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David Attenborough at 100

Sir David Attenborough has been fascinated by nature and the world around us since his childhood, and he has enthused millions of viewers around the world with his programmes covering every aspect of our planet. As he reaches 100, he isn't ready to stop. 

Solaire : les nouveaux manuels numériques Nathan

Nouveau en 2026 : le numérique Nathan se transforme et devient SOLAIRE ! Notre nouvel outil numérique pour vos manuels et cahiers, + simple + efficace + interactif. Découvrez sur cette page toutes les informations utiles, les offres, les tutos et les fonctionnalités pour chaque niveau, de l'école élémentaire au BTS.

En dehors de la salle de classe, personne n’entendra les élèves crier

M. Hire, de l’écrit à l’écran

L’art du portrait en 2 minutes : efficacité narrative de la bande-annonce

La structure de la phrase complexe, les différents que

La mort ne surprend pas le sage

Exposition - Patrimoines en résistance

Shine Bright 5e: Ready for September

After 6e last year, there’s a new curriculum for English in 5e from September. Our authors have been busy on a shiny new textbook, Shine Bright 5e, to conform to the new curriculum. Have a look at what they’ve come up with!

Short Films by Families

We look at one of the short films created for the Edinburgh International Festival by a project that encouraged prisoners and their children to imagine stories together, that were then brought to life by animators. What happens when a crocodile and a lonely mermaid are brought together by music and laughter?

Enlightening the Industrial Revolution

His name might not be familiar but his paintings (at least one of them) should ring a bell. Joseph Wright of Derby's works stage people lit up by candles against a dark foreground, and not only epitomise the classical style of his period but also – and above all – showcase the worries and concerns alongside with the excitement linked to the industrial revolution in Britain.

Seeing is Believing?

The title of the TV programme was already anxiety-making, "Will AI Take My Job?". But the programme on Channel 4 in the UK had a surprise up its sleeve.

Lee Miller: From Muse to War Photographer

Lee Miller’s work has been having something of a revival lately, following the biopic starring Kate Winslet. An exhibition at the Musée d’Art Moderne in Paris follows her career from Vogue model and surrealist muse to Vogue photographer and war correspondent.

Celebrating Marilyn Monroe

It’s incredible to think that this year is the centenary of Marilyn Monroe’s birth. Hard to imagine the symbol of youth and beauty aging. A new exhibition at the Cinémathèque examines the life and work of the star who died tragically young.

Remembering on ANZAC Day

On 25 April each year, the people of Australia and New Zealand  remember those have died in wars. Their remembrance day doesn't commemorate the end of WWI, as the 11th of November does in other countries. It commemorates their joint entry into the war, in the disastrous Gallipoli Campaign in 1915.

Say My Name

When NASA astronaut Bill Anders took the first colour photo of the Earth from space in 1968, it was credited with raising awareness and interest in protecting our planet. For this year's Earth Day, NASA is encouraging us all to spell out our name in photos of geographical features of the Earth, hoping it will inspire a similar motivation for protection.

English Language Day

The United Nations celebrates international days for each of the six official UN languages. International English Language Day is on 23 April, the day of Shakespeare's birth and death, in honour of his influence on the English language. Here are some online activities and documents from A1+ to B2. The United Nations has celebrated days for its six official languages (Arabic, Chinese, English, French, Russian and Spanish) since 2010. Why not have some fun with English to celebrate the day? The United Nations site has a quiz on British and American English and a couple of quizzes on idiomatic expressions. 23 April is also St George's Day , England's national day. This short video is a good introduction to the day, and to English as a global language. Usable from A1+.  https://youtu.be/CIlaQHA1k84 Don't miss the Trivial Pursuit game in Shine Bright 5e about the origins and spread of English around the world.   The British Council has a B2-level article about English Language Day, with an interactive worksheet, or you can download the article and worksheet to use offline in class. It has lots of information about the origins of English and English as a global language today. The UN also celebrates 23 April as Spanish Language Day for a similar reason: it is the death date of one of the most celebrated Spanish-language authors, Miguel Cervantes, in 1616, the same day Shakespeare died.

Solaire : votre nouvel outil numérique pour le Collège et le Lycée

Nouveau en 2026 : le numérique se transforme et devient SOLAIRE ! Notre nouvel outil numérique pour vos manuels et cahiers, + simple + efficace + interactif. Découvrez sur cette page toutes les informations utiles, les offres, les tutos, les fonctionnalités, les titres concernés.

