As part of our Pastoral Program, we launched Pillar 4 of our Wellbeing Program, titled “Healthy Bodies and Minds,” during our weekly house meeting. This pillar focuses on Nutrition, emphasizing two key takeaways: First: Understanding calories and portion sizes. and Second: Making healthy food choices and staying hydrated.

During the meeting, we also watched a video in which students shared their thoughts on the importance of eating healthily, understanding daily calorie intake and portion sizes, and choosing nutritious meals. The video highlighted the significance of staying hydrated as well. Our House Rep, Jasmine, led this important discussion since she is one of the most passionate and health-conscious members of our house.

Click here to watch the video on healthy eating and hydration.

The Varsity Girls Volleyball Team had a fantastic weekend, showcasing excellent performance on the court. We’re excited for the next tournament—well done, Lady Panthers! 🎉🏐 Bravo Duda !!

After a well-deserved February break, the boarders of Louis Degallier 60 returned to their house, ready to reconnect and embrace the new school period with enthusiasm. The first week back was filled with opportunities to strengthen friendships and ease into the academic routine. Housemates gathered to share stories from their time away, rekindling bonds and creating a warm and supportive atmosphere. This period of re-connection played a key role in fostering a sense of belonging and ensuring that everyone felt motivated for the challenges ahead.

To make the transition even more enjoyable, a variety of activities were organised, bringing energy and excitement to the house. Students participated in climbing sessions, testing their physical and mental resilience, while others engaged in card games and classic house games that sparked laughter and friendly competition. These activities not only provided entertainment but also helped set a positive tone for the upcoming term. With spirits high and motivation renewed, the boarders of Louis Degallier 60 are now ready to take on their academic and personal goals with confidence.

Duda and Helo had a fantastic time in Crans-Montana this week during the February half-term. They chose to spend their holidays with the school community at the Hotel Du Parc (4-star) in Montana. The week provided a brilliant opportunity to make new friends, learn or improve their skiing or snowboarding skills, and take part in evening activities such as ice skating, and bowling. After skiing, the students had ample time to explore the resort and rest in preparation for the start of school this coming week