19.06.26 ︱State Library NSW ︱ Y12 Graduation
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AES & CANTINE – Démarrage des inscriptions – Registrations opens at 8pm
Réouverture de la reception
Reception is open. During the rest of the holidays, the reception will be open from 8am to 12pm and from 1pm to 3pm. |
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Families who attended the May meeting do not need to attend this one. La réunion d'accueil des nouvelles familles aura lieu le samedi 15 août, de 9 h à 11 […] |
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Le mercredi 19 août c’est la rentrée ! Attention, exceptionnellement l’école ouvrira ses portes à 8h30 au lieu de 8h00. peux tu la mettre dans dates importantes Reprise des AES et de […] |
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AS: ouverture inscription
Inscriptions pour l'AS via Eduka – à ne pas manquer : • Lundi 31 août à 20h00 : ouverture des inscriptions pour une première activité • Mercredi 2 septembre à 20h00 : possibilité de […]
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School Council and School Committee informartional Zoom Log in details: please see presentation below. 16h30 | 4:30 PM |
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Inscriptions pour l'AS via Eduka – à ne pas manquer : • Lundi 31 août à 20h00 : ouverture des inscriptions pour une première activité • Mercredi 2 septembre à 20h00 : possibilité de […] |
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After 16 years at LCS, Sophie Muzard is beginning a new chapter in her life. We extend our heartfelt thanks for her dedication, her many contributions, and the warmth she brought to our community each day.
You have all known Sophie through her role at the LCS reception, where her kindness, professionalism, and unmistakable French elegance helped create a warm, welcoming, and friendly atmosphere for everyone who walked through our doors.
Through her kindness, dedication to service, and constant presence, Sophie has left a lasting mark on the life of LCS. She will be remembered by all of us as a valued colleague and a cherished member of our community. We warmly thank her for her many years of commitment and wish her every happiness for the future as she embarks on this new chapter of her life. Sophie will conclude her role at LCS on 30 June 2026.
LCS team
The Reception will be closed from 6 July to 26 July 2026 inclusive. You will find the Administrative Team's contact details here. During the remainder of the school holidays, the Reception will be open from 8:00 am to 12:00 pm and from 1:00 pm to 4:00 pm.
We invite you to visit the portal provided by the P&F Association.
If you have any questions, please do not hesitate to write directly to the following e-mail address: aes@condorcet.com.au
A friendly reminder to register your child for next semester’s AES activities via Eduka. Registrations are open until 2 August.
Attention:The holidays are coming soon, don't forget to register your childrennow for the start of the school year. In fact, no registrations are carried over to the next school year.
For secondary school students awaiting their timetables, you can register now. You will have the opportunity to modify your registration via email when confirming your timetable.
End of registrations : 02/08/2026
Your invoice for the 1st semester 2026/27 tuition fees has been sent to you by email and is also available on your Eduka portal. If you have not received it, please contact accounts.ar@condorcet.com.au
Extracurricular Activities (AES) for students from Grande Section onwards will continue until the last day of school, including Tuesday, 30 June.
Registration for Extracurricular Activities (AES) for the first semester of the 2026–2027 school year remains open until 2 August.
Extracurricular Activities (AES) will resume on the first day of the new school year, Wednesday, 19 August.
Students enrolled in dance, acrobatics, music, and instrumental extracurricular activities (AES) had the pleasure of performing in front of their parents last week, showcasing the skills and achievements they have developed throughout the semester.
Parents of students enrolled in the painting and drawing extracurricular activities (AES) were also invited to join their children for a friendly family art session, enjoying drawing and painting together.
View photos from these wonderful moments by following this link: LINK.
Designed for children aged 7 to 13.
Looking for creative activities during the school holidays in Sydney?
Join Pascale from Et Voilà Studios, one of our AES instructors, for a fun and inspiring winter art experience in Rosebery.
For more information and registrations: LINK.
The Primary School end-of-year performances conclude this week! From Petite Section to Year 6 (CM2), our students are taking to the stage with enthusiasm to share these special moments with their families.
A heartfelt thank you to all the parents for their support and encouragement. Congratulations as well to our teachers and teaching assistants, whose creativity, dedication, and commitment make these wonderful moments possible.
It was with immense pride that we celebrated our Year 12 graduates. Our IB students were accompanied by their homeroom teacher, Mrs Mills, and IB Coordinator, Mrs Gonzales; our Baccalauréat students by Mr Gay-Para; and our BFI students by Mr Ros. Together, they marked this important milestone during their graduation ceremony at the State Library of New South Wales and their end-of-year gala at The Calyx, located within the Sydney Botanic Garden.
This memorable evening marked the culmination of years of hard work, perseverance, and achievement, while also opening the door to exciting new academic and professional journeys. Surrounded by their families, teachers, and classmates, our graduates shared a truly emotional and unforgettable moment.
Surrounded by their families, teachers, and fellow students, our graduates shared a truly memorable and emotional moment.
Our sincerest thanks go to the teaching teams and homeroom teachers for their unwavering commitment to our students; to Consul General Gilles Berrier and Mr Thistlethwaite, Australian Federal Member of Parliament and Government Minister, for their inspiring addresses; to the members of the LCS Management Committee; to our Principal, Mr L’Hôtellier; our Deputy Principal, Mr. Jonkx and to all parents for their trust and support throughout this remarkable journey.
To our graduates, we extend our warmest congratulations and best wishes for every success in the next chapter of their journey.
P.S. We will be delighted to share the photos and video of this special evening with you very soon in a dedicated communication—just a little more patience!
