The Flood of 1953
By Cristian Urcola BERS2E; double published in the ESB Times On 29 January 1953, a heavy storm struck the Netherlands, resulting in a flood. It killed 1,836 people, tens of … Read More
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Crawling up your arm
By Charlotte Wiemann; double published in the BEE3 Magazine You know it well. A little creature. Sometimes hairy, sometimes as thin as a needle. Often it sits in the corner … Read More
Which society is best for the climate?
By: Clément Rauch (S7 FRA) COP27 took place this November, bringing together heads of state from all over the world; the conference is about climate change, and invites the world’s … Read More
Pourquoi est-ce qu’on ne tient pas nos résolutions ?
By: Emma Freytag; double published in the BEE3 Magazine Chaque année, c’est pareil : une grande majorité de personnes se promettent de tenir diverses résolutions, pour se rendre compte en février … Read More
Happy in 2023?
By: Charlotte Wiemann; double published in the BEE3 Magazine New year’s resolutions. You’ve definitely heard of them – do more exercise, lose weight, get organised, spend less, and save more … Read More
Economics VS Latin
By: Sergej Maxim Skackov; double published in the BEE3 Magazine Which one should you choose? In S3, let’s say in the middle of the school year, you receive a coloured … Read More
Pythagore, une phobie presque universelle
Illustration by Ray Verchere By Lea Lysa; double published in the BEE3 Magazine Dans le bus de ville, j’entends malgré moi, à travers la musique de mes écouteurs, une conversation … Read More
LES AUTRES…
By Salomé Béresse; double published in the BEE3 Magazine Il est une heure du matin à l’instant où j’écris ces mots. La longue avenue qui me loge a cessé de … Read More
Discover Alumni Europae, the network of former students of the European Schools, your network!
Each year, several pupils graduate from the European schools. All these graduates spread around the world sometimes forget that time passes but friendships remain. That’s where Alumni comes in! Alumni … Read More
POETRY: “Still I Rise” by Maya Angelou
Short analysis by Leah Kramer The Poem “You may write me down in history With your bitter, twisted lies, You may trod me in the very dirt But still, like … Read More