Every year, 8 March marks International Women's Rights Day, an essential opportunity to remind people of the importance of equality and the place of women in all areas of life. At the Lycée Louis Massignon, we firmly believe in these values and we defend them on a daily basis.
Meet Ms Gouix, an inspirational headteacher
To mark International Women's Rights Day, our Young Reporters, Aurélie GARAT and Mirna Arawi, students in Terminale Chad the opportunity to interview Mrs GouixHeadmaster of the LLM and the first woman to head our establishment. She shares her experience, her challenges, and her views on the place of women in education. Her message is particularly aimed at young girls and future generations, encouraging them to believe in themselves and to pursue their ambitions without limits.
A remarkable career and an inspiring career... Find out more in our video!
Embodying the future:
6th graders in the International Section inspire young readers
To mark International Women's Rights Day, 6th form students in the British International Section have taken a significant step towards encouraging and inspiring the next generation. In keeping with this year's theme, In their "Accelerating Actions" project, they read to CE2 pupils about great women who have changed the world. - leaders and pioneers who have shaped history through their courage and determination. Through these stories, the youngest pupils discovered extraordinary women such as Marie Curie, Malala Yousafzai, Amelia Earhart and Sheikha Lubna Al Qasimi, arousing their curiosity and inspiring big dreams. By sharing these inspiring stories, our International Section 6ème pupils have helped to sow the seeds of confidence and ambition in their younger peers, proving that no dream is too big and no goal is out of reach. Together, they are shaping a future where everyone has the chance to rise, lead and inspire!
Escape Game International Women's Rights Day: will you rise to the challenge?
As part of the week dedicated to women's rights at LLM, 4 students from the Equality Brigades in Première organised an exciting Escape Game in the CDI for the 6e B class on Thursday 6 March.
- An introductory Kahoot on the theme
- An immersive escape game with blue lights, invisible ink and clues hidden in books
- A final quiz on 8 March Day
Bravo to our Brigadiers for this inspiring initiative and to Mrs Isma Boillot for her support, in collaboration with our CDI librarians, Faneva Razafindrainibe and Vanessa Bonnet, and the teachers!
Equal opportunities: breaking down stereotypes at school
Is access to education really egalitarian? What stereotypes are still present in our career choices? How do culture and family history influence our career paths? What are the solutions for breaking down barriers and widening the field of possibilities?
A rich exchange of views, a variety of points of view and concrete proposals to get things moving!
Listen to the podcast now on our LLM.education website: ICI.
Portraits of inspiring women :
Golden Women celebration to mark Women's Rights Day
As part of the "Golden women organised by the Middle East Zone, students from 1st C at EMC have put together an exhibition of portraits dedicated to French and Middle Eastern women. These portraits highlight remarkable women for whom statues have been erected in France, as well as emblematic women from the Middle East whose impact and contribution to society are undeniable.
This project is part of a collaborative effort between schools in the Middle East zone, with the idea of sharing these posters to encourage cultural exchanges and inspire our students. The final exhibition took place on Friday 7 March, International Women's Rights Day.
A special moment to celebrate women in gold and their heritage, while raising our students' awareness of the importance of equality and recognition for women throughout the world.
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