Languages, Arts and Cultures Festival (FLAC 2026) – At the crossroads of global citizens: cultivating our shared humanity

Languages, Arts and Cultures Festival (FLAC 2026) – "At the crossroads of global citizens: cultivating our shared humanity"

As part of the festival "Languages, arts and cultures at the crossroads of global citizens – cultivating our shared humanity", the CEES showcased the dedication of its 33 student-athletes from Soualiga College through a dynamic and unifying workshop, held on Thursday, May 7, 2026, from 3 PM to 5 PM at Soualiga College.

This event offered activities combining discussions, challenges, and creativity. Students participated in sports game workshops from various cultures, cooperative challenges promoting multilingual communication, as well as group simulations emphasizing rule-following, cooperation, and adaptability. These activities enriched their understanding of sport as a universal language and a tool for global citizenship.

The activities promoted strong values:

• Sporting values : respect, fairness, inclusion
• Cultural values : harmony, authenticity, fraternity

This educational session is part of a civic initiative where sport is seen as a vehicle for encounter, exchange, and cooperation.

The activities were led by SoualiganSlangs, with contributions from Jackie, Galéa and Yohanne, whose contributions ensured the smooth running of the activities.

The CEES thanks all the facilitators for their participation and commends the students' involvement, teamwork, and attitude throughout the activity.

🟦 Sport and Citizenship Award – FLAC 2026

As part of the Languages, Arts and Culture Festival (FLAC 2026), the competition for the Sport and Citizenship Award was held at the CCISM on the theme "At the crossroads of global citizens: cultivating our shared humanity".

The student-athlete from CST Football, Ylann Romney, participated in this competition. The jury praised his athletic commitment, maturity, and the quality of his oral presentation, awarding him commendations.

This initiative highlights sport as an educational, cultural, and civic tool, serving to promote openness to the world and living together.

The CEES congratulates Ylann Romney for his participation and thanks all stakeholders who contributed to the implementation and success of this initiative.

Jury members:

- Evelyne Fleming, Vice-Rectorate Project Manager

- Andy Armongon, Vice-Rectorate Project Manager

- Marc Gérald Menard, elected official for sport and President of the CEES

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Jury for the Sport and Citizenship Award – FLAC 2026 in the presence of student-athlete Ylann Romney