A European Class is a group of motivated students who do 2 extra hours of languages a week. It's called a European Class because the languages offered are European (English, German, Spanish...) ; in our case it's English. The pupils of the English European classes at Bernstein High are happy to share and show their work... You are welcome to add your comments.
Although the English language is of European origin, it is spoken in many countries around the world - click on the link above to discover all the English speaking countries... http://the_english_dept.tripod.com/esc.html
Une Section Européenne est un groupe d'élèves motivés qui font 2 heures de langues supplémentaires par semaine. On l'appelle une Section Européenne parceque les langues proposées sont européennes (Anglais, Allemand, Espagnol...) ; dans notre cas c'est l'anglais. Les élèves de la Section Européenne sont heureux de partager leurs travaux... Vos commentaires seront bienvenus.
Bien que la langue anglaise soit d'origine européenne, elle est pratiquée dans plusieurs pays dans le monde - cliquez sur le lien ci-dessus pour découvrir tous les pays anglophones ...http://the_english_dept.tripod.com/esc.html
This blog will be fed and nurtured by the pupils of the English European classes of Bernstein High. Some of it will be in French...
Ce blog sera nourri et élaboré par les élèves en 4ème et 3ème de la Section Européenne au collège. Une partie sera en anglais...
If you go to New South Wales, you’ll see kangaroos, koalas, crocodiles, sea stars, dauphins, whales and a lot of fishes in the ocean. But don’t forget… the kookaburra !
Do you like sports ? In New South Wales you can dive, surf or do water sports. But if you prefer to have a rest, you can go to beaches or concerts and visit Sydney and parks.
Sydney
Sydney is the New South Wales’s capital. It’s a very famous, big and wonderful town. How many beaches do you think are there in Sydney ? 70 beaches ! Very many ! In Sydney you can see the Opera House and the HarbourBridge, the most famous monuments of the town.
Facts
Sydney is home to people of 140 cultures, who speak more than 80 languages.
In September, 1993, Sydney was announced as host city of the year 2000 Olympic Games. HomebushBay is the site of Olympic Park and the athletes’ village.
New South Wales is a beautiful region. You can discover the nature, the history, the culture of the Aborigines… You can do all the sports, make excursions, camp… Australia is a very famous continent and you can visit it and meet its inhabitants. It’s a mysterious, wonderful and interesting country.
The olympic Games were founded by the Greek in 776 BC but they stopped. The Olympic Games were reinvented again by a Frenchman, Pierre de Coubertin. The goal of the Olympic movement is to contribute to building a peaceful and better world.
In 2008 the Olympic Games were in Bejiing (China). The winners were the Chinese with 51 gold medals, 21 silver medals and 28 bronze medals (a total of 100 medals). They were good in gymnastics. The second was the USA with 36 gold medals and a total of 110 medals. They won lots of medals in swimming. Third was the Russians with 72 medals and the fourth was Great-Britain (47 medals). In these Olympic Games there were 204 countries.
The next Olympic Games will be held in London in 2012 – see you there!
The firstaborigines came from Asia 40 000 years ago. There were 750 000 before colonisation (18th century), and there are 400 000 today (250 tribes)they live on reserves today.They’re good painters and they painted the dreamtime .They speak an aboriginal langage.
