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Ateliers du soir 2026-2027: creativity continues after the classes

The evening workshops are making a grand return! Open to all Saint Géraud pupils and students, these weekly gatherings are an opportunity to learn differently, explore new worlds, and let your creativity run wild. Comic books, printing, 3D, sewing, or digital arts: there is something for everyone!
Rentrée 2026

Welcome to Saint Géraud: a back-to-school season to create, discover, and meet each other

A new school year marked by encounter, discovery, and creativity at Saint Géraud. High school students, university students, and apprentices shared their first highlights balancing integration, student life, culture, and professional immersion.
Fresque ANEF

A Collaborative Mural for the ANEF Cantal Daycare Center

Our students, in collaboration with the Maison Relais ANEF Cantal, created a mural in the facility's break room. From the design of the graphic proposals by the second-year Bac Pro AMA Visual Communication Multiedia students to the on-site painting by the CAP Signage and Graphic Decor students, this practical project allowed the students to work directly with the residents and the Maison Relais team.
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WAH-WAH: A Creative, Musical, and Collaborative Debut Event in Saint Géraud Aurillac

A look back at the first edition of the WAH-WAH Festival: a creative and collaborative day organized by the students of the DN MADE Graphic Design 2-B class, featuring concerts, exhibitions, workshops, screen printing, and a collaborative mural.
Quick Clap Festival

The Quick Clap Festival: A Successful First Edition

Saint-Géraud d'Aurillac organized the first edition of the Quick Clap Festival at the Le Cristal cinema in Aurillac. After a rigorous selection by a jury, six short films by young directors were screened, showcasing the creativity and commitment of local talents.

Language Week 2026: Words to Understand the World​

What if words were the key to understanding the world? Through a variety of interdisciplinary projects, students took on this challenge throughout Language Week 2026.

From the workshop to the stage: Saint Géraud students create for Kae Tempest

The students carried out a concrete artistic project, from graphic creation to the stage, in connection with the artist Kae Tempest. A real immersion into the professional world.

A Look Back at the Open House on March 7: A Closer Look at Our Programs

On Saturday, March 7, the school welcomed many visitors for its Open House. Workshops, meet-and-greets with staff and students, a fashion show, and panel discussions set the tone for this friendly event, which concluded with the graduation ceremony for the Class of 2025, ranging from the CAP to the BAC+5.

From textile design project to umbrella: a workshop between contemporary creation and local know-how

Saint Géraud Aurillac values the creativity, experimentation, and professionalization of its students through a textile design workshop led by the 3rd-year DN MADe Materials class, in collaboration with Maison Piganiol, a historic reference for Aurillac umbrellas.

Three Days at the Heart of Digital Creation: DN MADE Students Immersed in Lyon

Three days of immersion in Lyon allowed DN MADe Numérique students to meet professionals, discover innovative studios, and refine their plans for further studies in the field of digital design and creation.

Creativity, Collaboration, and Immersive Set Design: When Our Vocational High School Students in Visual Merchandising Reinvent the World of Hibernarock

Students from Saint-Géraud have created an immersive set design inspired by the film "The Incredible Shrinking Man," presented as a preview at Le Cristal cinema. A collaborative project combining visual arts, design, and creativity.

Two new apprenticeship programs in communication and visual creation at Saint Géraud Aurillac: registration for the 2026 academic year is open.

Saint Géraud Aurillac opens registration for two new apprenticeship programs in communication and visual creation for the 2026 academic year. A Bachelor's degree in Communication Management and a Master's degree in Art Direction will enrich the institution's training offerings, with a teaching approach focused on practical application, creativity, and employability.