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Pour la session 2023 du baccalauréat général et technologique, sont proposés les sujets des épreuves écrites de spécialité des baccalauréats général et technologique de la session 2023 qui se sont déroulées entre le 13 mars et le 29 mars en fonction des destinations, dont la métropole du 20 au 22 mars.

Session 2022

Pour la session 2022 du baccalauréat général et technologique, sont proposés les sujets des épreuves écrites de spécialité des baccalauréats général et technologique de la session 2022 qui se sont déroulées les 11, 12 et 13 mai 2022 (report des épreuves de mars à mai et adaptation des sujets en proposant des choix), ainsi que les sujets de français et philosophie.

Pour la session 2022 du baccalauréat général et technologique sont aussi proposés des sujets adaptés, en Arial 16 ou 20, des épreuves de spécialités, ainsi que des sujets de français et de philosophie. Ne figurent ici que les sujets adaptés ayant fait l'objet d'une demande dans le cadre d'un aménagement d'examen conformément à la circulaire du 8 décembre 2020.

Session 2021

Pour la session 2021 du baccalauréat général et technologique, les épreuves des enseignements de spécialité ont été aménagées en raison du contexte sanitaire. Ainsi, deux sujets au choix ont été proposés pour certains enseignements afin de tenir compte des conditions particulières de préparation.

Les épreuves normales, s'agissant des enseignements de spécialité, correspondent aux épreuves initialement prévues au mois de mars, finalement annulées et aux épreuves du mois de juin présentées par les candidats individuels.

Pour le français et la philosophie, les épreuves normales ont été passées au mois de juin. Pour ces épreuves, les sujets ont également pris en compte les conditions particulière de la session.

Les épreuves de remplacement se sont déroulées au mois de septembre.

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The architect Frank Lloyd Wright is famous for his masterpieces of design - the spiral climb of the Guggenheim Museum, Fallingwater, a home delicately perched over a waterfall. But Wright also tried to bring good design to the masses, to let people build their own homes. New Hampshire Public Radio's Todd Bookman says it didn't quite work out.

TODD BOOKMAN, BYLINE: In a quiet neighborhood in Manchester, N.H., there are not one, but two Frank Lloyd Wright houses on the same street. It's the result of one family, the Kalils, being inspired by another family, the Zimmermans.

STEVEN KALIL: When my Uncle Toufiq saw what Zimmy (ph) was doing with his new house, he was intrigued and got excited about it and several years later approached, you know, Wright himself.

BOOKMAN: That is Steven Kalil. His Uncle Toufiq and Aunt Mildred commissioned their own Frank Lloyd Wright house in 1955. They wanted something like their friends the Zimmerman's house - low slung with brick and wood.

KALIL: And I think they were surprised when they saw it because they were expecting that and saw this. And they were like, whoa.

BOOKMAN: Frank Lloyd Wright called what he designed for the Kalils a Usonian Automatic house. Steve Kalil gave me a tour of the 1,500 square-foot home.

KALIL: This is the master bedroom.

BOOKMAN: The Usonian Automatics are constructed out of stacked grey concrete rectangles. The Kalil house has something like 48,000 individually cast blocks, reinforced with rebar. They make up the walls and ceiling.

KALIL: I mean, if you look at this, each one of these is about 220 pounds. Like, not sure I want to be standing in here. But it's been here 65 years, 64 years. So...

BOOKMAN: The concrete gives Usonian Automatics a solid feel, a heft. But that's offset in the interior by walls lined with mahogany. And the living room of the Kalil house is composed of concrete and glass squares, 350 individual windows. It cost the Kalils $70,000 to build it in 1955, not a small sum. Wright's vision with the Automatics, though, was that the buyer could perhaps save money by constructing the home themselves - pour and stack their own concrete blocks.

JOHN WATERS: It wasn't an outlandish idea. Wright's clients tended to be very enthusiastic.

BOOKMAN: That's John Waters with the Frank Lloyd Wright Building Conservancy in Chicago. He says Wright wanted well-designed middle-class homes, but he wasn't willing to cut corners.

WATERS: If he had to choose between having a good-looking house and housing the masses, he'd choose a good-looking house.

