Educational projects of the year 2004-2005: videos
The study trip to Auschwitz is an opportunity to film images of the camp and to film the testimony of former deportees. Upon return, after editing and recording audio comments, the films are shown to other classes or at meetings open to the public. They allow students to share their experience, and thus constitute an important medium for exchange and reflection.
Study trip to Auschwitz
With the help of professionals from the Regard d'Aquitaine Studio, students in their third year at the Jacques Prévert secondary school in Bergerac made a documentary lasting about thirty minutes. to explain the organization of the Auschwitz complex and to report on their own experience. This film was presented to all 4th and 3rd classes of the school at the end of the school year.
Collège Jacques Prévert - Bergerac (24)
Study trip to Auschwitz
Two days after the study trip to Auschwitz, the students of 1L from Maine de Biran high school in Bergerac share with the camera their initial thoughts and what they learn from meeting Jules Fainzang, a survivor of convoy no. 25.
Lycée Maine de Biran - Bergerac (24)
Auschwitz, tomorrow’s witnesses
In April 2005, about thirty young people from the Centre Animation Jeunesse de Talence, aged 15 to 18, discovered the site of Auschwitz as part of a study tour program funded by the Fondation pour la Mémoire de la Shoah. Through a film, they wanted to express in their words the experience they had lived.
Youth Activity Centre – Talence (33)
Auschwitz. Study trip on February 24, 2005
Following the study trip to Auschwitz in which they participated on February 24, 2005, the students of Terminale ES from Jean Macé High School in Niort wrote a collection of texts and prepared an exhibition about the Jewish students at the high school who, under the occupation, were tracked, arrested, and deported to Auschwitz. They also made a ten-minute film, screened in front of more than 200 people in May 2005.
Lycée Jean Macé - Niort (79)
So as not to forget...
During the study tour they took on 7 April 2005, the students of the S1 from Alfred Kastler High School in Talence filmed many images of the Auschwitz and Birkenau camps. Back in class, they made a 20-minute montage and accompanied each sequence with their own comments. The film was shown in June 2005 at a special evening organized by the city of Talence.
Lycée Alfred Kastler - Talence (33)
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