Le Mystère Du Col Dyatlov
En 1959, un groupe composé de sept hommes et deux femmes, randonneurs expérimentés, décide de partir pour une randonnée, avec campement pour la nuit, pour atteindre le sommet de la montagne Otorten, … Read More
Category: Thoughtful
Pride isn’t a Privilege
In honour of Pride month, we decided to interview a representative from a club that represents LGBTQ+ people at one of our schools. To find out more about this club … Read More
Family Histories
Over on our Instagram account we asked students to write a short text and send it to us. The short text would be about a family tale or heirloom — … Read More
Quelles leçons de vie garder de la pandémie?
By Alicia Fontaine ESMol, S1FRA Bonjour je m’appelle Alicia Fontaine et je suis en S1FR. Je pourrais me contenter de rappeler que la sécurité est importante dans ces moments difficiles. … Read More
How Athens got its Name
By Aspasia Giannelou ESMol S1FRA Introduction to the world of Greek mythology Greek mythology isn’t just filled with stories of beings with supernatural powers, even if it does include them. … Read More
Love is a Human Right
An opinion piece by Lilly Iona Kitzinger, ESK S5ENA Openly being a member of the LGBT community, means that you are likely to face discrimination and judgment from those around … Read More
The meaning of life
By Nicolas Pérez Barley, EEB4 S6 DEA Featured image info: “The creation of Adam” in the Sistine Chapel in Vatican City by Michelangelo. Who are we? Why are we here? Were do we come from? Where do … Read More
Forget About Fear
By Tatjana Poznakova, EEB4, S7 ENA Fear is just that kind of emotion that activates our fight-or-flight instinct. It makes us want to do either everything or nothing, but the reaction … Read More
INSTANT GRATIFICATION – Survey
By Victor KRASTEV, EEB4 S6 FRB Last month, the first survey at the newly created EEB4 Instagram account was launched. In this poll, we asked a simple would you rather question from which … Read More