Bonjour!
Cette semaine, une chanson par une artiste qui s'est fait récemment connaitre: Yseult!
Voilà, qu'en pensez-vous?
Bonne semaine à tous!
Mathilde
Sunday, 29 November 2015
Thursday, 26 November 2015
EUROPEAN
COMMISSION
JUVENES TRANSLATORES COMPETITION 2015
Tomlinscote School has been selected to
enter an international competition, Juvenes
Translatores, which is an annual translation contest for 17-year old
students around the European Union. The competition is aimed at supporting the
EU’s own motto: Europeans are to be 'united in diversity'. Our school has been extremely lucky to be
granted a place in this year’s competition amongst another 72 important and
recognised educational institutions in the UK.
Studies show the ever-growing need for
translation and translators in Europe and therefore it is
useful for language students to be prepared for this. Juvenes Translatores raises awareness of the importance of translation
skills and the need to reassess translation — as a means of ‘mediating’ between
languages — in the context of language learning. This year's theme was the European Year
for Development.
Louise
McGaffney in 12S and Bruce Robinson in
13Q represented our school in the 2015 contest, translating from French
into English. The competition took place on Thursday 26th November under
exam conditions. Both students made us proud for the effort and commitment.
Translations have been submitted and we cannot wait until we hear the results in
February 2016. ‘Bon Chance’ to both!
If you would like to find
out more about this exciting event please have a look at this link: http://ec.europa.eu/translatores/index_en.htm
Labels:
European Commission,
French,
Juvenes Translatores
Sunday, 22 November 2015
FSM : Louane - Avenir
Bonjour
On ne peut pas passer une journée sans entendre cette chanson!
Passez une bonne semaine
Mathilde
On ne peut pas passer une journée sans entendre cette chanson!
Passez une bonne semaine
Mathilde
Sunday, 15 November 2015
FSM: Maître Gims - Sapés comme jamais
Bonjour!
Cette semaine, je poste encore une chanson de Maitre Gims, tout simplement parce qu'on entend que lui à la radio...
J'espère que ça vous plait, à vous!
Bonne semaine à tous
Mathilde
Cette semaine, je poste encore une chanson de Maitre Gims, tout simplement parce qu'on entend que lui à la radio...
J'espère que ça vous plait, à vous!
Bonne semaine à tous
Mathilde
Friday, 13 November 2015
German Careers Fair 2015
On Monday 2nd November a group of nine students from Year 11 travelled to London together with Mrs Sparkes to attend the German Careers Fair at the London School of Economics (LSE).
The event was organised jointly by the German Embassy and the German-British Chamber of Industry & Commerce in an exclusive collaboration with the LSE this year, and was aimed at school pupils, university students and graduates.
Our students had the opportunity to meet representatives of German companies as well as British companies with important business links to German speaking countries, such as Bayer, Bentley Motors, BMW, Lidl, E.ON, Siemens, The European Commission, LSE German Society, BSH, MINI and the Goethe Institute.
"I learnt how important my German language knowledge will be in the world of work" - Caroline
Tuesday, 10 November 2015
Languages at Work day
On Wednesday 21st October, 12 Tomlinscote
students identified by their teachers as able in Modern Foreign Languages were
given the opportunity to attend the Languages at Work day at Wellington
College. The event enabled them to speak
directly to people who use language skills to great advantage in their work,
such as representatives from Conversis, GCHQ, Symantec, a Japanese teacher from
UCL and Chris Dennis, multilingual sports broadcaster for the BBC and Eurosport.
It also allowed them to understand the importance of communication in business
and to enjoy the opportunity of networking with young people similar to
themselves.
Although the five workshops examined language skills in
the workplace from different perspectives, they provided a wonderfully clear
vision of their importance.
All
12 students really impressed with their ability in the languages involved,
their confidence, willingness to participate and desire to know more. Well
done!
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