The French school system is internationally recognized for its academic qualities.
Open to 11 to 18 year olds, the Model United Nations (MUN), organised in English by the United Nations in Nairobi, involves different teams of all nationalities and origins in the drafting, negotiation, debate and voting of international resolutions.
The 2nde students are taking part in the AEFE Grand Live Broadcast, focusing on the theme of Artificial Intelligence.
The programme includes an interview with a journalist on the risks of AI, a feature entitled “Is ChatGPT a good therapist?”, an investigation into automation in the professional world, as well as an article exploring the relationship between art and AI.
This is a cross-curricular project involving SNT, EMC and EMI.
Tune in on Tuesday, 25 November at 7:55 a.m. on the AEFE Twitch channel.
ince the start of the 2025 school year, the Lycée Français International Denis Diderot de Nairobi has offered secondary school students, from 6e to Terminale, the opportunity to take part in a structured and enriching editorial project through the LFIDD Journalism Club.
This club enables students to discover the fundamentals of journalism and editorial production. Each week, students meet for an editorial conference, replicating the workings of a real newsroom, to collaboratively design a printed school newspaper. The process covers all stages of production: topic selection, research, article writing, interviews, proofreading, information prioritisation and layout.
Supervised by staff members, students develop key skills such as written and oral communication, critical thinking, teamwork, autonomy and a sense of responsibility.
The Journalism Club aims to publish three to four editions per year, showcasing school life, educational projects, student initiatives and the values upheld by the LFIDD.
