Collège Jean Jaurès de Levallois Perret

Prise en main de Pronote

Le Poulennec — 2025-09-02T14:56:01Z

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Voyage à Londres : La parole aux élèves

Le Poulennec — 2025-06-20T12:31:33Z

Du 26 au 29 mai, les élèves de la section européenne des niveaux 4e et 3e ont eu l'opportunité de partir découvrir la capitale de Londres et d'être logés dans des familles britanniques le soir venu. Voici une petite sélection de leurs témoignages, ainsi que quelques photos souvenirs. Merci à tous les élèves pour leur enthousiasme et leur bonne volonté, malgré la pluie et les sandwichs !

Lou-Anne : "Last week, we went on a school trip to London, and it was one of the best experience ever ! We did so many things, saw famous places... Let me tell you everything !

Day 1 –

When we arrived in London, we took the Tube (the London metro). It was super clean and modern ,way better than in Paris ! The stations were nice, but it was loud and small.
Then we went to lunch near Borough Market, a famous food market.We ate at a really nice fish and chips restaurant. The fish was crispy, the fries were perfect, and the dessert ? SO GOOD !
In the afternoon, we visited the Tate Modern, a huge modern art museum. The building is massive and weird looking. Some art pieces were cool, but others were… kinda weird or hard to understand. We didn't visit the whole museum because it got a bit boring for some of us.
Outside, the weather was awful :rain, wind, grey skie… classic London weather . But we still walked to the Tower Bridge. It was amazing ! It looked exactly like in the photos :big and beautiful. We even walked across it and took pictures.
In the evening, we took public transport to Welling, where our host families live. They welcomed us and made us feel at home.

Day 2-

We woke up early and went to the Natural History Museum. It was huge and super interesting. We saw a giant dinosaur skeleton in the entrance, amazing gems and crystals, an earthquake simulator, and even a section about volcanoes and space
Since it was raining (again !), we had lunch under a big tree in a nice park in Albertopolis, near the museum. The place was green and peaceful even with the rain(but it was sooo cold).
Next, we went to Camden Town, a super cool and artistic neighborhood.There were tons of shops with decorations, colorful buildings, and street food everywhere. We had a challenge : talk to Londoners, ask them questions in English and try to get as many answers as possible.Some of us were really shy but we did it, and the winners got little prizes !
After that, we took the Tube again to go to the National Gallery at Trafalgar Square. It was amazing ! We saw real paintings by Claude Monet, van Gogh, and other famous artists. My favorite were the monet's paintings. There was also a little shop where we bought postcards and other stuff.
In the evening, we returned to Welling and had dinner with our host families.

Day 3 –

This day was just perfect ! We started with Westminster where we saw Big Ben (finally !). It's HUGE and really beautiful in real life. We also saw the Houses of Parliament .
Then we walked to St James's Park, one of the most beautiful parks I've ever seen. There were squirrels running everywhere, ducks and geese, and even some willows (my favorite trees !)
Next stop : Buckingham Palace.We saw the guards in their red uniforms and big black hats. They were so serious and still so it was funny to watch
Then… best moment ever : we got to ride a red double-decker bus ! We sat at the top, of course, and enjoyed the view of the city.
In the afternoon, we went to the London Transport Museum, where we saw all kinds of old trains, buses, and taxis. It was more fun than I expected
After that, we walked to Covent Garden, a super cool area with street performers, cute shops, and cafes. We had another challenge : take a funny picture of food and create a little story with it. It was fun.

Day 4-
The last day was a bit sad because we had to say goodbye to our host families. We also had to carry our HUGE bags all day.
We visited the Shakespeare's Globe Theatre, it's a reconstruction of the original Elizabethan theatre. We had a guide who told us about how plays were performed in Shakespeare's time. We also had a work from our teachers with questions to answer, so we learned a lot.
Then we went to Piccadilly Circus, which was super crowded.We did some final shopping and bought snacks for the train.
Finally, we went to Saint Pancras Station and took the Eurostar to France. We were tired but we had fun in the train.

