Celebration

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To mark Spanish Language Day, which takes place on April 23, 2025, students in grades 7 to 12 participated in language games. This allowed them to deepen their knowledge of Spanish words, tracing their origins. This also allowed them to reinforce the intercultural aspect of language learning. Together, they created a collaborative poster, each adding their

After working on nature, the idea came to the 6th grade students to give the word "FRANCOPHONIE" a natural look. Each student therefore chose a letter with total freedom in creation: choice of shapes (trees, flowers, etc.) and colors. The 5th and 4th grade students worked in small groups on the theme of the Francophonie Day 2025

As part of the week of the Francophonie and the French language, the students of the Middle School and the High School participated in several workshops mixing general culture, poetry, slam, music, painting and sports. These moments of play ended with a photo of all the students and teachers gathered around their works. The winning team

As part of Francophonie Week, students in grades CE1 and CE2/CM1 participated in four workshops combining culture, creativity, and gourmet delights. The program included: • Bread making, • Illustration of an iconic location in a French-speaking country (in pairs after a small raffle), • Illustration of figurative French expressions, • And finally, a gourmet tasting (homemade bread, jam, salted butter caramel,

This week, the students of groups 1 and 2 of FLSCO traveled through Francophonie exploring the traditions of the Carnival! From Binche in Belgium to New Orleans via Dunkirk, they discovered surprising customs: herring, necklace and orange throwing, not to mention the emblematic colors of each festival. They watched videos, listened to stories, read texts, and made

This year, Thailand and France are celebrating the 340th anniversary of the first French diplomatic missions in Siam. As part of the history curriculum, the students of the 5th grade have created posters that evoke these first diplomatic exchanges between King Naraï (1632-1688) and King Louis XIV (1638-1715). This small exhibition can be seen at the entrance

To celebrate Francophonie Week, the kindergarten students arrived on Wednesday, March 19th, wearing their T-shirts in the colors of the Francophone flag (red, blue, green, yellow, and purple). They then prepared a delicious French snack, including: fresh baguettes made by the cafeteria, butter, sausage, cheese (goat, Emmental, Camembert, Laughing Cow), strawberry and apricot jam, croissants, apple juice,

During this first week of January, the kindergarten students worked on the feast of the kings. They started by listening to and understanding the story "Roule Galette" then made crowns of kings and queens. They sang and danced the round of "j'aime la galette" and cooked and tasted the "galettes des rois" for the January birthdays; they