Professeurs documentalistes Lycée

Erin Brockovich Wants to Know about Data Centers

Erin Brockovich became famous for successfully suing a company polluting a California town's water, which was adapted as the eponymous film starring Julia Roberts in 2000. Brockovich has continued campaigning on environmental and public-health issues and her latest battle is for transparency over thousands of data centres being built around the U.S.A.

Lubaina Himid: The Place We Call Home

The artist invited to take over the British Pavillion at this year's Venice Biennale is Lubaina Himid, who for most of her career fought for visibility as part of the British Black Arts Movement. Her installation, Presenting History: Testing Translation, meditates on the nature of belonging and the place we call home.

New Reading Guide Coming Soon

Thank you to our many readers who answered our questionnaire on the works you plan to study with your students in LLCER Terminale. The favourite was the film Killers of the Flower Moon, directed by Martin Scorsese. Watch this space for a new Reading Guide on the film, to be published in November. 

Paul McCartney, Photographer, in Aix

An exhibition in Aix-en-Provence gives visitors an inside experience of the tumultuous years 1963-1964, when The Beatles rose to unprecedented fame. More than 200 photos taken by Paul McCartney as the group toured the world take us behind the scenes of Beatlemania.

Fairytales

Fairytales are a great way to approach fiction in class, whether it's reading or writing. This A2 unit of work starts with a British Library video featuring British children's author Michael Rosen talking about the making of a fairytale. Your pupils will easily recognise most of the tales mentioned here, although they may be more familiar with the Disney versions than the originals.

West Indian London: The Notting Hill Carnival

The last weekend in August every year is a bank holiday in England, and London's streets are filled with the sounds of steelpan, calypso and soca music. The Notting Hill Carnival, a celebration of Caribbean culture started by the Windrush Generation, attracts 2 million people to listen, dance, party and eat West Indian food.

Meet the Author: Plan de travail et ceintures de compétences

Notre récent guide pratique Mission Prof' : Personnaliser les apprentissages propose des explications et des activités clé-en-main pour les classes d'anglais. Son autrice continue de recevoir beaucoup de questions sur ses pratiques au collège et elle partagera ses expériences et propose d'échanger avec les enseignants lors d'un webinaire le 16 septembre à 16h.

Glasgow Welcomes the Commonwealth

The Scottish city of Glasgow is hosting the Commonwealth Games from 23 July to 2 August, welcoming 3,000 athletes representing 74 countries and territories across 10 sports.

All Change in Downing Street

Britain has a new Prime Minister, the sixth in ten years. And like most of those, he has taken over from a Prime Minister from his own party without an election. So who is Andy Burnham and how did he get here?

Exposition - Géographie intime des capitales

Livre - Géopolitique de comptoir

La géopolitique est partout et s'invite dans nos conversations quotidiennes pour le meilleur ou pour le pire...

Pouvoir, politique et religion aux États-Unis

Sous Trump, la religion occupe une grande place dans la vie politique américaine et est utilisée par la Maiosn Blanche pour légitimer ses choix politiques.

Pot-Bouille - Émile Zola

Revisiting Robin Hood

Robin Hood is one of the most familiar figures in English-speaking culture. The Death of Robin Hood (2026), directed by Michael Sarnoski, revisits the legend from an unexpected angle by focusing on the outlaw’s final years rather than his earlier adventures.

Le coût de la canicule

Pourquoi les conséquences économiques de la canicule sont plus importantes en France qu’ailleurs en Europe ?

Exploiter et protéger la forêt française

Les forêts jouent un rôle primordial dans la lutte contre le réchauffement climatique mais les politiques publiques les exploitent dans un but économique. 

L’euro numérique

Les Européens vont lancer un euro numérique dont l’enjeu est double : s’adapter aux pratiques monétaires et assurer leur souveraineté.

Yves Lacoste, père de la géopolitique moderne

Décédé en juin 2026, Yves Lacoste a fait de la géopolitique un outil essentiel pour comprendre les rapports de pouvoir et les conflits contemporains.

Solaire - Les offres découverte en Lycée Général

Testez Solaire, le nouveau manuel numérique. Activez gratuitement votre licence découverte Solaire en Lycée et accédez à toutes les fonctionnalités enseignant.

Le Chevalier de la charrette - Chrétien de Troyes

Téléchargez  gratuitement  le livret pédagogique du Chevalier de la charette   de  Chrétien de Troyes pour enrichir vos cours et pour accompagner vos élèves dans l’étude de ce roman médiéval.

Livre - Bienvenue en 2055

Magali Reghezza-Zitt, géographe, imagine un futur où le réchauffement climatique a été stabilisé grâce à la sortie des énergies fossiles. En s’appuyant sur des données scientifiques, elle décrit un monde transformé mais vivable et défend l’idée qu’une transition écologique positive est encore possible.

L’économie verte, un moteur de croissance

Devenue une nécessité, l’économie verte vient de franchir le cap des 10 000 milliards de dollars de capitalisation boursière. 

Spécial Réforme Mathématiques Rentrée 2026 - Nathan vous accompagne

A Long Way Home

Karl Bushby has been walking for a long time: 27 years and counting. He left Ushuaia, at the southern tip of South America in 1998. He has continued, only using his own manpower, ever since. He hopes to make it home to Hull, in England, this autumn.

Schoolchildren Battle Apartheid

Fifty years ago, on 16 June 1976, groups of schoolchildren from the Soweto township near Johannesburg, South Africa, went into the streets to protest against the government. The specific spark for the protests was the imposition of Afrikaans as a medium of instruction in schools where pupils didn’t speak the language. The protests, which were met with extreme police violence, are now seen as the beginning of the end of the apartheid regime.

Bad Bunny Flies the Flag for Puerto Rico

Bad Bunny has had an incredible year so far, winning Best Album Grammy and performing a landmark Super Bowl half-time show that celebrated his Puerto Rican identity. The reggaeton star is now on a world tour and will be playing two concerts in Paris on 4 and 5 July. All this exposure has once again put the spotlight on the island’s status as an unincorporated territory, or commonwealth, of the United States.

America's 250th anniversary

Independence Day celebrations will be quite special this year as the U.S. is celebrating its 250 years as an independent country on July 4th. This anniversary is the perfect occasion for your students to learn about the history of the U.S., its Founding Fathers and how a nation can gather and celebrate its history.

The 2026 FIFA Men’s World Cup

The world is about to freeze and focus on a worldwide event happening every 4 years: The FIFA World Cup! This year is likely to make an impression: with 3 host countries and 48 teams involved, this competition is bound to be like no other! These A2 activities will enable your students to either discover or learn more about it.

Mobilités et flux dans le Mondial de football 2026

Co-organisée par trois pays, la Coupe du monde 2026 nécessite des mobilités internationales dépendant de choix politiques.

Mondial 2026 : tensions dans la mondialisation

Le Mondial de foot 2026 nécessite des échanges entre les territoires. Il révèle aussi des tensions et des rivalités dans la mondialisation.