Today is Thanksgiving and we wanted to celebrate it with our American students, the Usher family invited us to join them. Thank you very much, it was really good!

Quick brainstorming of what we think each point means.

We’ll try to implement them in our day to day life.

Cooking is a great way to express your creativity and our boarders make the most out  of it on their free time..Lolita is mastering Vegetable soup

Yesterday we went to Lausanne to enjoy the marine fauna of the AQUATIS. It was an amazing experience!,

3 inspiring plays ,grades 9,10 and IG2,many many guests and a memorable evening for all.

Drama Kings and Queens..NOT!!!Our borders with great acting skills ,lightened our evening.

From “girls are not good in maths” and “men are so insensitive” to “he is getting a bit senile with age” or “some people struggle at university”, there’s no shortage of common stereotypes about social groups. Chances are we have heard most of these examples at some point. In fact, stereotypes are a bit like air: invisible but always present.With the girls tonight we tried to clear the air bit , about this hugely important issue, merely by  being aware of the damaging effects that stereotypes can have.

At the end of our session we played a game..a small piece of paper with the name of a country was placed in ones girls forehead, while the others should share stereotypes about people and culture of this country and the aim was for the girl with the paper in her forehead to guess ,according to these stereotypes, the country the rest of the girls were talking about.The girls acknowledge the inaccuracy of these stereotypes by simply not recognising  them in their friends behavior, in the house and school.We may not be able to avoid stereotypes completely and immediately, but we can try to clear the air of them.

From badminton to horse riding and Vitam park to Natural history Museum, this weekend was a great experience once again.

Ben and Alfie have some serious moves!!

We have prepared an afternoon snack for our girls,a nice surprise at the end of a demanding day at school.