Do you need a creative outlet for your CAS or Reach hours?
Don’t know how or where to get these hours.
Come to Picasso and discuss your potential with Mrs Birt (sabine.birt@cdl.ch)
How, When, Where, What can be achieved with the right guidance.
Something appropriate for all confidence levels.
Art displays or constructive art lessons for 3-5 year olds.
It’s all creative, fun and worthwhile.
Come any time, Picasso’s always open.
Mrs Gilbert needs photographers to take pictures during end of year concerts at the following times:
22nd November 18.30 Eiger Aud All Choirs and Bands: St Cecialia’s Day Concert
6th December: 18.00 and 19.30 All Gr4ade 7 / 5ème perform Winter Concert. All Singing and all Playing!
12th December: 18.30 private Lessons Recital. Eiger Aud
12, 13, 14 December 9.45 Pre School Concerts in Eiger Aud.
For further information on how you can earn your service or creative hours please contact: nicola.gilbert@cdl.ch or ryan.blyth@cdl.ch
Activity name: EFR courses Emergency First Response www.emergencyfirstresponse.com
Activity duration: Tuesdays and Thursdays 16h to 20h30. A small pause from 18h to 18h30 is given for a personal snack.
Date of offer: The dates are set when the inscriptions are over
Outline of activity with a description: It is a Primary and Secondary Care program offered to CDL students. It comprises EFR for Adult Care, Children Care and Infant Care. It also teaches the use of the Automated External Defibrillator(we have the latest models for demonstration). EFR courses are professional courses which should not to be confused with the samaritan course.
Qualifications: No prior qualifications needed but the course provides CAS (provided you volunteer as an EFR security responder during a school sports event ) and REACH hours. It may give extra-curricular credit when applying for universities.
Target age group: 15 to 18 years old
Costs:
If you would like further information please contact Vladimir Stosic (vladimir.stosic@cdl.ch).
Activity name: Yearbook
When: Every Tuesday and Friday from 4 pm until 5/5.30 pm
What: With students from the High School we produce the CDL Highschool yearbook.
Who: Motivated students. Students sign for one group
Target age group Highschool
Where: Computer room CR413
If you are interested in taking part in this activity please contact: Bénédicte Hurel: bénédicte.hurel@cdl.ch
Activity Name: Introduction to Clay Sculpture
When: Mondays from 4 to 5 and from 5:30 to 6::30 (possibly on Wednesdays if demand is great, class size limited to 12)
What: This broadly based course is an introduction to clay sculpture of modeled and constructed form. A variety of sculpture techniques (relief, coils, hand forming, sand pressing and glazing) and materials are used to develop skills and provide a basis for creative development aimed at gaining sensitivity in the composition, observation, and analysis of sculptural form.
Who: Students should be motivated to want to work and create with their hands.
Target age group l4 to l8
Any students interested in this activity should contact James Lang james.lang@cdl.ch
There is a play being put on by CDL drama department and they are looking for students to help with the production. These are the way that students could get involved for CAS or REACH. We will then arrange a meeting for those who want to help.
Email Mr Penrose at ashley.penrose@cdl.ch or Mr Abbate at nicolo.abbate@cdl.ch
Collège du Léman is going to be offering The International Award. This is an exciting self-development programme available to all 14 to 25 year olds. Over 7 million young people worldwide have taken up the Award challenge.
The Award is tough but it is about individual challenge, not about reaching specific standards set by someone else. Young people design their own Award Programme, set their own goals, and record their own progress. The only person they compete against is themselves, by challenging their own beliefs about what they can achieve.
Young people who do the Award:
For further information please contact: Victoria Wilson or Olly Corbin: intaward@cdl.ch