Last Wednesday 9th September 2015, the Primary Weekly Programme pupils returned to school. I could not miss this opportunity to sneak in Lucy Aubrac and take a few shots. All were very studious, full of energy and joy. A feeling of friendship could be felt among...
Featured image : Exmoor from Dunkery Beacon Have you ever read “Lorna Doone”? No I didn’t think you had, which is probably why I asked the question. I have of course read “Lorna Doone” and I’m feeling pretty smug about it. It’s one of those books...
Blog post by Carrie Jack Beauville Arts was a huge success this year resulting in a very impressive and entertaining mini production of 'Hairspray' on Friday 26th June. The sixiemes, cinquiemes and quatriemes involved were committed to all of the rehearsals and, in a very short...
Blog post by James Westgarth On 1st July, the CM2 integrated class performed two plays and took the opportunity to hold a pot luck lunch to thank the primary staff ahead of their move to 6ieme in the new school year. ...
Blog post by Les Albiston Each June I attend the UCAS (University and College Admission Service) conference and workshops for overseas advisers who prepare students for application to UK universities. It’s always a great occasion to meet colleagues from around the world and representatives of UCAS...
Blog post by Les Albiston E31 Students in 4ème thought they'd escaped school for a few days on their recent trip to Stratford-upon-Avon and Birmingham. but in fact they found themselves back in the school room on Sunday during their trip to the Black Country Living...
Blog post by Leslie Albiston I’ve always thought that the apple tree, which is such a potent symbol in Arthur Miller’s “All My Sons” draws its power from its association with the Garden of Eden, original sin and the loss of innocence. This is underpinned by...
Blog post by Les Albiston At the beginning of last week I had the great pleasure of watching our 5ème class re-enacting the trial of Charles I. The lesson was the result of a cross-curricular project led by Laure Seilhean and Carrie Jack in which the...
The March 2015 edition of the Colomiers Chronicle is now out. We hope you enjoy the reading. Click through on the picture or the title to access the link to the pdf file. Please click here to access the pdf file....
Blog post by Les Albiston A rose between two thorns? (only kidding chaps) Former OIB students Toby Petit (UCL- architecture,) and Hugo Volrath (Goldsmith's- graphic design) join Camille Zanni (Kings college- International business) to meet current OIB students during their recent trip to London and to...