Vendredi 22 avril, une classe de seconde ainsi que celles de première et terminale de la filière S ont eu le grand honneur d’accueillir Christophe Galfard, docteur en physique théorique. Il est notamment connu pour avoir étudié dans la fameuse université de Cambridge, avec le physicien Stephen Hawking. Il a
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Vendredi: Tout ceux qui avaient pris une photo d’eux en train de lire ont pu aller récupérer leur rose à la BCD dans le cadre de la Fête de la rose. Pour l’occasion, la bibliothèque a été décorée comme un chateau féerique et un immense dragon de papier veillait sur
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Beginning in September, 2015, a dozen tenth grade students have been the pioneers of a bilingual pilot class. Two French and English literature teachers decided to adopt an original pedagogical approach by drawing on the language capabilities of their students and the linguistic and literary connections in their respective classes. Called
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Friday: A student shares her feedback after taking part in the Day of Silence, a national initiative that brings attention to anti-LGBT name-calling, bullying and harassment in schools. 55 students from 9th to 12th grades took a vow of silence to illustrate the silencing effect of bullying and harassment on LGBT students
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In Fall 2016, France will implement a reform of its middle school curriculum. The Lycée Français de New York, as a French accredited institution, will integrate these changes, which will affect our academic programs and teaching practices. Nicolas L’Hotellier, Director of the Secondary School and Assistant Head of School, explains
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Vendredi: Des élèves de 4èmes travaillent sur un projet journalistique sur le thème de la crise syrienne avec leur professeur d’histoire-géographie Mme Friedman. Jeudi: Le club TED-Ed du Lycée organisait cette année sa deuxième conférence TEDxLFNY lors de laquelle des élèves et invités extérieurs se sont exprimés sur scène
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In this extraordinary city called New York, education is a matter of the utmost importance to families. Moreover, an ever-growing number of those seeking to provide a world-class educational experience to their children are focused on bilingualism. Yet who can be surprised? After all, study after study has demonstrated the myriad
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Friday: Friday was Medieval day! All the Pre-K students were dressed up in their fairy tale costumes for the parade and sang songs. See more photos and videos on the Maternelle blog. Thursday: Students from CE2 to Terminale participated in the Concours Kangourou, a world-wide test in maths taken by students in
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As the weather starts to warm up, it’s a clear sign our winter athletics season has drawn to a close. We will certainly miss the camaraderie and spirit of our coaches and players on these teams, but we celebrate, too, another exciting season in sports at the Lycée Français de
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Comme chaque année fin janvier, se déroule à Angoulême le plus grand festival de Bande Dessinée au monde. L’an dernier le travail de l’américain Bill Watterson avait été récompensé et les bibliothèques du LFNY en avaient profité pour lancer le concours : Calvin et Hobbes au LFNY. Ce fut l’occasion
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