Are you ready for adventure but but the heat wave keeps you from moving? Then it’s time to escape with a book! Check out our summer reading recommendations for older students.
Posts in Category: teaching practices
100% success rate for the French baccalaureate
A 100% success rate with 100% “mention” for the French baccalaureate.
We would like to congratulate our students. We are very proud of them, and of the teaching staff who have accompanied them in preparation for their diploma.
Well done to you all, have a great summer and all the best for
Our STEAM Lab
Unlocking creativity
We have met with the teacher Samar Akkawi who told us about the many artistic activities that are offered to children in nursery and the importance of Art in child development. (more…)
Technology in Class: Dos and Don’ts
The International Institute de Lancy (IIL) is considered to be one of the most innovative schools in Switzerland when it comes to using IT in the classroom. The school’s ICT Leader for English Secondary Adrian Hirst, shares some of the lessons they have learned.
Summer readings for youngest
It’s amazing how reading can make you travel, discover and laugh! Here comes our favourite books for the youngest, enjoy!
Visit by Gérald Herrmann, cartoon artist
Gérald Herrmann, cartoon artist for the Tribune de Genève, came to meet Y12 Language & Literature students. They talked about the history of the press, its role in society, its mechanisms and its challenges. The students were also able to learn editorial cartoon showing them that humor can
Radio Interview Anne Frank
Edutech 2019
Our school recently welcomed 150 delighted teachers from 20 French and English schools for the Edutech conference.
Would you like your child to be bilingual?
Should my child go to an English or French school? How can I ensure he or she has the best of both worlds? These are questions every parent is likely to have grappled with at some point.
Victoria Anderson, Head of Primary at the International Institute de Lancy (IIL), a private