At the Lycée Bonaparte, the Labo Maths is a space for educational experimentation that enables creative projects to be developed with pupils, while encouraging teachers to share their approaches. This synergy has led to a number of outstanding achievements this year.
📌 Maths Week
To mark 2025, pupils in 5e and 4e designed posters based on the remarkable properties of the number 2025, a ‘perfect square’ year (45²), which is at once a deficient number, polite… but not perfect! A great way to explore mathematical curiosities.
📌 Happy Pi Day!
On 14 March, the 6e pupils celebrated the number π with fun and educational posters, playing on the Anglo-Saxon writing of the date (3/14).
📌 “Rallye mathématique” by IREM Paris Nord
12 CM2/6e classes took part in the rally on 28 and 29 March 2025. Special mention to Mme Koncewiez’s Descartes group (6eD/CM2C) who came 1st in their group!
📌 The cube ‘outside the walls’: between art and geometry
Pupils from CM2 to 4e have built a cube with a 1 metre edge from small 10 cm cubes, giving a concrete illustration of the concepts of volume. Each side is decorated with geometric rosettes inspired by oriental motifs, providing an opportunity to work on geometric transformations (symmetries, rotations, etc.).
Labo Maths is all about learning in a different way, crossing disciplines and making mathematics tangible, lively and creative! Labo Maths: a year rich in projects and creativity
