The week of the Francophonie

Now that the majority of our students have returned to campus, the LFM is organizing its traditional Week of the Francophonie from March 14 to 18. It will take place over 4 days with a daily theme.

Themes are being prepared and will be communicated to you in more detail the week of the return to school.

REGISTRATION FOR THE GREAT DICTATION FOR ADULTS

During French Language and Literature Day, a "The Great Dictation" contest will be held! It will take place from 9:40 to 10:30 am in the Campus Auditorium on Thursday, March 17.

Twenty-eight students will participate in this contest (4 finalists per class from CM2 to Première), selected according to their score in dictation and divided into three categories "CADETS", "JUNIORS" and "JUNIORS+".

There is also a 4th category, "SENIORS", which is open to senior students and adults belonging to the LFM community.

We invite you, Terminale students, parents and teachers to participate!

To register, please fill out the form by clicking on the link below:

>>Registration form for the Great Dictation

Due to the health protocol and the capacity of the auditorium, a limited number of places will be allocated to "SENIORS" according to the date and time of registration (first registered, first confirmed!)

Register early, the three best papers per category will be awarded a prize! Prize-giving ceremony starting at 1pm in the auditorium.

The LFM Carnival

After a two-year hiatus due to the health crisis, the elementary students and teachers revived the carnival tradition. The preparation time was very short this year but the work on the costumes was remarkable!

The theme chosen for the entire primary school this year was: The colors of the rainbow, a symbol of renewal after the two dark years of the health crisis.

Each class represented a color of the rainbow!

Here are some pictures of this festive day which closed the 2nd trimester of the school year:

Celebration of Élysée Treaty

After a two-year break due to the health crisis, the students and teachers of the LFM and GESM revived the tradition by meeting virtually last Friday to commemorate the 59th anniversary of the Élysée Treaty.

The purpose of this event was to remember that on January 22, 1963, France and the Federal Republic of Germany decided to put an end to decades of rivalry and to seal a reconciliation, and to promote the Franco-German friendship within the Eurocampus.

The program included an online meeting between the French and German ambassadors, Mrs. BOCCOZ and Mrs. REIFFENSTUEL.

Afterwards, the teachers of the LFM and GESM organized exchanges between the students of the primary, middle and high school. The French and German students were thus able to get to know each other better and create links.

In parallel to this day of commemoration, all Eurocampus students who volunteered had the opportunity to make a European flag star with a photo and some personal information about their future wishes.These stars were then pinned on the Elysee Treaty exhibition wall in the Eurocampus lobby.

A big thank you to all those who contributed to the success of this commemoration!

(Photo Credit German Embassy Manila & Embassy of France to the Philippines and Micronesia)