De 16. Mee 2015 huet d'Schëfflenger Gemeng fir eng 2. Kéier un der nationaler Nuit du Sport deelgeholl.

Nom Warm-up mëttes op der Gemengeplaz, gouf et Owes an enger ganzer Rei Atelieren a Statiounen vill verschidde Sportaarten ze entdecken. Iwwer 230 Leit haten sech ageschriwwen fir aktiv deelzehuelen! Organiséiert gouf den Dag vun der Jugendkommissioun an Zesummenaarbecht mat enger ganzer Rei Veräiner, deene mir villmols Merci soen fir hiren Engagement.

 

Och 2015 huet d'Gemeng nees 2 Babysitterformatiounen ugebueden. 39 Jonker hunn deelgeholl! Mir felicitéieren hinnen a wënschen vill Erfolleg an hirer Aarbecht mat de Kanner!

 

 

Och 2015 huet d'Gemeng nees 2 Babysitterformatiounen ugebueden. 39 Jonker hunn deelgeholl! Mir felicitéieren hinnen a wënschen vill Erfolleg an hirer Aarbecht mat de Kanner!

 

This is the subject of a book written by Probation Officer and author Ruth Dugdall who recently moved to Luxembourg from the U.K. Although a work of fiction Ruth, whose main protagonist in ‘Nowhere Girl’ is also a probation officer, spent a lot of time researching the plausibility of such

The Ministry of Education, Children and Youth (MENJE) is reassessing the potential need for English schooling within the public education system in Luxembourg. They hope to identify areas that require attention, and predict the amount of interest in English schooling. To achieve this they would like your help. They have

Recently I have noticed a great deal on social media about reading to children with some fabulous quotes and photos such as ‘Children are made readers in the laps of their parents’ or ‘There is no app to replace your lap. Read to your child.’ However, what do you do

Spring has reached Luxembourg, there’s a soft breeze in the air, the inner city is crowded and three Swedish friends Fredrik, Peter and Björn meet at their favourite lunch bar Konrad for their weekly gathering. These are important – the lunch gatherings. They talk about their professional situations, Swedish politics,

For any parents interested in exploring the various Secondary educational options available in Luxembourg, please make a note of the upcoming ‘Open Day’ at the Lycée Athénée de Luxembourg on Saturday 24th October from 10am – 12noon. It is an ‘Open Day’ to find out more about the International Baccalaureate®

Going back to school after the long Summer break can be a stressful time for parents and children. Parents may still be buying school equipment from confusing lists, and having to label them all up in time, whilst trying to get children to bed before midnight and up again in

This wonderful article by Farrah Gillani on ‘City Savvy Luxembourg’ extols the unique qualities of one of our Passage founding members, Lynn Frank. Lynn has been fundamentally instrumental in bringing all the elements of Passage together and it’s marvellous that she has been recognised for all her altruistic and compassionate work