ENAD students were busy on the last day before the Christmas holidays: the morning was dedicated to preparing for the project week planned for May 2024. Whether it was circular economy, democracy, memory work, recycling, sustainability, the media and fake news, well-being, urban gardening, LGBTQIA+
If you’re learning to cook, you also need to know what it’s like to be a customer in a restaurant. Therefore, our DAP cook apprentices have recently visited Atelier Windsor, where they were served a delicious meal.
Together for peace: on 11 December 2023, the ENAD school community gathered in the school yard to highlight the importance of peace and the right to peace for everyone in these times of conflict, all in the context of Human Rights Day. As a UNESCO
ENAD’s 3eGSO and CLIJA 3 recently took part in the DemocraCity workshop organised by the Zentrum fir politesch Bildung at the Chambre des Députés. The students were asked to reflect on the elements required for a just and democratic society. The 3eGSO had the opportunity
ENAD warmly thanks the Lions Club Luxembourg Amitié for the generous donation presented to the school headmaster, Mr Jos Bertemes, at the cheque presentation evening on 27 November 2023. This donation will help finance the school’s sustainable development project week in May 2024.
Our students in the SGEA (Educateur en alternance) class had the opportunity to talk with Gilbert Pregno, former director of the Kannerschlass Foundation and current president of the Consultative Human Rights Commission. Topics covered included non-parental care, abuse, violence, youth protection, values in social work
The representatives of the FOQUALE network at the Académie de Rennes were particularly interested to see, during their visit on November 13th, 2023, how ENAD organises its admissions, the orientation of students, its pedagogical and psychological work and its tutoring sessions. The visitors were also
Before the holidays, ENAD’s 4eGSO took part in a team-building and well-being day in Bambësch. Despite the rainy autumn weather, the students were in a good mood and motivated to participate in interactive workshops dealing with topics such as communication, emotions, soft skills or planning
Just before the All-Saints holidays, our students chose the workshops they would like to participate in during ENAD’s project week in May. A variety of subjects are on offer: upcycling/circular economy, literature, democracy, remembrance work, sustainability, recycling, media and fake news, well-being, urban gardening, LGBTQIA+
