"Nothing replaces the human being": Thanks to Michel Desmurget for his conference
"Nothing replaces the human being": Thanks to Michel Desmurget for his fascinating conference on "The Dangers of Screens for our Children".
"Nothing replaces the human being": Thanks to Michel Desmurget for his fascinating conference on "The Dangers of Screens for our Children".
In order to encourage imagination, stories are regularly told to the children in the Reception Class.
The children play at being baker's apprentices. They knead, shape and play with their balls of bread dough.
Since 2007, our school has been labeled "UNESCO Associated School"... Why and for what?
On December 16, the Secondary II students were invited, along with former classmates from the current classes, to a light-hearted and joyful event: the Winter Ball.
Exploring, discovering, analyzing... Science is an exciting subject.
Sharing the enthusiasm of knowledge, arousing a taste for curiosity and cultivating a scientific approach, such is the vocation of the Life and Earth Sciences courses taught at school.
In a constantly changing society, it is essential that young people, citizens of today and tomorrow, have the keys to understanding the world.
St. Martin's Day is an opportunity for children, parents and teachers to celebrate sharing, caring and the joy of being together.