Rencontre avec Mme Da Silva, journaliste à l’Union
Dans le cadre de la semaine de la presse, cinq classes de 4ème de l’établissement ont rencontré, le jeudi 25 mars 2021, Mme Isabel Da Silva, journaliste à l’Union. Lors de cette rencontre et ce débat, les élèves ont posé des questions sur les médias, sur le circuit de l’information, sur la liberté de la presse et sur le métier de journaliste. Ils ont ainsi pu découvrir les différentes facettes de ce métier.
Mme Da Silva 
Exposition d’affiches réalisées par les élèves de 4e sur « la Liberté d’expression » à travers un dessin de presse.
Numéro spécial : Interview de Mme Da Silva
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EPI aéronautique / Parcours avenir : Captain JB Toulouse at school!
YEAR 10 C :
Antoine : I enjoyed this meeting and his job is exciting but this is not the job I would like to do later because I prefer an outdoor job and I don’t want to love far from my family.
Rose : Sometimes he doesn’t see his wife and children for 5 days when he does long destinations. I think it must be hard.
Noa : According to him, we must learn from our mistakes because it helps to grow up and to succeed.
Pierre Louis : He has flown for 13 500 hours ! It’s a lot !
Lucas G : He is a captain but he is an instructor too.
Necip : He works at Air France company.
Raphaël : He has already flown the biggest plane which is the A380. He is currently flying on the A320 airplane.
Coline : He loves his job and is happy because every day is different !
Lucas T : He has travelled everywhere in Europe and even in the world ! He has visited a lot od countries./ He is lucky.
Khalil : He is a model to follow because despite his dyslexia, he became a pilot ! It encourages me in my studies.
Elena : I must continue my efforts to make my dreams come true. I should never feel discouraged.
Antonin : If you don’t speak English, it’s difficult to find a job.
Yaniss : He is French but he fluently speaks English. When he was at school, he studied German !
Ambre : He earns a very good living but the most important thing is that he loves his job.
YEAR 10 D
Anissa : His longest flight is when he went to HongKong (a 14-hour flight).
Benjamin : He has had a lot of experience but he has got an exam on a flight simulator every year.
Nawel : Giving up is not an option ! Learning English is so important according to him.
Emma : Even if you’re bad at school, you can and must follow your dreams.
Emilie : Don’t give up and work hard in order to succeed in what you want to do !
Léane : It’s really important to be able to speak English to be a pilot.
Angèle : He is also an instructor : he teaches his job to future pilots.
Gabriel : When he was a kid, he used to draw planes.
Flavie : He is a captain and an instructor.
Axel : Before being a pilot, he was a steward ( a flight attendant)
Hugo : He has always wanted to fly. He was very motivated to become a pilot.
Léa P : He has flown with a lot of different planes : A380, A320 and B747
Alexis : When he said he wanted to become a pilot, his parents were confused.
Lola : He has been to many places in the world, like Canada, the Usa, Japan, China, Australia etc.
Eulalie : His dream was to become a pilot and he made it.
Year 10 E
Manolys and Elina : He often flies by night so he rarely sees the beauty of the landscapes !
Clémence : His story is very inspiring and motivating for me.
Marie : He has already met Brad Pit !
Zoé : He is not allowed to drink alcohol 24 hours before a flight.
Year 10 F
Adeline B : He used to be astewrad.
Léontin : In ordre to follow your dreams, you must be hard working.
Louna : TOEIC is an English test. It’s important to have a high level in English in many jobs.
Mael : One important thing he said is that we must do a job we want to do and we have to do everything we can to do it.
Lola : You should never give up despite the difficulties you may encounter.
Diogo : He didn’t use to have good marks at school.
Thomas : He didn’t like school but he is a pilot now.
Myrtille : I saw a man who was in love with his job. He explained to us that making mistakes was necessary in the learning process.
Camille : A pilot is allowed to handcuff a passenger who is putting the flight in danger !
Lesly : Here are my 2 questions to JB Toulouse and his answers : Are you stressed out ? No, never. Have you ever had an accident ? No, never.
Isaac : He has never wanted to stop his carreer.
Lily : He has already saved a passenger on board.
Matteo : He is rich ! He earns a lot of money.
Fantine : He has already had a famous passenger on board : President V. Giscard D’Estaing.
Exaucée : He is also an instructor.
Guillaume : We must believe in our dreams !
Clément : He speaks French and English. Fluently.
