La vidéo de notre voyage extraordinaire!

Wellington College is partnered with the Lycée Européen de Villers‐Cottêrets.

Togethether we have been working on a creative project centered on theme of rugby during the war ‐ Au Coeur de la Mêlée / In the Heart of the Scrum. 

In 2014, the first group of students undertook research linked to World War 1 and worked at a distance with students in France.

In April 2015, a group of 18 from this class traveled to France to the Lycée Européen de Villers‐Cottêrets to see sites associated with the...

The sport during Christmas truce in WW1 by Jade and Emma

To begin, all we know today about this subject is through archives, photos, videos, audios, and testimonies or soldiers’ diary. During World War One, sport developed on the front when there was no battle or, exceptionally, during the Christmas truce. Then, during World War II, the values of team games were used to train the future soldiers. At the beginning they started to do sport because of their boredom when they were not at the...

Here is Baptiste and Thomas's slide on the way we commemorate WWI in France

Attached are the results and analysis of Judith and Najoie's survey on WWI.

Attached are some photos of the fictive diary written by Camille, Jeanne and Juliette.

in their diary, they have Caddick _ serving in the Abulance Corps _ relate 1"quiet" and 1"busy" day at the casualty station to give you a feel of what it was like to treat the wounded on the front.

Attached are the other pictures we've taken of the posters and rugby T-shirt made by Océane and Bérénice for their project

Attached is the work of Mael and Edouard on a survey entitled "Would you be ready to go to war?"

Attached is the final task of Emeline and Aynouchka entitled "How the Germans were portrayed during the Great War"