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  Apprentissage en Tandem avec les canadiens

  Séances d'apprentissage anglais/français en Tandem à la cafétéria.
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  Channel Tunnel

  Comme tous les deux ans, les premières et terminales euro du lycée sont allés à Londres pendant une semaine, pour visiter les musées et pratiquer l’oral en interaction avec des élèves du ST Joseph College de Croydon, notre établissement partenaire. Ils ont visité le Tate Modern, le British Museum, le Science Museum, le Natural History Museum, et exploré les boutiques de Coven Garden, Oxford Street, regent Street et Picadilly. Le séjour s’est conclu avec la visite du Royal Observatory de Greenwich, du Maritime Museum, et d’une promenade sous la Tamise, près du Cutty Sark. Et pour aller et revenir, nous avons emprunté le Tunnel sous la Manche, the Channel Tunnel. Un des élèves de terminale Euro, Vincent, vous présente le Tunnel et son histoire. Cliquez sur le lien et découvrez l’ouvrage ! Channel (...)
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  Do you, as J. Gatsby did, believe in the green light ?

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  What’s a green flash ? A green flash is an optical phenomenon, such as a mirage, but it is not an optical illusion. You can see it at sunset or sunrise. It is a sudden moment (it does not last more than one second or two), when a part of the sun suddenly changes color from red/orange to green/blue so that’s why we describe it as a flash due to the ability of the air to separate the colors of the light. It is a rare phenomenon, and we can also observe it with the moon. It usually occurs on the horizon, when it is unobstructed : if there are clouds, ships, haze or anything that can avoid you to clearly see the horizon line. It is so sudden that when I had the chance to witness one, I didn’t see it, actually I was taking photos of a sunset in Mauritius and it is only when I watched my photo afterwards that I realized I had caught a green flash. The different kinds of green flashes (...)
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  Accueil des canadiens

  L’an dernier, quatre élèves du lycée ont passé six semaines au lycée Strathcona d’Edmonton, dans l’état d’Alberta au Canada, et cette année un élève partira aussi chez son correspondant. De début mars aux vacances de Pâques, nous accueillons au lycée cinq élèves canadiens. Voici la photo du repas d’accueil. Si vous les rencontrez dans les couloirs, profitez de l’occasion pour pratiquer quelques mots d’anglais ! ;-)
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  Interviews with our foreign visitors and penpals

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  Now, we are surrounded with English : it’s present everywhere, in every form. The question that comes up to my mind is what does English bring people, and what points of view do they have about France ? To answer this question, I decided to ask my pals Luis, from Spain, and Christina, from China, plus our English-speakers assistants, Pascale, from Canada, and Pierre, from England. How do they deal with English ? Pascale was raised with both English and French. In her family, both languages were spoken and because she lives in the English-speaker part of Canada, she had to use English in everyday life. Pierre moved to England when he was young, but before he was living in France. When he first moved to England at the age of 9, he really struggled to learn English. He learnt it very quickly by reading a lot of books and got used to watch the news a lot to pick up the English (...)
  En savoir plus

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  Apprentissage en Tandem avec les canadiens

  Séances d'apprentissage anglais/français en Tandem à la cafétéria.
  En savoir plus
• 

  Accueil des canadiens

  L’an dernier, quatre élèves du lycée ont passé six semaines au lycée Strathcona d’Edmonton, dans l’état d’Alberta au Canada, et cette année un élève partira aussi chez son correspondant. De début mars aux vacances de Pâques, nous accueillons au lycée cinq élèves canadiens. Voici la photo du repas d’accueil. Si vous les rencontrez dans les couloirs, profitez de l’occasion pour pratiquer quelques mots d’anglais ! ;-)
  En savoir plus
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  Channel Tunnel

  Comme tous les deux ans, les premières et terminales euro du lycée sont allés à Londres pendant une semaine, pour visiter les musées et pratiquer l’oral en interaction avec des élèves du ST Joseph College de Croydon, notre établissement partenaire. Ils ont visité le Tate Modern, le British Museum, le Science Museum, le Natural History Museum, et exploré les boutiques de Coven Garden, Oxford Street, regent Street et Picadilly. Le séjour s’est conclu avec la visite du Royal Observatory de Greenwich, du Maritime Museum, et d’une promenade sous la Tamise, près du Cutty Sark. Et pour aller et revenir, nous avons emprunté le Tunnel sous la Manche, the Channel Tunnel. Un des élèves de terminale Euro, Vincent, vous présente le Tunnel et son histoire. Cliquez sur le lien et découvrez l’ouvrage ! Channel (...)
  En savoir plus
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  Interviews with our foreign visitors and penpals

  • Page_accueil
  Now, we are surrounded with English : it’s present everywhere, in every form. The question that comes up to my mind is what does English bring people, and what points of view do they have about France ? To answer this question, I decided to ask my pals Luis, from Spain, and Christina, from China, plus our English-speakers assistants, Pascale, from Canada, and Pierre, from England. How do they deal with English ? Pascale was raised with both English and French. In her family, both languages were spoken and because she lives in the English-speaker part of Canada, she had to use English in everyday life. Pierre moved to England when he was young, but before he was living in France. When he first moved to England at the age of 9, he really struggled to learn English. He learnt it very quickly by reading a lot of books and got used to watch the news a lot to pick up the English (...)
  En savoir plus
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  Do you, as J. Gatsby did, believe in the green light ?

  • Page_accueil
  What’s a green flash ? A green flash is an optical phenomenon, such as a mirage, but it is not an optical illusion. You can see it at sunset or sunrise. It is a sudden moment (it does not last more than one second or two), when a part of the sun suddenly changes color from red/orange to green/blue so that’s why we describe it as a flash due to the ability of the air to separate the colors of the light. It is a rare phenomenon, and we can also observe it with the moon. It usually occurs on the horizon, when it is unobstructed : if there are clouds, ships, haze or anything that can avoid you to clearly see the horizon line. It is so sudden that when I had the chance to witness one, I didn’t see it, actually I was taking photos of a sunset in Mauritius and it is only when I watched my photo afterwards that I realized I had caught a green flash. The different kinds of green flashes (...)
  En savoir plus