Educational projects of the year 2011-2012: 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.
Tribute to Dr. Rapha the Pecker
The graduates of the first vocational baccalaureate at TCI wish to retrace the journey of Dr. Pecker, a persistent Jewish from Caen, by the so-called convoy of 45,000 on July 6, 1942. In particular, they met his daughter, Mich le Piart-Pecker, who told them about the life of her father.
In order to pay tribute to him, they also have a memorial plaque that they would like to be able to affix to the wall of his former home.
Lyc e Jules Verne, Mondeville (14)
Our traces of Auschwitz
Throughout the school year, before and after the study trip to Auschwitz, the students of Tale L kept diaries. They recorded their feelings, their testimonies, book excerpts, photos...
Salvador Allende High School, Hérouville Saint Clair (14)
"From Paris to Auschwitz: the fate of Esther Angel, 16 years old."
This is a film made from research at the departmental archives and interviews with witnesses of that period.
The second-year vocational baccalaureate class supervised by their professor of literature and history presents the itinerary of a family who took refuge in Pornic and Tharon between 1939 and 1942: the Angel-Salomon family. Esther is the daughter of seven children. She was arrested during the roundups of 16 and 17 July 1942 and deported on 20 July 1942 by convoy no. 8.
Albert Chassagne High School, Paimboeuf (44)
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