Programme NRP 2026-2027

Pour l’année 2026‑2027, la NRP propose aux enseignants de français un accompagnement tout au long de l’année, conçu pour nourrir la réflexion et soutenir le travail en classe.   Dans chaque revue, vous pouvez retrouver : - un dossier en lien avec les programmes qui fait le point sur un thème et constitue un corpus de référence écrit par les enseignants de terrains, des universitaires ; - de nombreuses activités écrites et orales ; - des actualités, des analyses d'images, des fiches études de la langues, etc.   Découvrez ci-dessous le programme détaillé :   N° 116 - Septembre 2026 Balzac, Zola, Maupassant : au-delà du miroir  En radiographiant les mœurs de leur temps, les écrivains jettent un regard lucide sur un monde fait de conventions et d’apparences. On proposera des études de romans, dont celle de Pot-Bouille, qui manifestent et dénoncent la manière dont les structures et les normes économiques, sociales, de genre impactent en profondeur les vies humaines.   N° 117 - Décembre 2026 Comment aborder la littérature médiévale avec des élèves d’aujourd’hui ? Le choix du Chevalier de la charrette parmi les œuvres au programme en 1re peut surprendre à plus d’un titre : barrage de la langue, personnages typés même si Chrétien de Troyes s’attache à les doter de spécificités, récits légendaires… Le dossier et les séquences s’efforceront de rapprocher les textes médiévaux qui aujourd’hui encore peuvent intéresser de jeunes lecteurs.   N° 118 - Mars 2027 Scènes de la vie conjugale : de l’ennui mortel au crime C’est probablement un hasard : plusieurs Thérèse, dans la littérature, assassinent ou tentent d’assassiner leur mari. Qui sont ces meurtrières ? Le meurtre est-il un avatar du bovarysme quand elles pourraient aussi mourir d’ennui ? Leur crime est-il le fruit de la violence des passions qui les habitent, d’une révolte contre leur condition ? Entre Paris et Bordeaux, ce numéro va à la rencontre de personnages troublants : Thérèse Raquin d’Émile Zola et Thérèse Desqueyroux de François Mauriac.   N° 119 - Mai 2027 Cap sur la littérature francophone des Caraïbes Lire des œuvres de la littérature francophone caribéenne est certainement le meilleur moyen, le plus riche, d’avoir accès à la mémoire de l’esclavage et d’aller à la rencontre de l’identité créole. Ce numéro contiendra, entre autres, une séquence sur Pluie et vent sur Thélumée Miracle, le récit de Simone Schwarz-Bart au programme en 1re.   S'abonner

Jo Ractcliffe: The Aftermath of Conflict in South Africa

Jo Ractcliffe has spent her career photographing the consequences of colonialism, militarisation and segregation on South Africa both under apartheid and in its aftermath. An exhibition at the Jeu de Paume in Paris shows the scope of her work.

Unicorn Day

On 9 April, Scotland celebrates National Unicorn Day, in honour of the country's national animal. Unicorns may be mythical creatures but that doesn't stop them being represented all over Scotland, and in the country's coat of arms.

Quais du Polar Lyon 2026

Lyon's Quais du Polar festival is back from 3 to 5 April. Crime-fiction writers from 17 countries will be talking about their books and the theme « Chercheurs d’histoires : sciences et fictions ». Some English-speaking authors jumped out at us, including Jonathan Coe's foray into crime.

La salle des profs, discutez entre collègues

Découvrez les discussions du moment de La salle des profs. Echangez autour de thématiques liées à votre quotidien d’enseignant (innovation pédagogique, bien-être enseignant, place du numérique...).

Les nouveaux programmes de Langues Vivantes au Lycée

De nouveaux programmes en langues vivantes vont être appliqués en 2de à la rentrée 2025. À partir des projets de programme publiés en janvier, nous avons synthétisé pour vous les changements apportés.

New for Lycée: Shine Brighter Première and Terminale

Coming very soon: the Shine Brighter collection is expanding with two new textbooks to accompany you in applying the new curriculum for première and terminale from September. They cover all the themes of the curriculum and are full of variety in the sequences proposed. Here’s a sneak peek!

Pocket Money

Pocket money has always been a tricky question for parents and teenagers alike. While some parents give a weekly allowance to their children, others reward their teenage kids when they give a hand or have good marks, while others simply don’t give any pocket money, no matter how helpful their children are. Every family is different, and everyone has their own way of doing things! These activities – based on a recent survey by a British bank about pocket money in the UK – will have pupils think about pocket money while practising comparatives, superlatives, amounts of money and vocabulary for household chores and leisure activities.

Lovebirds Get Some Help from Sick Kids

Children in hospital decorate pebbles that help Gentoo penguins in Edinburgh Zoo find a mate.

Heading for Moon Orbit

NASA's plans to return to the Moon should get a big boost in coming weeks when the Artemis II mission blasts off for 10 days in space. It will orbit the Moon and aims to travel further into space than any previous mission. This is one step towards a new Moon landing currently planned for 2028.

International Fact-Checking Day: 2 April

International Fact-Checking Day is on 2 April – the day after April Fool's Day, when traditionally newspapers and other media publish fake "April Fools" stories. It promotes fact-checking to combat fake news around the world.