Saints-Coeurs Ain Najm

Il existe des journées qui marquent un parcours scolaire, et d’autres qui ouvrent des horizons.
À l’Université Notre-Dame de Louaize, les élèves de 2de, S1 et Grade 10–Pre DP ont vécu bien plus qu’une simple visite universitaire : une véritable immersion dans le monde des métiers.
Au fil des ateliers, des échanges et des découvertes, ils ont exploré des domaines très passionnants tels que l’ingénierie, l’intelligence artificielle, la programmation, la finance, les sciences, les métiers de la santé et l’économie. Ils ont surtout pris conscience que derrière chaque profession se cachent une vocation, un engagement et une passion.
Cette journée leur a permis de se projeter au-delà des murs de la classe, de nourrir leurs ambitions et de comprendre que l’avenir ne se choisit pas seulement en fonction d’un métier, mais aussi en fonction des valeurs, des talents et des rêves qui nous stimulent.
La rencontre avec le recteur de l’université a revêtu une dimension particulière à cette expérience. À travers ses paroles, les élèves ont été invités à croire en leur potentiel
Notre Dame University-Louaize (NDU)

Contes ou leçons de vie?
À travers Le Chemin et la Parole, les élèves de CM1 ont revisité les illustres contes de l’enfance pour en explorer les thèmes essentiels : la prudence, le courage, la solidarité et la confiance en soi. Ce spectacle, fruit d'un projet interdisciplinaire, a permis aux jeunes artistes de donner vie à des messages forts imprégnés de talent, d’émotion et de créativité.

From sharp debates to confident diplomacy, both our Middle School and High School delegates delivered outstanding performances at the LAU MUN Conference.
The Middle School delegates achieved a remarkable 10 out of 10 awards while our High School ambassadors secured an impressive 13 out of 16 awards, making this a weekend of truly exceptional results.
A special thank you to the Middle School advisors, Celine Assi, Sébastien Mansour, and Elie Mounzer, as well as to the high school advisors, Serena Hajj, Sarah Asmar and Stephane Fermanian under the guidance of the head delegate Jerome Becharrawi and Giovanni Semaan.
The advisors' dedication, guidance, and unwavering support were key in shaping this success story!
Congratulations to all our delegates for representing our school with excellence and diplomacy, in particular to the winners:

1. Middle School:
▪️Secretary General Awards:
👉🏻Andrea Fakhouri & Joya Kaddoum
👉🏻Christa El Tom & Christelle Ahwash
▪️Diplomacy Award:
👉🏻Lea Jabbour & Alessandro Nassour
👉🏻Elita El Tom & Thomas Nader
👉🏻Pia Abou Haidar & Lamita Kazan

2. High School:
▪️Secretary General Award:
👉🏻Serena Alam
👉🏻Serena Issa
👉🏻Tea Maria Atallah

▪️Diplomacy Award:
👉🏻Mariane Sader
👉🏻Angelo Salibi
👉🏻Rayan Eid
👉🏻Christa Maria Akl
👉🏻Naia Ghossoub
👉🏻Leticia Semaan
👉🏻Pierre Abou Jalad

▪️Position Paper Award:
👉🏻Serena Saad
👉🏻Jane Dib
👉🏻Jeffrey Bou Moussa

At Paris MUN, Europe’s largest Model United Nations conference, bringing together over 500 participants, our alumni shone brightly!

Jerome Becherawy (Class of 2022), serving as Under-Secretary-General of Academics, oversaw all academic aspects of the conference, including committees, topics, chair selections, and committee management.

Giovanni Semaan (Class of 2024) chaired the IAEA committee, guiding discussions on the future of nuclear fusion with 20 delegates.

Christopher Hajj (Class of 2026) chaired the European Commission committee, leading 27 delegates in drafting a coherent European Space Act.

Through their commitment, expertise, and leadership, they helped create a dynamic and enriching conference experience, fostering meaningful debate, collaboration, and diplomatic engagement among delegates from around the world.

We are incredibly proud of their achievements and the impact they continue to make within the MUN community, both locally and internationally.

From confident voices to powerful diplomacy, our Middle School delegates once again proved what preparation and passion can achieve.
6 awards out of 6. One mission: excellence.
Our Middle School delegation at NDU MUN delivered an outstanding performance, earning Best Delegation after a powerful run of debates, diplomacy, and determination.


Proud is an understatement.
Congrats to:

▪️best delegate:
👉🏻Maria El Rajji
👉🏻Christia Rayess
👉🏻Jenny Khoury

▪️Diplomacy
👉🏻 Rebecca Zeidan
👉🏻Elaya Khoury

▪️honorable mention
👉🏻Maria Jabbour

From Conflict to Connection: A Training Session on Mediation

Building leadership through dialogue and conflict resolution. the class delegates of Grades 6 and 7 took part in an engaging training session on mediation and conflict resolution. Through interactive activities and real-life situations, students explored the different types of conflicts they may face at school and learned effective strategies to resolve them through dialogue, empathy, and respectful communication.

The session also highlighted the important role of class delegates as student leaders and mediators, helping them foster a more positive, peaceful, and supportive school environment.