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Welcome to the EB Podcast
Lire la suiteWe are excited to launch the École Bilingue de Berkeley Podcast, a new space where the voices and perspectives of our community come alive. In Episode 1, Head of School Sébastien Robert sits down with Division Heads, Magali Noth and Fabien Lombard, to explore Curiosity, one of EB’s core values and a key element of learning from age 2 through Grade 8. Deepest thanks to EB parent, Nicolas Lureau, for his production assistance in turning this vision to reality! -
Francophone Spotlight: New Caledonia
As we continue our journey of Francophonie throughout the world, let’s travel to New Caledonia, or Kanaky, as it is known by its indigenous name.Lire la suite -
Diwali, "Festival of Lights"
Diwali, also known as Deepavali, is one of the most important and widely celebrated festivals in India and other South Asian countries and by Hindu, Jain and Sikh communities around the world. It is a festival that typically lasts five days and is known as the "Festival of Lights." This week, the EB South Asian Affinity Group, supported by the PA, invites EB families to join in our own Festival of Lights celebration.Lire la suite -
Francophone Spotlight: Morocco
Lire la suiteJoin us as we turn our Francophone Spotlight to Morocco. Rich history, majestic imperial cities, long-stretching deserts, monumental mountains, beautiful beaches, colorful and lively souks, vibrant music and art, and delicious food, Morocco has it all! -
G6 & G8 Lab Visit: Polar Pod Expedition
Middle school students had a unique opportunity to learn about the remarkable Polar POD expedition, led by renowned explorer Jean-Louis Étienne, who visited campus with his team while their vessel was docked in San Francisco. The Polar POD studies the Southern Ocean to deepen our understanding of climate change and biodiversity, providing an engaging real-world connection to science.Lire la suite -
Día de los Muertos, Day of the Dead
"Día de los Muertos," also known as the "Day of the Dead," is a Mexican holiday celebrated on November 1st and 2nd each year. It is a vibrant and colorful celebration that honors deceased loved ones and is a fusion of indigenous Aztec beliefs and Catholicism. The holiday is most closely associated with Mexico but is also observed in other Latin American countries and by Mexican communities around the world.Lire la suite
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