An educational project at
Lycée L. S. Senghor Évreux High School
2015-2016
A new year begins with the discovery of historic and memorial sites of Normandy
Ranville-Bénouville-Bréville-les -Monts
From up the hill, in Bréville, students understand how the village came to be a key objective after D-Day
Links between history and memory: these ruins of the former church highlight the violence of the battle.
A stop at Pegasus Bridge, Bénouville helps understanding the issues of dropping paratroopers here in the first hours of 6 june 1944
Cette sortie a pu être effectuée avec le soutien du ministère des Armées- direction des patrimoines, de la mémoire et des archives
Avril 2016
Exchanges are made with students from Nea-Zealand
Our school was delighted to host a dozen students from St Margaret's School, Wellington, N-Z.
The students who vivited us made a very nice presentation about their stay in Évreux, to be seen here: ici.
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Ces rencontres sont largement dues à l'initiative des enseignants K. de Mecquenem (anglais) qui a préparé le programme, les activités et animé les échanges avec ces élèves de Nouvelle-Zélande. "Conseiller Histoire" : L. Grillet (Histoire & Géographie).
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Ian Patrick, a Franco-American photographer (2 of his portraits can be seen on the wall in the background) and Tenno Dogger from Association Deep Respect exchange views and read poems with a school group
May - june
OUR FIRST INTERVIEW WITH A D-DAY VETERAN
Mr Roy O'NEILL
After a month preparing to meet him, a school group interviews Roy O’Neill, a WW2 veteran.
This took place at the invitation of association Deep Respect.
Two students worked on this sketch, inspired by a famous photograph taken just before landings took place on Juno Beach, precisely at Bernières/Mer, where Mr O'Neill landed
