As part of the European Sustainable Development Week, this Life and Earth Science and Arts project was carried out by students in seconde and cinquième. How can we raise awareness of scientific concepts such as ecosystems, food chains, reproduction and the disappearance of species? How can we show the snowball effect of micropollutants, which ultimately also have an impact on humans? Answer: with a representation of the seabed overflowing with garbage that frustrates and immediately prompts the public to take action: "Collect, clean up, recycle, to unveil a magnificent work of art", a beautiful allegory of our duty towards nature!
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Thank you all for coming in such large numbers to our National Sports Day, we hope you enjoyed the LFM activities with your children!
The event was an opportunity for our student to explore new activities offered with the co-curricular program.
In the morning, primary school pupils (GS-CM2) discovered 5 co-curricular activities:
Rock climbing
Taekwondo
Judo
Kali Arnis Escrima
World dance
The afternoon was aimed at secondary school students, with 7 stands on offer:
Soccer
Basketball
Touch'rugby
Judo
Taekwondo
World dance
Kali Arnis Escrima
Many thanks to the organizers, coaches and teachers for a successful day.
Yesterday, Tuesday September 5, the new school year began at LFM in the presence of Madame Marie Fontanel, Ambassador of the French Republic to the Philippines.
The principal, Madame Baud, the elementary school principal, Mr Bruno, the principal educational advisor, Mr Besombe, and all the members of our educational community welcomed over 300 students and their parents!
Families had the opportunity to accompany their primary school children into the classrooms on this first, very special day!
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