Les 4e1 au musée National du Sport à Nice

Les 4e1 ont découvert le musée du sport à Nice. Après avoir étudié le programme Let’s Move de Michelle Obama en anglais, cette sortie était l’occasion d’approfondir leurs connaissances sur le sport, l’histoire des Jeux Olympiques, les valeurs véhiculées par le sport mais aussi de découvrir des objets qui retracent l’histoire de certaines disciplines. Dans un 2è temps, la classe a participé à un atelier de type « street art » pendant lequel ils ont appris à utiliser un pochoir à la manière de l’artiste C215.
Voici le résumé ainsi que l’opinion des élèves sur cette sortie. Bonne lecture!

 

On Monday 4th April, we went to the National Museum of Sport in Nice.

First, we had a guide named Nicolas. We learnt a lot of things like the meaning of the Olympic Games rings. Did you know that they represent the union of the five continent? Each ring represents a continent. We also discovered how women had to be allowed to play sports and objects like the first bicycle. We saw the different Olympic torches/flames and many medals.

Then, we discovered a painting made by the artist C215. It was a representation of the football player Pelé in Brazil. 

Sports can be dangerous. Nicolas told us a tragic story about Jules Bianchi, who was a formula 1 driver. He died in a crash during a race. After his death, the formula 1 leaders decided to create another protection to make the pilots safe.

Then, after the exhibition, we used stencils to make a portrait of us with spray painting. The goal of this activity was to discover how C215 worked.

 

Habiba: « According to me, this school visit was a really good idea. I learnt a lot of things and the activity was pretty good even if I thought the final result would be better. The museum is a good place to visit and I recommend it to the teenagers. »

Tania:  » the excursion was entertaining and useful. I learnt new things The second activity was a good idea because it was funny ».

Kenzo: « In my opinion, the visit was very entertaining because we discovered the history of sports and more precisely the Olympic Games. It’s also thanks to Nicolas because he was a good guide. But I preferred the second activity.  I was really impressed by C215’s painting with Pelé ».

Flavio:  » To my mind, the visit was enriching and original. Nicolas was very dynamic so the visit wasn’t boring. I learnt a lot of information and now, I know more about the history of sport. My favourite part of the visit was when we used our stencils because I had never done this before ».