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Le Bilingue: March-April 2024!

Fresh off the press, here is the latest edition of our student newspaper: Le Bilingue!

BETT Delegation visits Jeannine Manuel!

This January we were visited by a delegation of 20 education professionals including from the French Ministry of Education’s DANE (Délégation académique au numérique éducatif) as part of the BETT show (British Educational Training and Technology). They discussed with us our views on the use of technology in the classroom and how our students use these tools in a thoughtful and pedagogical way. The team loved the demonstration given by our students and have written a very positive report on our school!

Click here to read the report from the delegation (in French)

Charity Gala 2024

We are thrilled to invite you our 2024 Charity Gala, taking place at the National Gallery on 23 March 2024 !

Click here to book your ticket for what promises to be an exceptional evening in support of our school.

A bientôt !

Le Bilingue : January-February 2024!

The latest edition of Le Bilingue is available to read now!

Think, Dare, Share & Care Newsletter #2

Our new newsletter is out! Click here to read the latest issue

Le Bilingue : November-December 2023!

It’s here! The latest edition of Le Bilingue, our brilliant student-run newspaper, is available to read now.

Think, Dare, Share & Care

Our newsletter is out! Click here to read the latest issue.

Le Bilingue: Septembre-Octobre!

Discover the latest issue of Le Bilingue, our student newspaper!

OIB 2023!

Congratulations to our students who have achieved outstanding OIB results!

73% received a mention “très bien” (high honours), of which 36% receive the “félicitations du jury” (above 18/20)
27% received a mention “bien” (honours)

Bravo à tous !

Le Bilingue – June 2023

Our student newspaper team is proud to present the latest issue of Le Bilingue!

Music sparks: let’s speak music!

We are very excited to announce the launch of our new music programme, Music Sparks, in Nursery starting in September 2023!

What will it involve? Two half-hours of music daily, split between whole-class and small group teaching. Using a Kodaly-based method, pupils will develop their musicianship and musical literacy by exploring pitch, tone and sight-singing in a children-centred, playful and physical manner.

What will the students acquire alongside musicianship? Self-confidence, critical thinking, attention, collaboration and even mathematics and literacy!

Who will teach them? Ms. McCalla, our specialist, Kodaly-certified music teacher.

Music is a language, the world speaks music; let’s speak music!