A year at Les Colibris
Some are for parents, some are lived together with your child, some bring the whole family. Many are open to families who have not yet joined Les Colibris.
Gina Wattel school director, 30 years in education
A friendly get-together to share with other parents, ask your questions and leave with practical parenting tools.
Registration closedAude Ranson parenting consultant
Parent-teen communication, screens, nutrition: a lively and caring discussion to better understand adolescence, followed by your questions.
Registration closedIngrid Maubert health, nutrition and sport
Presentation, adaptive sports activities and an immersive experience. Parents are invited to live the experience alongside their children and better understand how they perceive disability.
Registration closedHow your child learns, through the materials used in class. Neurocognitive foundations of language in the Yellow class (ages 3-6), mathematical reasoning and problem-solving in the Emerald class (ages 6-12).
At the school — registration via Weezevent
Registration closedIngrid Maubert health, nutrition and sport
Presentation, adaptive sports activities and an immersive experience. Parents are invited to live the experience alongside their children and better understand how they perceive disability.
Registration closedIngrid Maubert health, nutrition and sport
“We are all different — and that's OK.” Presentation, adaptive sports activities and an immersive experience. Parents are invited to live the experience alongside their children and better understand how they perceive disability.
Registration closedIsabelle Jeanjean non-violent communication and mediation
A friendly get-together about peaceful communication, especially to help children through conflicts between brothers and sisters.
Registration closedIngrid Maubert health, nutrition and sport
A friendly breakfast with an expert in health, nutrition and sport, who also works with the school on disability inclusion.
Registration closedA friendly moment after school: we tidy up, picnic and share a snack. Bring a picnic and blankets — drinks are offered by the association.
The little wooded area — no registration needed
Ingrid Maubert health, nutrition and sport
Presentation, adaptive sports activities and an immersive experience. Parents are invited to live the experience alongside their children and better understand how they perceive disability.
Registration closedJoël Maisonnave Screens Fresque facilitator
A collective-intelligence game: children and parents explore together the opportunities and risks of screens, question their habits and identify ways towards a calmer relationship with digital life.
Groups in French and in English
Registration closedChildren run to raise funds for children with cancer. The school takes part as a group; the association hands out caps to families on the day of the event.
Organised by the Mimosa association
Registration closedIsabelle Jeanjean non-violent communication and mediation
A screening followed by a discussion about caring communication, especially to help children through conflicts between brothers and sisters.
Registration closedAude Renson parenting coach, 15 years' experience
Growing serenely as a solo parent. Small-group workshop — only twelve places.
Registration closedBouncy castles, face painting, sensory games, throwing games, skill games, potato-sack races and cooperative tower building.
Details to be confirmed
All families from every class, along with their friends, are warmly invited to come and admire the children on the big stage.
Salle Gilardi, Biot
Registration closedA friendly day at the beach to celebrate the end of the school year, open to all families and their loved ones, with an ice cream for everyone.
Beach to be confirmed — no registration needed
An outdoor library, a garage painted into a forest, snacks, a carnival, a school fair. None of it was planned by the school: the families made it happen.
A regular get-together in the playground, so families can meet beyond the school gate.
Board games, workshops and a shared snack, for a whole afternoon.
Families were invited to a Nature-themed carnival snack. Everyone came in costume.
Parents repainted the garage and the library with tree paintings, to create a warm, nature-inspired atmosphere.
A new library set up and filled with books, opening onto the playground.
Built thanks to the parents of the Emerald class. Books from the outdoor library can be borrowed, and the ones you no longer need at home are welcome.
Bouncy castles, face painting, sensory games, throwing games, skill games, potato-sack races and cooperative tower building.
A collective flower mural, edible-flower tasting, bookmarks to make, spring seeds to sow — and a photo workshop so every family leaves with their portrait.
