This morning, our students in the second year of high school did a practical work whose objective was to check the relationship between the weight and mass of an object and to deduce an approximate value of the intensity of the Earth's gravity g. This experimental approach has led to a better understanding of Newton's concept

The 5th grade students have a project, in technology, to create a luxury bathroom using architectural software. Sweet Home 3D is an interior design software that allows you to draw house plans in 2D and visualize them in real time in 3D. They can be inspired by luxurious pieces on the internet and import 3D objects generated by

In Physics-Chemistry class, the 5th grade students discovered the principles of solubility and miscibility through 3 different experiments: the dissolution of different quantities of salt in water at room temperature and in cold water, the mixing of colored water with alcohol or oil.

The CP students celebrated science by discovering and experimenting with some amazing physical and chemical phenomena. As part of Taste Week, they also participated in a blind tasting. A highly instructive experience that awakens the senses to discover the different flavors that populate our culinary universe.

A little computer science in math class! "Geogebra" is a versatile software for teaching and learning mathematics. Our 4th grade students use it here for complex figure constructions in dynamic geometry. They can thus verify the properties and demonstrations studied in class by moving geometric objects.

As part of the Physics-Chemistry and SVT (Life and Earth Sciences) courses, middle school students (6th and 4th grade) and high school (SVT specialty in 1st) discover the joys of experimentation with the study of density and the observation of cell division.

During a school trip organized by the Physics and Chemistry teacher, the 11th and 12th grade students visited the Total Energies Corbion site near Rayong. This plant, which employs 130 people, produces a bio-sourced plastic polymer derived from sugarcane, known as PLA. This material is distinguished by its ecological properties: it is biodegradable, compostable, and recyclable. During this visit,

Students were able to discover the polar landscape and animals in world discovery, visual arts, graphics and art history.

During Science Week, CM2 students made their own mascots using recyclable waste to raise awareness about the environment and encourage people to sort their waste. Each group created a mascot with its own name and slogan, such as "Just Recycle It" or "Give one dollar to save the Polar!" Congratulations to them for their creativity and imagination!