Commemoration - 60 years of the Elysée Treaty
On January 22, Germany and France celebrated the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Elysée Treaty.
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created posters to mark the 60th anniversary of the signing of the Elysée Treaty.
In small groups, the students retraced the history of Franco-German relations: on Tuesday, they presented to their fellow students the history leading up to the signing of the Friendship Treaty, the Treaty itself, the Franco-German Youth Office, the Sauzay and Voltaire exchange programs, and the signing of the Treaty of Aachen.
The posters are on display at the Lycée.
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section prepared a presentation of the treaty to explain what it means and how it applies to our daily lives.
They then presented their work to their fellow 6th and 5th grade German-speaking classmates – in German, of course!
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section were invited to answer.
As part of the
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program, some of the 6th graders wrote and presented haikus, very short poems of Japanese origin, celebrating the ephemeral nature of things and the sensations they evoke.
Each poem was accompanied by a drawing, which was then presented to the students.