In Conclusion this trip was unforgettable. We discovered a lot of things, practiced our English, and had so much fun with our friends.I'll never forget it and thank you to all the teachers who organized everything !"

Faith : "I had a great experience in London and the memories I had are something to keep in my heart and my mind that are best to keep and to remember when i heard the word “London”. I'm gonna ask you this question, what do you have in your mind when you hear the word “London”, because the first time I knew that we were going to have the trip with our teachers and classmates, I was really excited that I kept planning many things in my head, on what to wear, on what to bring, on what to pack […]

when we arrived in London, I was really stunned by how many people are there to visit this country, how clean the metro is and when we went out, I was really amazed by the view and the whole place, it was all remarkable that everything that you see is captivating that you must take pictures all the time. […]

Our second day, when we woke up to eat delicious breakfast and we got ready that fast because we have a time to follow of every morning to meet our teachers again near the metro station. We saw our classmates again and our teachers, and we asked each other's night and all of us had really a great time with our family hosts and houses that we stayed for. We went to the Natural Museum and we discovered a lot of things, we took many pictures as we can and checked many souvenirs in the store. After this, we went to ate the packed lunches that our family gave us, we went to the Hyde Park but the problem was it was raining heavily but at least we survived this day. We went to Camden Town, it was really a cool market, you can explore many things, buy many souvenirs as much as you can, eat and drink many foods that you want to try of, and we also had a challenge to talk to Londoners and we had to do an interview with them, it was really great because we got to know more about London and the Camden Town and I think it helped us to communicate more with people in English and to learn new words or maybe to even study the accent they had […]

The next day, as usual, we did the same thing but I think this day was the best out of all because the sun was shining and it was up, I've heard that London is rarely hot and it's impossible to see the sun out all the time but all day, the sun was there that's why it was really a great day to walk and to discover new places, we saw many great monuments and statues like the “Women of World War 2”, we saw the Big Ben and that was the most shocking part because as we all know it is also known for this, the big clock tower and it was really huge and pleasant to the eyes to look up to, they were many people and we saw many double decker buses, there are many tourists that are walking and taking pictures at this place, we saw many cool houses that are near the Big ben, we also saw the Westminster Abbey and when I tell you, all of us took photos immediately and we were shocked about how the structure of the building looks like up close, then we also went to the park near there to take a break, it was so amazing because we saw a lot of animals like the ducks, the swans, squirrels and etc… […]

The last day, we got up early and we ate our breakfast then we got ready before getting in the car. It was tiring again because we had to walk with our heavy bags but it was still fun, we went to Shakespeare's globe theatre, the guide was so kind and he explained every details and story that we needed to know about Shakespeare, he showed us everything and we also checked the souvenir shop after, then we had a free time to buy what we want and to check the place we went to, for me, this day marks as the day that I realized that someday i would go back there with the people I loved so I can show them how good was the London is, I want to go back and to explore more, to meet people more and to have the same incredible experience I had, we made a bond with the teachers and with the other students, and I think that was also one of the best part, talking and spending time with people while having a trip on the country, I would never forget everything that I saw, learned, experienced and felt when we were in London, London has my heart now and I want to go back in the future when the time comes."

Ibrahima : "2 weeks ago, we had the amazing opportunity to visit London with our class. During our stay, we explored some of the city's most iconic landmarks and cultural sites.

We started our adventure at the Tate Modern, where we discovered impressive contemporary artworks. We then walked across the famous Tower Bridge and wandered through the vibrant streets of Camden Town, full of unique shops and food stalls. A relaxing stroll through Hyde Park was a perfect way to enjoy some fresh air in the heart of the city.

Our museum visits were a highlight : we explored the Natural History Museum, the fascinating London Transport Museum, and the world-famous British Museum with its incredible historical collections. We also visited Shakespeare's Globe, where we learned more about the world of theatre in the time of the Bard.

We admired the grandeur of Westminster, saw Big Ben, and even caught a glimpse of Buckingham Palace. A stop at Covent Garden allowed us to enjoy street performances and the lively atmosphere.

