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Dordogne Family Life
More families come to live in the Dordogne
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latest research shows that the age of English people settling in the Dordogne is lower, with more people coming an with children of school age. This part of the site is dedicated for families with members of all ages who want to know the best way to ensure everyone integrates quickly into the new way of life here.Dont forget if you have any comments or you want to tell us about how well your family is settling into the Dordogne way of life please
contact us and tell all, we love hearing from you and all contributions to the site are welcome
I'm a 14 year old cat called Tibby. My owners Barry and Lauren bought me to the Dordogne from Cambridge nearly three years ago and I love it...
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Contributions needed
Frenchentree-Dordogne always needs contributions. In particular we welcome articles on people's lives in the Dordogne, interesting news stories,details of an event that you're organising or indeed information about anything you feel we should share with the English community who live here. Please
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France produced 830,000 new babies last but its not enough!! Despite this being the highest annual total since 1981 and the 'fertility rate' increasing to 2 children per women it ...
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When it come to Medical Cover and peace-of-mind, no apologies for this comment or observation. We are generally all guilty at some time or other of putting off to ...
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Of course its exactly the same as for the rest of France.....! France - the Nice Nanny State? Some observation about being pregnant and giving birth in France. A different system, but one that is very caring towards mums-to-be.
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Some observations on the French Education System and an introduction to its structure. Will your children fit in, can they, or you, cope with the differences. Is it really as good as the UK or, as many people think, much better?
Generally, we believe it is felt the system is better with higher standards all around. Is this your experience? Read our article and log onto our Forum and let us know your experiences, we will publish the best......
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Hello, I’m Mogsy, and I’ve been living in the Dordogne for six months! I love it now, but it was a bit odd getting here.
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Living the dream - or a nightmare?
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Verteillac on a winter day
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It seemed so easy, didn't it? On that winter evening in commuterland, stressed out and broke, you decided to up sticks and bring the children out to start a new life in France. And where better than the Dordogne, where so many English had already settled?
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Mum and Dad are family too!

Lots of articles, ours included, talk about those aspects of life in France that you probably excect to see-and quite rightly! We all need information about schools and health, babies ...
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A different world - so be prepared!
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The Cox family
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Any change of school can be traumatising for a child. But switching from a middle-class prep school in the Midlands to a village school in the rural Dordogne is likely to prove especially so. This was what confronted Charlotte and Alexander Cox when their parents decided to move to France three years ago...
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A valuable support system

The image of the Dordogne as one of happy country folk leading balanced family lives is a distortion. Although far from the problems of inner cities, dysfunctional family units ...
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French Property Database Search
EMERGENCY NUMBERS
AMBULANCE 15
POLICE 17
FIRE 18
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