Year 10 G
Ziyad : English is an important langage which can offer several possibilities.
Ilhan : He was dyslexic but he succeeded.
Clément : To be a pilot you must be good at Science and English.
Appoline : He has never had an accident but he has already had turbulence on board.
Léo : His dream came true. He taught me to follow my dreams.
Noah : His wife is a stewardess. They have 4 children.
Lucie : He has read a lot of books !
Mélinda : He has been to a lot of destinations like the USA.
Valentin : He achieved his goal by becoming a pilot !
Rose : He has never wanted to stop flying. It was his dream. It’s a hobby.
Espérance : Confidence in oneself is important to suceed.
Aurore : He loves his job !
EPI MLK (2019-2020)
L’EPI sur Martin Luther King a été interrompu pendant le confinement et le spectacle “ML King 306” prévu au Carré Blanc a été annulé en avril mais les élèves de 3è ont tout de même eu le temps de travailler et d’apprendre plein de choses sur le sujet.
Parmi de nombreuses activités, en voici quelques unes.
Une frise chronologique sur Martin Luther King réalisée en anglais. Ici celle de Kloé.
Une prise de parole en continu en anglais pour expliquer la ségrégation aux Etats-Unis et l’histoire de Rosa Parks. Ici celle de Jawara.
Les techniques rhétoriques du discours “I have a dream” de MLK ont été réutilisées dans les discours, sur des sujets divers et variés, écrits en français et en anglais par les élèves de 3D.. En voici quelques extraits:
L’EPI Plongée remporte un trophée
Samedi 11 janvier 2020, au salon de la plongée à Paris, le président de la FFESSM a remis au club de plongée GASM et au collège Paulette Billa le Trophée des activités subaquatiques responsables.
Le thème de l’année était “Les plongeurs du futur : activités subaquatiques en milieu scolaire”.
Cinq classes de 4ème et deux classes de 4ème SEGPA ont participé à un EPI Plongée. Il a fédéré de nombreuses disciplines : Anglais, Documentation, EPS, Espagnol, LCA, Mathématiques, Physique, SVT et Technologie.
Durant le premier trimestre, une fois par semaine, les élèves se sont rendus à la piscine Orgeval pour appréhender les techniques subaquatiques. Cette découverte s’est complétée par une approche spécifique à chaque enseignement. Une sortie dans le bassin de TODI, au milieu d’un millier de poissons tropicaux d’eau douce a clôturé cette expérience inoubliable.
Vidéo réalisé à TODI :
Un pilote d’avion au collège
Dans le cadre de l’EPI aéronautique et dans le cadre du parcours avenir, les élèves de 3è ont eu la chance, lundi 09 décembre 2019, de rencontrer monsieur Kémy Clodion qui finit actuellement sa formation de pilote de ligne chez EasyJet sur A320. Merci encore à lui pour sa venue au collège.
Les élèves lui ont posé des questions en français et en anglais. Bientôt, vous pourrez écouter le reportage préparé par les élèves du club de la Webradio du collège à ce sujet.
En attendant voici déjà quelques impressions d’élèves (de 3G et de 3D) en anglais suite à cette intervention :
Kloé, 3G : His presentation was great. he conveyed his passion for planes to us.
Maël, 3G : What he said really captivated me. It was a dream come true.
Henri, 3G : Kemy has visited many countries thanks to his job despite his young age. He’s only 24.
Alice, 3G : You must be really motivated to become a pilot because you must learn many technical things, and everything is in English!
Mila, 3G : It was really interesting.
Firmin, 3G : you must work hard to become a captain.
Amelyn, 3G : I liked Kemy’s cheerfulness. All his efforts in his professional course were rewarded because he’s going to work for the EsayJet company.
Nazym, 3G : you needn’t do the “BIA” exam (Aeronautics Initiation Certificate) to become a pilot but it’s a really good experience.
Candice, 3G : Flying is a fascinating job! Kemy’s experience was impressive to me.
Jacques, 3G : The most important thing is : never give up if you have got a dream in mind.
Mathilde S, 3D : I didn’t know you can fly if you wear glasses.
Maureen, 3D : I have learnt many pieces of information about how to become a pilot. It was great.
Iléana, 3D : The salary of a pilote is high!
Marie, 3D : We asked a lot of questions in French and in English. It was interesting.
Léa G, 3D : He had to pay a lot for his training but it was the price to become a pilot!
Anaïs B, 3D : Kemy said : “you mustn’t give up your dreams”
