our class and project

OUR CLASS, OUR PROJECT

We are the Fifth Form E (Seconde E) at "le Lycée du François" (Le François High School) in Martinique (French West Indies.)

There are 32 students in the class, 17 girls and 15 boys:

Andréa, Audrey H. and Audrey P. ,

Camille, Deborah, Jessica

Laure-Anne, Leïla, Lesly, Lindsey, Livia,

Marie-Julie, Marjorie, Mickaëlla, Naïma,

Priscilla, Vanessa

Alexandre, Dimitri, Eric, Gary, Guillaume

Kevin, Lionels 1 and Lionel 2, Ludgy, Mehdi, Samaël

Wilhem,Williams, Yadji, Yann.

In our class, there are two options : MPI (Mesures Physiques et Informatiques = measures in Physics and computer-science) and SES (sciences économiques et sociales = social studies). Most students will start scientific studies next year (these students mostly want to become ingeneers) while others will choose to study social sciences and economics.

Our timetable is organized as follows:

Three hours of Maths, three hours and a half hour of physics, two hours and a half of biology , five hours of French literature, three hours of English, three hours of Spanish, three hours of History-Geography, plus three hours for our option and two hours of P.E.

We are very nice and hard-working students.

We have the reputation of being good students, and we try to be up to this reputation

There are some quarrels sometimes, but they don't last long.

As a whole, we get on well although we are under a lot of pressure as we have a lot of work to do.

The class was reported talkative by our teachers who have to be patient;

indeed, sometimes, we are restless....

There is a good general atmosphere and we enjoy most of our lessons

Our project, entitled the Slavery Project consists in making you discover our past. Slavery was a sad period for our ancestors. With our English teacher, Mrs Bernard, we have made the decision to create these web pages about slavery in Martinique to share our history with you. You will find some information about the topic, resource pages, summaries, exercises to do online (crossword exercises, multiple choice exercises, short answer exercises, ...), a report and pictures of our day out at 'the Ceron Plantation, and links to many different sites already existing on Slavery.

Thanks to our project, Slavery won't be unknown to you.

We look forward to discussing with the other students working on the project in France, in The U.S.A. and in Brazil on VIV@ from March 15,2003 till April 15, 2003

PROJECT EV@LUATION!

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