Terminales européennes

A shot-down German bomber Junkers 88 near Marsh Farm, Earnley, Sussex, on the evening of 21 August 1940. It had been intercepted by No. 17 Squadron Hurricanes during an attack on RAF Brize Norton. Such pictures were intended to boost the morale of the people while English cities were suffering heavy attacks.

What should pupils do ?

In class, listen carefully, read the documents and participate as often as you can. According to several surveys, more than 80% of an individual pupil's efficiency depends on what is done (or not done!) in class.
At home, read the documents and classroom notes again. The learning of new words and new grammatical skills deserves top priority. Visit the links and watch the proposed videos, prepare the subject for the next class.
The evaluation grid is used at the final exam. Look at it to understand what is expected. The grid is based on three independent scales: the first one (6 points) relates to the knowledge in history and geography ; the second one (6 points) to understanding questions and answering them ; the last one is about linguistic skills (8 points).
In the final exam, you'll choose one of two subjects, each one based on a different part of the syllabus. Once your choice is made, you have got twenty minutes to prepare a speech of ten minutes: using the documents and your knowledge, answer the question. The second part of the exam consists in Q&As, independent from the subject. It's a conversation in English.