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2025 IFS French Baccalaureate Results: Exceptional Students, Year After Year

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Walking the halls of IFS once again 🎓💙

We were delighted to welcome back Anne-Sophie (Class of 2024) on campus.
Coming back to IFS, where she grew up and shaped so many memories, was a moment filled with emotion and joy for her, a true reminder that IFS is more than a school, it’s a community that stays with you for life.

In this interview, Anne-Sophie shares her favorite subjects at IFS, especially English, and reflects on how completing the French International Baccalaureate (BFI) played a key role in preparing her for higher education. She also highlights how learning Mandarin at IFS has been a real asset and continues to support her throughout her university studies today.

After graduating from IFS, Anne-Sophie continued her academic journey in France and is now in her second year at ESSEC Business School in Cergy, where she is pursuing a BBA (Bachelor of Business Administration). Thriving in this new chapter, she expressed how happy she was to return to the place where she grew up, learned, and built strong foundations for her future.

👉 Get inspired and celebrate the spirit of IFS alumni!

« Revenir là où tout a commencé, c’est mesurer le chemin parcouru tout en se rappelant d’où l’on vient. »

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Radio 6–14: Episode 1 is Live!🎙️

The 6e Webradio Workshop proudly presents its very first broadcast, hosted by Valentine and Karl, 🎤 with the support of their teachers Mrs Aude Cornier and Mr Thomas Fournel. ✨

On the programme:
🌍 A journey to Koh Lipe
⚽ A look ahead to the great football celebration coming to America in 2026
🏴‍☠️ The mystery of One Piece revealed
🐶 And the crazy and touching story of Bingo, on a quest to find his family

Installez-vous confortablement et écoutez Radio 6–14, parce que la vérité sort de la bouche des collégiens! 🎧 Click the Link in our bio 👆

#Radio614 #SchoolRadio #StudentVoices #WebradioWorkshop #IFSRadio
Safety First: Wear a Helmet! 🪖🚲

As part of their Moral and Civic Education (EMC) course, one of our Terminale students, Teresa, supervised by Ms. Chomienne, created a 2-minute awareness video to highlight the importance of wearing a helmet when cycling.

This student-led initiative is a powerful reminder that simple actions can save lives. By promoting road safety and responsible behavior, our students actively contribute to building a safer community for everyone.

👏 A big congratulations to our student for this meaningful project, and thank you to the school leadership for supporting the sharing of this message as we start the new term.
👉 Watch the video and remember: protect your head, protect your life.

« La prévention, c’est protéger aujourd’hui pour préserver demain. »

#SafetyFirst #WearYourHelmet #RoadSafety #StudentInitiative #Prevention

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🌱 Students Taking Action for a More Sustainable Future 👕

Four Terminale students launched an inspiring project as part of their Education for Sustainable Development (EDD) and Moral & Civic Education (EMC) curriculum.

👉 Promoting recycling, creativity, and solidarity across our school community.
As part of this initiative, they organized a clothing collection, inviting high school students to donate clean, unused clothes and give them a second life.

They then worked with our CE1 primary students to transform these items, along with recyclable materials such as cardboard and fabric scraps, into eco-friendly fashion pieces, celebrating imagination and sustainable thinking ♻️🎨

This project was a wonderful opportunity to:
✔️ Raise awareness about recycling and environmental responsibility
✔️ Encourage creativity through reuse
✔️ Strengthen the bond between primary and high school students

« Recycler, c’est donner une seconde vie aux objets et aux idées. »

A great example of students leading positive change within our community 🌍💚

#SustainableEducation #EcoFriendlyFashion #StudentInitiative #RecyclingForTheFuture #SchoolCommunity #EDD #EMC
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Learning Beyond the Classroom 📚🔥

Our 4ème Latin students took part in a unique and enriching educational outing to the Hell’s Museum at Haw Par Villa, organised by Ms Carole Bocquet and Ms Larrieu.

The visit explored representations of the Underworld in Chinese mythology, giving students the opportunity to observe, question, and reflect on how different cultures depict the afterlife. This immersive experience allowed them to compare the Chinese Underworld with the Roman Underworld studied in their Latin classes.

By stepping outside the classroom, students deepened their understanding of mythology while developing critical thinking and cross-cultural awareness through direct observation and discussion.

A meaningful learning experience where history, culture, and curiosity came together. 🏛️🐉

« Voir, comparer, comprendre : apprendre prend tout son sens sur le terrain. »

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Last week, we welcomed Alban Perrin, historian and specialist in Holocaust studies, for a conference with students on Les Cahiers d’Alter.

This conference marked the first in a series of events organised within the PEAC (Parcours d’Éducation Artistique et Culturelle) programme, reflecting the excellence of the educational experiences we offer our students.

Students explored the testimony of Alter Fajnzylberg, gaining insight into the history of Auschwitz, the role of the Sonderkommando, and the importance of preserving memory.

The open session on Friday 9 January was moderated by two Terminale students, Ava and Leopold, highlighting the role of younger generations in the transmission of history. Congratulations to them for their poise, engagement, and maturity in leading this important session.

Further workshops are coming soon, and two classes will take part in a study trip to Auschwitz and Krakow in March.

We thank Alban Perrin for his contribution, as well as the teaching staff involved in this PEAC project, Olivier Massis, and the teachers who placed their trust in Alban Perrin by welcoming him into their classrooms: Marie Julie Cabibel-Tassy, Xavier Ongaro, Cecilia Bordas and Maxime Pilon.

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