14th July - National Day of France

Activities

Activities Organised

14th July - National Day of France

The Department of French organized a cultural event to celebrate Bastille Day, marking France’s National Day. The programme aimed to familiarize students with the historical and cultural significance of the occasion and to encourage a deeper appreciation of French culture through language learning. Students actively participated by presenting interesting and lesser-known facts about France and its cultural heritage, thereby showcasing their language skills and cultural awareness. The event provided a meaningful platform for student engagement and interaction, reinforcing the importance of experiential learning beyond the classroom. Overall, the celebration successfully met its objective of promoting cultural understanding and fostering enthusiasm for French language and culture among the participants.

“La Fête Gastronomique” to showcase some of France’s exquisite culinary delights.

The Department of French organized a vibrant culinary event to showcase the richness and elegance of French gastronomy. The programme aimed to provide students with an opportunity to explore French culture through its cuisine while encouraging creativity, teamwork, and cultural appreciation. Students presented an impressive display of French dishes, recreating the charm and sophistication of French dining. The culinary celebration served as an engaging cultural experience, strengthening students’ connection with French language and culture beyond the classroom.

Educational Excursion to Alliance Française Panjim: 

The Department of French organized an educational excursion to the Alliance Francaise, Panjim, with the objective of enhancing students’ exposure to French language, culture, and career opportunities. The visit included an informative session highlighting the importance of French proficiency in a globalised world, along with interactive language-based activities, a quiz and a short film screening to strengthen listening and speaking skills. Students were also introduced to the institution’s academic resources, teaching methods, and cultural initiatives. The excursion provided valuable learning beyond the classroom and helped students gain practical insight into the real-world applications of French studies, making it a meaningful and enriching academic experience.

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