Un projet pédagogique qui reconnait la participation et le sacrifice des troupes de l’ANZAC
Il y a 100 ans, plus d'un néo-zélandais sur neuf est venu se battre sur le front occidental pour défendre des pays dont ils ne savaient rien mais des valeurs qu'ils partageaient
Voyage en Nouvelle Zélande du lycée Carnot: Itinéraire et Programme
Et voici notre programme! Après plusieurs mois de préparation pédagogique et logistique, le compte à rebours a commencé!
Les partenaires du Lycée Carnot qui rendent ce projet possible...
Un grand bravo à Mme Pipon, Lyçée Carnot Dijon, pour avoir su mobiliser toute une communauté pour que ses élèves soient porteurs et agents de ce projet.
Discours d'acceuil pour nos visiteurs le 5 octobre 2017
"Dear Mrs Lallemant, Mrs Zivkovic deputy mayor, Mr Headmaster, Mr and mrs Deputy headmasters, dear pupils, teachers and friends...
Projet Centenaire Anzac du Lycée Carnot Dijon: visite des partenaires néo-zélandais
Voici les dates importante pour les élèves de première du lycée Carnot de Dijon qui partent dans une exploration pédagogique en amont de leur voyage en Nouvelle Zélande en avril 2018. Un partenariat avec Shirley Boys High School, Christchurch Nouvelle Zélande.
The Pou on its way to France
Farewell ceremony for the pou.
The story behind the pou
So how did the Pou come about?
From concept to realisation
An ambitious project led from Christchurch, whose vision is to enable students to build their language and cross cultural skills by making a connection with their own roots, and to share it with others in relation to World War One.
Project Quick Facts
Who is involved?
Shirley Boys High School. Christchurch, Suzy Lallemant
Lycee Jacques Caron, Arras Carole VEHENT
Lycee Carnot, Dijon Sylvie Pipon
The relationship with Lycée Jacque Carron is born from the YA2016 trip when Sean, Young...
Sharing Memories in Australia
Bowed head, arm reversed - pose of respect for the fallen
Can you see the ANZAC soldier?
My family and I just spent two weeks in Australia catching up with my sister and her children; making memories together to see us through the next few years that we will spend apart. We passed our time at the theme parks but we also visited ANZAC memorials and talked about our ancestors who had left Australia as young men and women (yes, nurses served in the Army too) and either returned to be...
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The poppy: how and why?
As part of our study of WWI links between France and NZ we looked at how and why the poppy has become the symbol of soldiers who have fallen in war.
A significant visit
Shirley Boys’ High is lucky enough to have a well published historian working at our campus: Colin Amodeo.
Books!
Bonjour! I got some books delivered (free worldwide postage!) yesterday bought on thebookdepository a few days ago...
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