On the 18th of November, 10 projects were presented to more than 500 pupils in the salle polyvalente. This science symposium was also a competition and the jury chose three projects while the public voted for one.

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Last 18 November marked the 104th anniversary of Latvia's independence, an event that could not be left without celebration.

After the literary walk in Brussels on 28 October in the footsteps of Baudelaire, Hugo and many other authors, the five students of the French section who are following the French Approfondissement course in S6 visited the Camille Lemonnier Museum on Friday 18 November.

On the 15th of November, our S1 to S3 pupils had the opportunity to take part in a performance by Broken Walls and Carry the Cure, two First Nations/Native American bands.

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