At Pierre Loti, learning goes well beyond the classroom. Science, performing arts, media, debate, nature or solidarity: each activity offers students a new way to practise French and to commit to a shared project.
Led by teachers and school staff, during the lunch break or after classes.
Football, basketball, volleyball, mountain biking, CrossFit and dance: students train with their PE teachers and prepare for inter-school competitions.
Tools to manage stress, understand one's emotions and help build a calm school climate, in 10-week cycles.
The high school students' online magazine: articles, illustrations, podcasts and communication on crescendomag.com.
Discover the Italian language and culture with two Italian teachers, an extracurricular commitment that can be highlighted on Parcoursup.
Read unpublished manuscripts, give feedback to the publisher and vote for a favourite book at the end of the year.
The middle school students' online newspaper: articles, illustrations and podcasts on lotinews.com.
Real mathematical research alongside professional researchers, leading up to the MATh.en.JEANS congress in March-April 2027.
Represent a country, negotiate and speak in public at conferences in Istanbul and abroad.
Prepare for Model United Nations conferences: defend a country's position on the Sustainable Development Goals, debate and draft resolutions, in French and English. From January, optional outings (debates, conferences) are offered, with a fee when travel is involved.
Guidance for Terminale students preparing for the admission process of the IEPs and Sciences Po.
A general knowledge quiz, inspired by the famous French TV show, to practise French and meet students from other schools.
Voice, body, improvisation and the collective creation of a play performed at Pierre Loti and at the Notre-Dame de Sion theatre festival.
No workshop for this level.
On Wednesday afternoons, students can extend their day at school with artistic, scientific and creative activities. Unlike the workshops and clubs, these activities are fee-paying: fees and registration details will be shared with families.
Learn the basics of architectural drawing and design a real project: a greenhouse for the school.
Observe the sky, recognise constellations and discover celestial mechanics.
Sing together in French and in other languages, and perform at the highlights of the school year.
Healthy and tasty recipes, zero-waste snacks and the pleasure of sharing.
Contemporary dance styles, choreographies created together and two flash mobs during the year.
Vegetable patch, compost, dry hedges and a herb garden in the school grounds.
Tarot, belote and board games to discover French culture while having fun.
Improvisation, sketches and mask work to build confidence on stage.
Design and build scale models as a team, shown at an end-of-year exhibition.
No Wednesday activity for this level.
Born from students' ideas, the clubs are run by the students themselves, with the support of a staff member.
An after-school activity proposed by a group of students, supported by a teacher or member of the education staff whom they have asked to act as their adviser.
Food drives and visits to an animal shelter to help animals in need.
Explore physics and astronomy, take part in competitions and visit planetariums and museums.
By students, for students: short peer-support sessions to revise and make progress together.
Write, shoot and edit short films that are submitted to festivals.
Solidarity projects and volunteering, together with Interact clubs from other schools.
Play, sing and improve together for school celebrations and events.
Learn to question one's own thinking and debate the great philosophical ideas.
Rockets, aeronautics and molecular cooking: projects carried out in the lab.
No club for this level.