Diderot participe aux journées du patrimoine en Sorbonne le 17 septembre 2016
Dans le cadre des journées européennes du patrimoine, le lycée Diderot prête, à la demande du recteur-chancelier François Weil deux horloges réalisées par des élèves de Brevet des Métiers d'Art Horlogerie 2016. Elles seront exposées en Sorbonne, 47, rue des Ecoles, 75005 Paris, samedi 17 et dimanche 18 septembre. La Sorbonne sera ouverte de 10 h 00 à 17 h 30 (dernières admissions). Belle visite!
Infos FCPE
Le Conseil Local FCPE-Diderot, réuni en assemblée générale le 20 septembre 2016, a constitué son nouveau bureau pour l'année scolaire 2016-2017. 
Sont élus:
- Mme Corine AGOU, Présidente - Mme Viviane Sainte-Marie, Vice Présidente
- Mme Sylvie LAPORTE, Secrétaire - M. Stéphane SYNODINOS, Secrétaire Adjoint
- Mme Florence LEGRAND, Trésorière - Mme Samira KADDAR, Trésorière Adjointe.
Des membres du nouveau bureau seront présents à la réunion parents/professeurs des classes de 1ere et terminales organisée par le lycée Diderot le jeudi 22 septembre 2016 à partir de 18h00. Les parents qui le souhaitent peuvent contacter le Conseil Local FCPE-Diderot par courriel à l'adresse suivante:
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Trip to the UK - 2016
Waking up on the day we left was difficult. But when we all got on the bus, we felt great. Those who took the ferry for the first time were very excited! Some people played cards, others played music or we just enjoyed the crossing. As soon as we arrived in England, we did our first visit which was Canterbury. During our trip, we stayed in a youth hostel in Cardiff (in Wales) where we cooked different meals. On the first day, we visited Cardiff Bay with audio podcasts. We also visited a science university (School of Physics and Astronomy – Cardiff University : https://www.astro.cf.ac.uk/research/cmp/).
On the second day, we had the opportunity to visit the National Assembly for Wales with a very nice guide to whom we taught some French words and who taught us some Welsh words (http://www.assembly.wales/en/Pages/Home.aspx)
And much more! We met some players from the Cardiff Blues (Cardiff rugby team) and did a rugby practice with two professional instructors. And the teachers played with us!!
The day after, we visited a coal mine and went down 90 m under the ground.
Despite the fact we didn't want to do it (because the bad weather was soooo bad!), Mrs Jost made us do a little walk in the nice countryside.
We also visited the city of Bristol where we saw a lot of different street art pieces in the city.
On the last day, we ended the trip with the visit of Stonehenge and a little surprise from the teachers: each of us got a little gift! We all had a blast during the trip - teachers and students together. Sariaka et Nicolas.