Within the Lycée International de St. Germain-en-Laye, a French public school comprised of fourteen international sections, the American Section provides a demanding bilingual, bi-cultural and international program for children ages 4-18.
Lien externe pour American Section - Lycée International de St. Germain en Laye
2bis rue du Fer à Cheval
78100 St. Germain-en-Laye, Yvelines, FR
American Section - Lycée International de St. Germain en Laye a republié ceci
💡 Vendeurs, serveurs, baby-sitter... Les jeunes se tournent souvent vers les mêmes emplois pour financer leurs études ou trouver un complément de revenu. Pourtant, d’autres jobs étudiants plus méconnus sont beaucoup plus rémunérateurs*. Retrouvez toutes les infos dans notre article ⬇️ https://l.lefigaro.fr/DrV par Paul-Henri Wallet *Enquête de Qapa, la société digitale d’Adecco, publiée le 30 juillet 2024.
American Section - Lycée International de St. Germain en Laye a republié ceci
Vendredi American Section - Lycée International de St. Germain en Laye recevait élèves et parents pour la remise des diplômes de fin d’études. Merci à toute l’équipe de la section pour cette très belle cérémonie. Ce midi nous avons la confirmation que le taux de réussite au baccalauréat des élèves du Lycee International de St. Germain-en-Laye était de 100% avec un taux de mention de 98% 👏🏻👏🏻
Congratulations to the American Section class of 2024! Our 52 graduates were honored at two graduation ceremonies and a celebratory dinner last week. Our newest alumni were the first class to sit the Baccalaureat Français International (BFI), which they passed brilliantly, with a 100% honors rate. 14% of the class earned a mention assez bien, 33% a mention bien, 43% a mention très bien and 10% mention très bien avec félicitations du jury. We are proud of each and every one of them!
Our 60 Troisième students were recently honored at a Middle School graduation ceremony. They have worked hard, put in the extra hours, and have managed to win our hearts as well! We couldn’t be prouder of their many accomplishments and we are grateful for the memories we were able to make with them.
Last week the Quatrième students attended the Saint Germain Livrodrome. Marketed as a "parc d'attractions littéraires" the Livrodrome consisted of stands introducing students to literature, publishing, and every aspect related to books (audiobooks, film adaptations, podcasts . . .). Our students were able to explore by themselves and then had a workshop with a bilingual poet and translator, who led the students in their own bilingual poetic exploration.
The American Section recently led a Fresque du Climat for all Troisièmes at Collège Marcel Roby, where students reflected on the major climate issues facing our world. In small groups led by an adult volunteer, they were asked to think about the causes and effects of human activity on the planet. Once the learning piece was completed, it was time to think about solutions, and our young people came up with great ideas to help reverse some of the effects of greenhouse gases on the climate.
Every year our entire Lower School puts aside routines and spends a week exploring a topic in depth. This year the theme of Project Week was careers, and it a was a huge success. Many thanks to the parents and outside speakers who took time out of their busy schedules to share their interesting careers with our students. Students visited the Mairie de St. Germain, the Lycée Agricole, and the police station, and met with shephards, artists, engineers, dog trainers, and more!
Première student Ian Redmond was recently nominated for the Yale Book Award by the Upper School faculty, given each year to a Première with “outstanding personal character and intellectual promise.” For American universities in particular this distinction carries prestige, and former prize winners have gone on to a range of the most impressive programs. Ian received his award at a ceremony that took place at the Travellers Club on the Champs Elysées. He was accompanied by his parents, along with Head of English Andrew McGovern.
The annual Lycée en Fête celebration was once again a huge success, reuniting the schools 14 international sections for a day of delicious food, games, and cultural exhibitions. The mayor of Saint Germain and the Proviseur of the Lycée even lent a hand to prepare the tasty burgers on sale at the American Section stand!