Once again this year, the Infant School families have gathered in the garden of their pavilion to enjoy a lively show that the children have prepared with great enthusiasm.
Taking advantage of the fact that the Olympics are being held in the French capital this summer, the students and their teachers have been preparing a party for weeks to celebrate the end of the school year, which has had as its main theme the "Olympiads". central focus the Olympics.
By levels, from the 2 year old class, each year has prepared a number that interpreted a sport. To start with the party and as is tradition, all the Infant School pupils paraded in front of the audience.At this moment, young and old look for each other under the excited gaze of our students who greet them with great enthusiasm to welcome their families to the school.
The first number was performed by the pupils of the 2 year old classrooms that have demonstrated their mastery of basketball with amusing movements, overcoming the shock of seeing his usual garden full of people with flying colours.
The students of 1st Infant Education have become experienced riders and horsewomen and on the backs of their horses they showed great mastery in a jumping exercise full of rhythm.
For their part, the students of 2nd Year Infants have shared with all the attendees their skills in martial artsThe team celebrated, above all, their comradeship and sportsmanship.
The show came to a close with the most exciting moment of the evening. The pupils of 3rd Year of Infant Education were once again on stage to enjoy what was to be their last end-of-year party at the Infants' School. The girls started off with a delicate exercise of gymnastics and the children took over from them in the garden in an intense "match" of tennis. Together they rounded off the performance with acrobatic acts in small groups.
But an end-of-year party in Infant school would not be the same without the already traditional Goodbye of the older pupils. When the first chords of the So long, farewell from Smiles and tears excitement fills the Infantil to bid farewell to another class that next year will be returning to Primary.
Congratulations to all the Infant pupils and all their teachers, all deserving of a gold medal for their enthusiasm, effort and perseverance!
