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Written by anglaischagall in Accueil on 25 July 2016 à 17:46...as teachers sometimes are, I asked my students to choose a place or a monument, they liked in Reims and to sum up information about it, explaining why they liked it. Of course I dreamt we would be able to make a video to answer Matt. But of course we had too many things to do before, and we...
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Written by anglaischagall in Accueil on 3 May 2016 à 09:17...on a Friday morning. Here is what they wrote about it: "On Friday I went to visit the cathedral of Reims with my class. A guide showed us various monuents and he delivered explanations to us on their creators, their history and their significance. Among the most famous we saw the Tympanum of the...
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Written by anglaischagall in Accueil on 18 June 2015 à 19:35Today the annual ceremony in memory of Charles de Gaulle's call to arms on June 18th 1940. On that occasion two students of our school read texts in front of a large audience: veterans, military officials, the lord mayor, members of an organisation for the remembrance of the Resistance Movement...
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Written by anglaischagall in Accueil on 9 November 2014 à 10:59...advise you to go and see this exhibition: Jours de Paix et de Guerre at the Musée des Beaux-Arts in Reims. Paul-Hubert Lepage, La Cathédrale, vue de la rue Chanzy © Reims, musée des Beaux-arts © photo Christian Devleeschauwer (trouvée sur le site du Monde) I've been there twice already...
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Written by anglaischagall in Accueil on 5 February 2014 à 16:22You like music. You like Celtic music. You haven't got anything planned on March 26th. You don't usually go to concerts because it's too expensive. This event is for you !!! And, look out ! One of the names is famous in Chagall High School.
Once upon a time, I was teaching at Chagall High School
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