This week, our International Baccalaureate (IB) students took advantage of the stunning coastal scenery along the Maroubra-to-Malabar coastal walk as part of the school’s Annual Collaborative Sciences Project (CSP). Through hands-on fieldwork, they investigated one of the most pressing environmental challenges facing our oceans today: microplastic pollution.
Working in interdisciplinary teams made up of Biology, Chemistry, and Physics students, participants were tasked with investigating the presence of microplastics along the coastline using authentic scientific methods, including hypothesis development, data collection, analysis, and the presentation of their findings.
Each group was assigned a specific research question on the morning of the excursion. Topics ranged from mapping the distribution of plastic waste across cliff tops, rocky platforms, and sandy beaches, to analysing microplastic contamination in beach sands, as well as investigating how UV radiation, wave action, and saltwater contribute to the gradual breakdown of plastics into increasingly smaller fragments.
This project required genuine teamwork. Students were encouraged to bring the unique perspective of their discipline to the data they collected: biologists examined the impacts on filter-feeding organisms and species living in the intertidal zone; chemists investigated polymer structures and surface chemistry; while physicists applied the principles of wave mechanics and fluid dynamics to explain where and why plastics accumulate.
Our sincere thanks to Mr Baggott, Mrs O’Brien, and Mrs Atwa for organising this enriching and inspiring day of learning.
We offer students a wide range of physical and sporting activities in a friendly, motivating environment tailored to each student’s goals. It is also an opportunity to proudly represent LCS in inter-school competitions, whether local, national or international.
Sports Association Registration via Eduka – Don’t Miss Out
• Monday 31 August at 8:00 pm: registration opens for a first activity
• Wednesday 2 September at 8:00 pm: registration for a second activity becomes available (subject to availability)
• Friday 4 September at 8:00 pm: registration closes
No cancelation will be accepted after this date.
Whether you are looking for fun, fitness, a challenge, or team spirit, join the Secondary School Sports Association this September!
The LCS Physical Education Team.
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Scott Lavaud, Head of PE – Primary & Secondary and Head of the Sports Programme
Dive into the heart of this competition day through these photos, which capture the LCS students’ remarkable journey to becoming NSW European Handball Champions.
Ms Salier will be available, either in person or online, to discuss students’ exam results and/or tertiary education plans until and including Wednesday 8 July.
Students who would like to get a head start on their university and career planning, discuss strategies, or develop an action plan before the new school year begins will also be able to meet with Ms Salier when she returns full-time on Monday 3 August.
University of St Andrews (Scotland) Online Open Day: A series of presentations will begin at 9:00 pm (Sydney time) on Wednesday, 24 June. Topics will include admissions, accommodation, student support services, a “Ask a Student” session, and much more.
Registration: LINK
Introduction to Selective Admissions for International Students Webinar: The University of Pennsylvania (UPenn), a member of the Ivy League, will host this webinar on Thursday, 25 June at 10:00 am (US Eastern Daylight Time). Penn admissions officers will provide an overview of the university’s admissions process. An excellent opportunity not to be missed.
Registration: LINK
University of Sydney Scholarships Webinar
Scheduled for Wednesday, 29 July at 4:00 pm, this webinar will present the range of domestic scholarships available, representing more than AU$135 million in total. It will also explain the application process and provide practical advice on preparing a strong application. Registration: LINK
University Open Days in July
Western Sydney University will hold its Open Day at the Parramatta campus on Sunday, 5 July, from 10:00 am to 4:00 pm. Information: LINK
The University of Tasmania will hold its Open Day at its Rozelle campus in Sydney on Saturday, 26 July, from 10:00 am to 2:00 pm. Information here.
Volunteering at the National Marine Science Centre: Students interested in marine science are encouraged to explore the volunteering opportunities available through the National Marine Science Centre (NMSC). Information: LINK
National History Challenge
The National History Challenge is a free, research-based history competition for Australian students. The theme for the 2026 competition is “Voices”, offering participants the opportunity to explore a wide range of historical topics. The submission deadline is Friday, 28 August 2026. The competition is open to all primary and secondary students across a variety of age categories.
For more information: LINK
Join us on Saturday, 11 July at the Greenwood Hotel in North Sydney to celebrate France’s National Day at the Bastille Day festival, organised by the Alliance Française de Sydney.
Enter for a chance to win two free tickets!
Pour participer :
📸 Partagez cette photo dans votre story Instagram
🏷️ Ajoutez le hashtag #BastilleDaySydney
📲 Mentionnez @afsydney - @lycee_condorcet_sydney
One winner will be selected at random from all eligible participants and contacted via direct message. Please note that if your Instagram account is set to private, we will not be able to view your story. The competition closes at 12:00 pm on Friday, 26 June.
Good luck, and we look forward to celebrating with you very soon! 🎉
After choreographing this year’s end-of-year performances for Grande Section, CE2, CM1, CM2 and the multi-age classes, Jessica Powell-Antonini—the dancer and choreographer behind the memorable flash mob that marked LCS’s 60th anniversary—is offering dance and acrobatics holiday camps for students during the school break.
For more information or to reserve a place, please contact her directly.
If your child plays a string instrument, they may be interested in the music camps organised by the Sutherland Shire Youth Orchestra during the upcoming school holidays.
These camps are open to children aged 5 to 17. For more information, please contact the orchestra at: ssyo.au@gmail.com.
Families will be able to enjoy:
Discover the program available at your school (for children aged 5 to 12) → Click here
Discover the program available at your school (for children aged 3 to 4) → Click here
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*Disclaimer Please note that any use of student photos in our publications is purely incidental. We do not intentionally collect student photos and only use them within the context of our educational work. We are committed to respecting the privacy of our students and not using their photos inappropriately. If you find a photo that belongs to you and you do not wish for it to be used, please contact us immediately so we can remove it.