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Teaching is in French, but every formation is walked through even if you don’t speak French - and many in the group will be happy to speak English.
Every Friday at 7pm from September to June. Check our website for precise dates and times and also updates on our tariffs.
The service is usually followed by a Zoom Virtual Coffee Bar.
You can watch this at any time that is convenient for you.
Anyone is welcome to ask us to include the name of someone whom they hold dear and who is need of God’s healing touch. The service remains online for you to watch when it is convenient.
Please check the BACO Facebook page to check the date and time before your go along.
Details of each month's book are also given in the diary under the date of each event.
The Business Lunch is a chance to meet and connect with people in Business working and living in Paris.
But to understand how these two countries signed such an agreement we have to go back to Queen Victoria who visited King Louis Philippe at Chateau d’Eu in 1843 and 1845. What made this possible under the reign of Edward VII?
We went through two world wars and Brexit and yet the Entente has survived. It has even been strengthened by the Franco-British Summit of 2023 and by the fight for European security in order to achieve a lasting peace in Ukraine.
The talk will brilliantly conclude the 2024-2025 AFGB season and will be followed by the tasting of 8 English wines for 30 participants.
The talk will be in French. Please RSVP before Sunday March 30th.
Pr HOWORTH will address the negative impact of Brexit on the overall positive effects of the Lancaster House Treaties of 2010, and the underrated vision of France and the UK acting as twins in Defence issues.
The talk will be in French. Please RSVP before Wednesday 2nd April
The event will take place at the fabulous Orangerie of the Chantilly Polo Club. We organised a similar event for the coronation of Charles III in 2023 which was a great success with over 400 participants and featured a livestream of the investiture ceremony, a cricket exhibition match and polo match for the King’s Cup. - We were delighted to have a wide range of anglophones attend - Indians, South Africans, Americans, Australians, as well as people from the UK. Some photos and an overview can be seen here https://www.facebook.com/AnglophonesChantilly/ This year’s event will celebrate Peace in Europe and we are extending our invitation to all nationalities.
We believe it's important to maintain the memory of the sacrifices made by all participants in the second war and we are delighted to have the assistance of the Mairie of Chantilly who have helping us to help stage this event by supporting financially the Chantilly Big Band who will be playing the 1940’s dance music. The event, that will terminate with a Jazz Club, is being run on a not-for-profit basis with any surplus being donated to a suitable charity most probably related to Ukraine.