CIPEC’s Cabins
The cabins will always remain an unforgettable memory for all CIPEC students.
The cabins will always remain an unforgettable memory for all CIPEC students.
We like exams at CIPEC. Because they have a stimulating effect; because they provide a good excuse to revise and even, because they are sometimes amusing. This is why non-anglophones sit Cambridge exams each year, and the non-francophones sit Delf by the Alliance Française.In Maths, the long-awaited moment by the CM2/5th grade is the Kangaroo competition. It is the best way of giving children a taste for Mathematics. A competition, which consists of short, practical maths problems with primary emphasis…
Every year the Christmas Show takes place on the last day of term. The children spend many days rehearsing for the show: songs, poetry, drama, music, dance. Everything is ready when the moment arrives to welcome the parents for the show.
Before the autumn holidays, there is Halloween at Cipec! Each year witches and pumpkins invade the school.
With a maximum of 20 pupils per class divided into smaller groups for French, English and Mathematics, Cipec provides a favourable environment for studying.
The graduation ceremony for the Cambridge exams is always a long-awaited event at the beginning of the academic year.
From Friday, children will be returning to school, to see their friends and teachers again. This year, there are 42 new pupils, who will be discovering their new school, and whose parents will be joining us for a welcome buffet at midday on Saturday.
After 36 years leading the school they created, Mr and Mrs Pecnard have decided to pass on their administration to a new team. As of this september, Jill Delacey-Galligani will take over the management of the school as Headmistress, accompanied by the teaching team. Miss Jill, a bilingual American, has successfully contributed to the growth of CIPEC and its pupils for 26 years. She has taught all subjects from Kindergarten through Primary school. With her new role, Miss Jill will…

