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Programme En Anglais 2018 WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 19 th ICHIKAWA / ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX TWINNING 8:00 - Departure from the school by subway to Montmartre Visit of Montmartre and the Sacred Heart Basilica (famous sightseeing of Paris) Lunch: Restaurant in Paris “La bonne Franquette” Afternoon: Visit of the Cathedral of “Notre-Dame de Paris” well known through the Victor Hugo’s novel “The Hunchback of Notre-Dame. Comité de Jumelages et de Relations 17:30 - Back to Ionesco school Internationales 62, rue du Général Leclerc PROGRAM THURSDAY, DECEMBER 20 th 92130 ISSY-LES-MOULINEAUX [email protected] ~ 8.00 - Departure from the school by bus to the Louvre Museum. Don’t forget your luggage!! Lycée IONESCO From 152, avenue de Verdun Wednesday, December 12 th 2018 9.30-12.00 - Visit of the Louvre Museum with audio Issy-les-Moulineaux To guides ( + 33 1 41 46 12 90 Thursday, December 20 th 2018 Lunch: in Paris “restaurant Le Ragueneau” 15:30 : Departure to Roissy CDG1 airport (Flight NH216 to Tokyo Haneda at 19:30 ) th WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12 th FRIDAY, DECEMBER 14 th MONDAY , DECEMBER 17 16:25 - Arrival at Roissy Charles de Gaulle 1 airport 8:00 - Morning in the school with the French students 8.00 - Departure from the school by subway to (flight NH 215 from Tokyo Haneda) - typical French breakfast and visit of the school - Montparnasse About 18:30 - Arrival of the group in Issy-les- 10:15 - Departure from the school by suburban train 9:30 - Montparnasse Tower Panoramic Observation Moulineaux (Youth Center “Anne Frank”) to the Champ de Mars Deck gives you a unique, breath taking view of Paris Welcome and dispatching in families 11:30 - River Cruise -”Bateaux mouches” – Paris Lunch: Cooking workshop appears even more beautiful seen from the River THURSDAY, DECEMBER 13 th Seine, you'll admire a succession of prestigious 13:15 - Departure by bus to Versailles monuments 14:00 - Visit of the Palace of Versailles with 8:00 - Morning in the school with the French students Lunch: « Bistrot Parisien » near le Eiffel Tower Japanese audio-guides. (participation in classes) until 10:00 am 15:00 - visit of the Eiffel 5.30 pm: Back to Ionesco school 10:15-11:30 - Guided visit (by bus) of the city of Tower (2 nd floor) Issy-les-Moulineaux The Eiffel Tower, 324 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18 th metres tall, was built by Lunch: in the school canteen Gustave Eiffel for the 1889 World's Fair. 8:00 - Morning in the school with the French students 13:00 - Departure by subway to Paris – English workshop - 14:30 - Visit of the Palais Garnier Opera House and 10:15 - Departure from the school by suburban train Walk around the boulevard Haussmann area with the to the Orsay Museum department stores, Printemps and Galeries Lafayette. 11:45-13.15 – Guided visit of the museum. Opposite the Tuileries Gardens, you can admire in 18:15–19:15: Welcome ceremony at the City Hall this museum, installed since 1986 in the former with Mayor André SANTINI, French and Japanese Orsay railway station, collections of art from students, parents and teachers “Impressionists” (Monnet, Van Gogh, etc.) Students - Back to the family home Lunch: Japanese restaurant SATURDAY and SUNDAY Afternoon: Walk in the “Tuileries garden” (Christmas market), “Place Vendôme” and Opera In families – 17:30 - Back to Ionesco school “Corrida de Noël” Race Sunday 17:30 - Back to Ionesco school morning .
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