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Lycée Camille Sée is a public secondary school in Paris’s fifteenth arrondissement, and its building is recognised as a Monument historique. The school bears the name of Camille Sée. Camille Sée was a politician who promoted girls’ education during the French Third Republic. Architect François Le Cœur designed the building in Paris. After his death, his son continued the work on the lycée’s concrete, granite and marble structure. The original site was once a gasworks. Sandy and clay-rich ground required substantial foundations, while the finished structure reached three levels below the road. The exterior has an austere and restrained appearance. Inside, mosaics and a courtyard express the architectural style of the 1930s across the school. The school’s pavilion stands within Paris’s Square Saint-Lambert. The lycée offers a literary classe préparatoire aux grandes écoles and a British international section for its pupils. The school’s British international section dates from 2010. Simone de Beauvoir and Maurice Clavel are associated with the lycée, which also appears in L.627 and Bref. A subway provides student access beneath the building. The site combines public education, protected heritage and Art déco details within Paris’s fifteenth arrondissement.

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