Le Lycée a l’honneur de recevoir deux illustrateurs-scénaristes Maël et Kris, qui travailleront en priorité avec les élèves de Première. Du 9 au 12 octobre, les enseignantes-documentalistes du CDI ainsi que plusieurs professeurs d’histoire-géographie feront découvrir aux élèves le processus de création d’une BD et l’interprétation de faits historiques à travers l’étude
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Fin septembre, les CM1A sont allés observer les toiles et photos exposées par les anciens élèves du Lycée. J’ai été touchée par cette exposition et ai aimé cette idée qui égayait la mezzanine habituellement vide en début d’année scolaire. J’ai immédiatement pensé que d’y amener mes élèves allait nous
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48 is a figure which many of us at the Lycée Français de New York have proudly mentioned during the past month. It corresponds to the number of nationalities which our 1330 students hold this year. We are honored that our school is able to attract families from so many
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All Secondary students and faculty took part in Secondary Sports Day on Friday, September 21. A feat of orchestration conducted by PE department head Elodie Dorn and her team, it brought together classes in seven grades, who, in rotation, moved from the school gym to play basketball and to Randall’s
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There is nothing quite like a room full of students laughing in unison, which is what I often have the joy of hearing at the Lycée Français, just like I did a few days ago while visiting the cafeteria. As I am fortunate to be able to do most lunchtimes,
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This past Friday, on a distinctly autumnal afternoon, the Boys Varsity and Junior Varsity Soccer teams took to the pitch against West-side rivals Columbia Preparatory School in their second game of the season. Over the past few years, within Manhattan, the Lycée and Columbia Prep have been neck-and-neck on the
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“Whole new minds.” I have been thinking about these words for ages. They hold a great deal of meaning in English, the language in which they happen to have come to me. However, this phrase is difficult to translate into any other language I know, beginning with French. In English,
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Le Fils de l’Autre (The Other Son) est un film qui fait réfléchir, qui veut faire réfléchir. Il a été tourné en Israël dans quatre langues (Anglais, Français, Arabe, Hébreu). Joseph (Jules Sitruk), un musicien israélien de 18 ans qui vit à Tel Aviv décide de rejoindre l’armée. Les tests sanguins qu’il doit subir
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LFNY Life: You left competition after having been crowned World Champion. Why did you make that decision? Tori Allen: I was 14 years old when I became a world champion. Later, I had to choose between college where I got a scholarship in Track and Field, and professional climbing. I
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An impressive 209 students and 20 coaches came to Camp Pontiac this year. That includes all our fall teams: Cross Country, Gymnastics, Rugby, Soccer and Volleyball. Please watch the following video to learn more about the camp experience. At Pontiac, teams were able to practice at night under artificial lights
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