This Wednesday, March 21, 2012, at 9 a.m., Eric Ciotti, President of the General Council of the Alpes-Maritimes, and Lilia Parisot, Academic Delegate for Media Education of the Nice Academy, will present the newspapers created at Port-Lympia College, as part of the 23rd Press and Media Week at School.
When schools open their doors to information media…
Media and Press Week at School, whose main objective is to develop a better understanding of the world around them among students and their critical sense towards information, will take place from March 19 to 24 with the theme “images to inform”. 334 schools from Alpes-Maritimes and Var will be involved.
Journalist seeds at Port-Lympia College in Nice
Port-Lympia College is one of the first institutions to have set up a television news program produced by visually impaired students. A team will follow the whole morning to then create a television news broadcast on the institution’s website, on the Clemi site, and on Nice Premium.
The second operation involves the paper version newspaper “Nissa Lympia” designed by Ms. Schawb’s 9th-grade class, which also includes visually impaired students, and whose sale will be handled by students from the Adapted General and Professional Education Section (Segpa) sales option. A great initiative allowing students to collaborate on a common project around the creation and sale of a media support.
This operation will be led by the team from Nice Premium and Clemi Nice, and all student creations, assisted by their teachers, will be published during the following weekend.
