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Les zones de remplacement dans l’académie. Attention, le rectorat n’hésite pas à nommer des TZR pour des suppléances dans une zone limitrophe. C’est un abus que nous dénonçons régulièrement. Liste des GOC (Groupement Ordonnée de Communes) de l’Académie AISNE OISE SOMME SAINT QUENTIN et environs BEAUVAIS NORD et environs AMIENS NORD et environs 1 - St Quentin 1 - Beauvais 1 - Amiens 2 - Harly 3 kms 2 - Froissy 20 kms 2 - Rivery 3 kms 3 - Gauchy 4.5 kms 3 - Marseille en Beauvaisis 20 kms 3 - Ailly sur Somme 8.5 kms 4 - Vermand 12 kms 4 - Crevecoeur le Grand 22 kms 4 - Villers Bocage 12 kms 5 - Moy de l’Aisne 13 kms 5 - Grandvilliers 30 kms 5 - Corbie 17 kms 6 - Ribemont 15 kms 6 - Formerie 39 kms 6 - Acheux en Amiénois 29 kms 7 - Fresnoy le Grand 16 kms 7 - Doullens 30 kms 8 - Beaurevoir 20 kms 9 - Bohain en Vermandois 21 kms HIRSON et environs BEAUVAIS SUD et environs AMIENS SUD et environs 1 - Hirson 1 - Beauvais 1 - Amiens 2 - Saint Michel 4.5 kms 2 - Auneuil 12 kms 2 - Longueau 5.5 kms 3 - La Capelle 14 kms 3 - Noailles 15 kms 3 - Villers Bretonneux 17 kms 4 - Vervins 18 kms 4 - Saint Aubin en Bray 17 kms 4 - Ailly sur Noye 18 kms 5 - Le Nouvion en Thiérache 26 kms 5 - Sainte Geneviève 19 kms 5 - Moreuil 21 kms 6 - Rozoy sur Serre 29 kms 6 - Méru 26 kms 6 - Conty 21 kms 7 - Sains Richemont 33 kms 7 - Chaumont en Vexin 29 kms 8 - Guise 38 kms 9 - Wassigny 41 kms LAON OUEST et environs CLERMONT et environs ABBEVILLE NORD et environs 1 - Laon 1 - Clermont 1 - Abbeville 2 - Anisy le Château 18 kms 2 - Breuil le Vert 3 kms 2 - Ailly le haut Clocher 13 kms 3 - Saint Gobain 20 kms 3 - Cauffry 7.5 kms 3 - Nouvion 13 kms 4 - La Fère 23 kms 4 - Liancourt 8 kms 4 - Crécy en Ponthieu 18 kms 5 - Tergnier 28 kms 5 - Mouy 10 kms 5 - St Valéry Sur Somme 19 kms 6 - Coucy le Château 29 kms 6 - Villers St Paul 13 kms 6 - Rue 23 kms 7 - Chauny 35 kms 7 - Bresles 13 kms 7 - Domart en Ponthieu 24 kms 8 - Flavy le Martel 40 kms 8 - Brenouille 16 kms 8 - Bernaville 26 kms 9 - St Just en Chaussée 16 kms 10 - Pont Ste Maxence 20 kms 11 - Maignelay Montigny 24 kms 12 - Breteuil 34 kms Liste des GOC (Groupement Ordonnée de Communes) de l’Académie AISNE (Suite) OISE (Suite) SOMME (Suite) LAON EST et environs CREIL et environs ABBEVILLE SUD et environs 1 - Laon 1 - Creil 1 - Abbeville 2 - Crécy sur Serre 17 kms 2 - Nogent sur Oise 3 kms 2 - Feuquières en Vimeu 18 kms 3 - Sissonne 23 kms 3 - Montataire 6 kms 3 - Longpré les Cps Saints 19 kms 4 - Corbeny 24 kms 4 - Saint Maximin 6 kms 4 - Oisemont 20 kms 5 - Marle 25 kms 5 - St Leu d’Esserent 8 kms 5 - Airaines 20 kms 6 - Guignemicourt 35 kms 6 - Chantilly 8.5 kms 6 - Flixecourt 23 kms 7 - Montcornet 36 kms 7 - Gouvieux 10 kms 7 - Friville Escarbotin 24 kms 8 - Senlis 11 kms 8 - Gamaches 26 kms 9 - Lamorlaye 13 kms 9 - Mers les Bains 34 kms 10 - La Chapelle en Serval 17 kms 10 - Beaucamps le Vieux 35 kms 11 - Neuilly en Thelle 18 kms 11 - Poix de Picardie 43 kms 12 - Chambly 25 kms 13 - Bornel 26 kms SOISSONS et environs COMPIEGNE NORD et environs PERONNE et environs 1 - Soissons 1 - Compiègne 1 - Péronne 2 - Villeneuve St Germain 3 kms 2 - Margny les Compiègne 2 kms 2 - Roisel 14 kms 3 - Belleu 3 kms 3 - Thourotte 11 kms 3 - Chaulnes 18 kms 4 - Cuffies 4 kms 4 - Ribecourt 14 kms 4 - Bray Sur Somme 19 kms 5 - Vailly sur Aisne 16 kms 5 - Estrées St Denis 15 kms 5 - Nesle 22 kms 6 - Vic sur Aisne 17 kms 6 - Ressons sur Matz 18 kms 6 - Rosières en Santerre 24 kms 7 - Braine 18 kms 7 - Lassigny 24 kms 7 - Ham 25 kms 8 - Noyon 25 kms 8 - Roye 29 kms 9 - Guiscard 33 kms 9 - Albert 24 kms 10 - Montdidier 46 kms CHATEAU THIERRY et environs COMPIEGNE SUD et environs 1 - Château Thierry 1 - Compiègne 2 - Charly 14 kms 2 - Lacroix Saint Ouen 7 kms 3 - Condé en Brie 16 kms 3 - Verberie 14 kms 4 - Neuilly St Front 21 kms 4 - Couloisy 16 kms 5 - Fère en Tardenois 22 kms 5 - Crépy en Valois 24 kms 6 - La Ferté Milon 31 kms 6 - Betz 35 kms 7 - Villers Cotterets 40 kms 7 - Nanteuil le Haudouin 36 kms Adresses utiles Rectorat de l’Académie Direction des services Antenne CROUS Aisne d’Amiens départementaux de l’Oise Responsable du CROUS au Lycée 20 boulevard Alsace Lorraine 27 avenue Victor Hugo BP 321 Henri Martin BP 2609 60025 BEAUVAIS CEDEX 1 rue Girodon 80026 AMIENS CEDEX Tél. : 03.44.06.45.00 02100 SAINT-QUENTIN Tél. : 03.22.82.38.23 Fax : 03.44.48.67.25 Tél. : 03.23.62.25.97 Fax : 03.22.92.82.12 MGEN de la Somme Antenne CROUS Oise Institut Universitaire de 15 rue de Québec Le Jeu de Paume Formation des Maîtres (80) 80028 AMIENS CEDEX 3 52 boulevard Saint-André I En voie de disparition… Tél. : 08. 21.20.90.80 60005 BEAUVAIS 51 boulevard Châteaudun Fax : 03.22.46.43.09 Tél. : 03.44.06.88.02 80044 AMIENS CEDEX Tél. : 03.22.53.59.80 MGEN de l’Aisne OPAC Amiens Fax : 03.22.53.59.90 1 rue Fernand Thuillart 1 rue du Général Frère 02017 LAON CEDEX 80000 AMIENS Centre Régional de Tél. : 03.23.79.13.73 Tél. : 03.22.54.50.00 Documentation Fax : 03.23.79.65.82 OPAC Aisne Pédagogique (80) 1 place Jacques de Troye 45 rue Saint-Leu MGEN de l’Oise 02000 LAON 80026 AMIENS CEDEX 12 rue Ambroise Paré Tél. : 03.23.23.62.00 Tél. : 03.22.71.41.60 60017 BEAUVAIS CEDEX OPAC Oise Fax : 03.22.71.41.99 Tél. : 03.44.84.76.00 1 cours Scellier CDDP de l’Aisne Fax : 03.44.02.50.58 60000 BEAUVAIS Avenue de la République Tél. : 03.44.79.50.50 02000 LAON MAIF de la Somme Tél. : 03.23.26.33.20 Avenue d’Italie Assistantes sociales Fax : 03.23.26.33.29 80000 AMIENS CDDP de l’Oise Tél. : 03.22.53.29.29 Aisne 22 avenue Victor Hugo BP 973 Mme Dominique GUIGNARD - 60009 BEAUVAIS MAIF de l’Aisne Tél. : 03.44.06.31.00 3 rue Nestor Géhant 03 23 26 22 16 Fax : 03.44.45.34.59 02007 LAON CEDEX Cité administrative - 02018 Laon Tél. : 03.23.27.37.00 cedex Autonome de Solidarité de la [email protected] Somme MAIF de l’Oise 4 rue Lamarck 9 rue Robert Schuman Somme 80000 AMIENS 60100 CREIL Secteur Est : Caroline SUEUR - Tél. : 03.22.91.44.50 Tél. : 03.44.61.10.50 03 22 71 25 78 Autonome de Solidarité de 4, rue Germain Bleuet – BP 2607 - l’Aisne CASDEN de la Somme 80026 Amiens cedex 13 rue JF Kennedy 4 rue Lamarck [email protected] 02100 SAINT-QUENTIN 80000 AMIENS Secteur Ouest : Élodie BLANC - Tél. : 03.23.08.30.97 Tél. : 03.22.91.83.40 Autonome de Solidarité de l’Oise 03.22.71.25.12 8 rue du 51ème RI CASDEN de l’Aisne 4, rue Germain Bleuet – BP 2607 - 60000 BEAUVAIS 1 rue Fernand Thuillart 80026 Amiens cedex Tél. : 03.44.45.01.24 02000 LAON [email protected] Tél. : 03.23.23.50.45 Direction des services Oise départementaux de la Somme CASDEN de l’Oise Secteur Est : Caroline I Transfert prévu à la rentrée 2012 12 rue du Plessis Pommeray LEMONNIER - 03 44 36 63 47 4 rue Germain Bleuet 60100 CREIL 589, rue Octave Butin – BP 2 - 80026 AMIENS CEDEX 1 Tél. : 03.44.24.50.84 Tél. : 03.22.71.25.00 60281 Margny-les-Compiègne Fax : 03.22.71.25.13 CROUS Somme cedex 25 rue Saint-Leu [email protected] Direction des services 80038 AMIENS CEDEX Secteur Ouest : départementaux de l’Aisne Tél. : 03.22.71.24.00 Stéphanie DISSAUX - 03 44 06 Cité Administrative Fax : 03.22.92.98.89 45 17 02018 LAON CEDEX 22, avenue Victor Hugo – BP 321 - Tél. : 03.23.26.22.00 60025 Beauvais cedex Fax : 03.23.26.22.05 [email protected] .
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    Julien Mathieu, La Première Guerre Mondiale À

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