Another great part of our trip was staying with our host families. They were incredibly kind and welcoming, and they really made us feel at home. Sharing meals and chatting with them helped us improve our English and learn more about British culture.

This unforgettable trip was a mix of learning, discovery, and fun—we made great memories and came back with lots of stories to tell !"

Sénat des Collégiens des Hauts-de-Seine

Le Poulennec — 2025-05-15T09:00:31Z

Le Sénat des collégiens des Hauts-de-Seine est une initiative du sénateur Xavier Iacovelli visant à réunir 50 collégiens issus des différents collèges du département. Chaque collège est représenté par un élève titulaire et son suppléant.

Deux élèves du collège, en 4ème, ont participé à ce projet citoyen, mis en place depuis décembre 2024.

Lors de la première journée au Sénat, les élèves ont été accueillis dans le salon Médicis par le sénateur Xavier Iacovelli, ainsi que d'autres représentants au Sénat et des députés, afin de leur présenter le Sénat des collégiens. Les élèves volontaires dans les différents collèges du département ont ensuite présenté leurs candidatures pour chaque commission aux autres élèves qui ont voté ensuite pour leurs représentants. Parmi les quatre Commissions (Education, Solidarité, Culture et Développement durable), nos élèves ont choisi celle de la Solidarité, afin de préparer la proposition d'une loi à l'issue de ce projet.

Les élèves ont eu également la chance de visiter le Sénat dont la magnifique salle des conférences et de s'assoir à la place des sénateurs pour quelques minutes, afin de poser leurs questions.

Lors de leur deuxième journée au Sénat, les lois de chaque commission ont été présentées aux autres élèves. Le dépôt des amendements sur les propositions de loi s'effectuera durant le mois de mai et les élèves des Hauts-de-Seine voteront ensuite en faveur ou non de ces lois au début du mois de juin lors d'une dernière assemblée plénière.

Visite de la Maison de la radio

Le Poulennec — 2025-05-09T11:59:49Z

Le vendredi 4 avril, les élèves du Club Médias et du Conseil de Vie Collégienne ont eu la chance de visiter les locaux de Radio France.

La Maison de la Radio et de la Musique, également surnommée "maison ronde" est située dans le 16ème arrondissement et a été conçu par l'architecte Henry Bernard pour accueillir la radio-télévision publique française, inauguré le 14 décembre 1963. Ce bâtiment circulaire abrite 1000 bureaux et 63 studios d'enregistrement, dont le célèbre studio 104, et une salle de concert symphonique.

Les élèves ont pu observer la maquette des locaux, et poser des questions à notre guide expérimenté. Ils sont ensuite entrés dans le Grand Auditorium afin de regarder quelques minutes d'une répétition d'un concert symphonique puis ont poursuivi la visite par le studio 104 où un petit groupe de musiciens s'entraînait également.

La matinée s'est finie avec la visite d'un studio d'enregistrement, spécialisé dans les feuilletons radiophoniques, avec tout le matériel nécessaire aux bruitages servant à ce genre d'émission.

Les élèves du club lecture à la Maison de Victor Hugo pour un tournage

Le Poulennec — 2024-11-29T14:03:48Z

Dans le cadre du concours national de lecture "Si on lisait à voix haute", les élèves du club lecture du collège ont eu l'opportunité de participer au tournage d'un reportage à la Maison de Victor Hugo en compagnie de Denis Podalydès.

Ils ont tout d'abord tourné à l'extérieur sur la place des Vosges. L'acteur leur a donné des conseils pour le concours de lecture à voix haute et leur a parlé de l'écrivain Victor Hugo.

Le tournage s'est ensuite poursuivi dans le musée, dans une belle salle ornée de tableaux dont le célèbre portrait de l'auteur. Quelques élèves ont lu à voix haute un poème de Victor Hugo tandis que d'autres ont été interviewées par une journaliste.

Ce reportage a été diffusé dans l'émission La Grande Librairie sur France 5 le mercredi 4 décembre vers 22h, dans une émission spéciale pour la réouverture de la cathédrale Notre-Dame de Paris.
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