Le « coup de pouce » Médiatiks 2026 !

Cette année, notre journal numérique a reçu un « coup de pouce » lors de sa participation au concours français académique des médias scolaires ! Le jury aura apprécié l’originalité apportée par la « diversité des auteurs issus de différents pays européens » et le multilinguisme associé. Autre « coup de pouce » européen de l’année scolaire : la présentation de…

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How to Debunk a Fake… Vous avez dit « fake news » ?

Alors tout d’abord, quand a été publié notre article sur « Trumpflation Breaking News »? Ensuite, que signifie le nouveau mot-valise « Trumpflation »? Terme économique signifiant l’inflation due à la politique mise en place par le président Trump. Récemment, le sens économique a aussi dévié en « inflation » linguistique: accumulation d’annonces tout aussi imprévisibles que potentiellement lourdes de conséquences…

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Trumpflation Breaking News

By Freya CARRUTHERS-JONES, Mischa-Rei WELLS “If Ivanka weren’t my daughter, perhaps I would be dating her.” – Donald Trump declared, on multiple occasions.  Yet, in spite of the way the US President has been talking about Ivanka for years, often disguised as a simple ‘joke’ in many different interviews, the news came as a massive…

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Ma langue, ma culture…

Venez découvrir les jeunes dont le français n’est pas la langue maternelle au lycée cette année ! Un projet réalisé par Jeanne, Sirinat et Jean de 2nde internationale, qui ont interviewé depuis quelques mois la promo UPE2A 2026 de Théo ! Bonne découverte ! Ateliers organisés au lycée cette semaine des langues…

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Christmas Around Théo’s World !

Nowadays, Christmas is celebrated almost everywhere, being either a religious feast or a commercial one. However it can be very different from one country to another. That’s why we asked ourselves how Christmas is celebrated all around the world and we have interviewed four students, each one from a different country, about the Christmas traditions…

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An Interview With Our New English Assistant

By Elijah, Esteban and Samuel We are from Théophile Gautier in Year 11 in the BFI (International French Baccalaureate) class, and we have the great opportunity to be accompanied throughout the year with an English language assistant named Anyangu Mukhutsi Majimbo. Here are the questions we asked him for the interview: I was born in…

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Halloween Edition

Bienvenue dans The Roomies Show, un podcast unique de 2nde section internationale britannique qui vous emmène au cœur des actualités culturelles à commencer par cette fin octobre célèbre aux États-Unis ! Get into the spooky season with us and our movie selection for Halloween 🙂 Enjoy! By Julia JOBIN, Louise RODIER-G and Zoe COMBES

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Dundalk

Dundalk is a town located in couty Louth in the Republic of Ireland, near the boarder with Northern Ireland, that has been inhabited since the Neolithic period. Dundalk’s population is of 43,112 inhabitants as of the 2022 census which makes it the seventh largest urban area of the country. It also possesses a rich background…

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Belfast Titanic Museum

The Titanic is one of the most famous and tragic ships in maritime history. Her story, closely linked to the city of Belfast, still fascinates millions of people around the world. It was in this Northern Irish city that the prestigious liner was designed and built, before sinking on her maiden voyage in 1912. Today,…

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The visit of Belfast, Ireland

Hello, today we visited Belfast, therefore I am making a quick presentation of the place. Belfast is the second biggest town in Ireland, after Dublin and is the biggest harbour on the island. It mostly developed during the Industrialisation era and was a major producer of linen. During the Second WW, there were 2 blitz…

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Exploring the butterflies effect

The Butterfly Effect is a concept that captures the essence of how tiny, seemingly insignificant actions can lead to monumental consequences over time. Originating in chaos theory, the idea was popularized by meteorologist Edward Lorenz in the 1960s. When he suggested that the flap of a butterfly’s wings in Brazil could set off a tornado…

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Meet the Italians!

A Warm Welcome to Tarbes The Italian students landed at Lourdes airport around noon and were warmly welcomed by their French correspondents. Francesco, one of the Italian students, said:« Tarbes amazed me because it looked clean and pretty, not like Italian cities. The school looks nice too! »He was pleasantly surprised by the friendliness of the people,…

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