BOOKMAN: Wright himself made that preference clear. Here he is in 1952 addressing the American Institute of Architects.

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FRANK LLOYD WRIGHT: And I believe there is no more rewarding effort in life than just that - trying to make what you do, how you do it, beautiful.

BOOKMAN: Building your own Usonian Automatic home didn't catch on. It was harder to do than Wright may have thought. Today there are only seven of them in the U.S., including the Kalil house in Manchester. It still has its original stove and oven and Wright-designed furniture and upholstery.

KALIL: Really what's special about this is it's a time capsule.

BOOKMAN: Steve's uncle Toufiq lived here through 1990. Then Toufiq's younger brother John moved in. It was his home until last year, when he died at the age of 101. No other relatives are interested in moving in. So next month, it's going up for sale.

What do you like best about the house?

KALIL: It's very peaceful and contemplative, maybe.

BOOKMAN: Did you consider keeping it in the family?

KALIL: Oh, yes. Yeah, it was a hard decision, very hard.

BOOKMAN: With an asking price of $850,000, this Usonian Automatic isn't exactly in reach for the masses. But at least you don't have to build it yourself. For NPR News, I'm Todd Bookman.

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Orwell was born Eric Arthur Blair on 25 June 1903 in eastern India, the son of a British colonial civil servant. He was educated in England and, after he left Eton, joined the Indian Imperial Police in Burma, then a British colony. He resigned in 1927 and decided to become a writer. In 1928, he moved to Paris where lack of success as a writer forced him into a series of menial jobs. He described his experiences in his first book, 'Down and Out in Paris and London', published in 1933. He took the name George Orwell, shortly before its publication. This was followed by his first novel, 'Burmese Days', in 1934.

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As Barbados removes the Queen as its head of state and becomes a republic, the monarch has sent her congratulations on the nation's "momentous" day.

Prince Charles arrived on the Caribbean island on Sunday to join the inauguration ceremony of the president-elect, Sandra Mason, who replaces the Queen as head of state overnight as Barbados sheds the vestiges of a colonial system stretching back 400 years.

In a message to Mason, the Queen wished all Barbadians happiness, peace and prosperity in the future.

She said: "On this significant occasion and your assumption of office as the first president of Barbados, I extend my congratulations to you and all Barbadians.

"I first visited your beautiful country on the eve of independence in early 1966, and I am very pleased that my son is with you today. Since then, the people of Barbados have held a special place in my heart; it is a country rightly proud of its vibrant culture, its sporting prowess, and its natural beauty, that attracts visitors from all over the world, including many people from the United Kingdom."

She continued: "Over the years, our countries have enjoyed a partnership based on common values, shared prosperity, and close collaboration on a wide range of issues, including recent work on climate change. It is also a source of great satisfaction that Barbados remains an active participant within the Commonwealth, and I look forward to the continuation of the friendship between our two countries and peoples.

"As you celebrate this momentous day, I send you and all Barbadians my warmest good wishes for your happiness, peace and prosperity in the future. Elizabeth R."

Charles travelled to the island on Sunday to reaffirm the "myriad" connections between the people of the two countries. He delivered an address as Barbados began a new chapter in its history on 30 November, the 55th anniversary of its independence from Britain. The celebrations began at 8pm local time, midnight UK time.

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A look back at life when the Windrush generation arrived in the UK

It is 75 years since the HMT Empire Windrush docked in Tilbury, Essex, carrying passengers from the Caribbean to the UK.

In 2018 it emerged that the government had not properly recorded the details of people granted permission to stay in the UK, and many were wrongly deported.

Who are the Windrush generation?

HMT Empire Windrush became a symbol of a wider mass-migration movement.

According to the National Archives, which holds the ship's passenger list, there were 1,027 people on board. More than 800 gave their last country of residence as somewhere in the Caribbean.

Several hundred passengers were Jamaican, but others arrived from islands including Trinidad, St Lucia, Grenada and Barbados.

These travellers - and those on other ships which came to the UK until 1971 - became known as the Windrush generation.

Many had served in the British armed forces in World War Two.

Why did the Windrush generation come to Britain?

In 1948 the British Nationality Act gave people from colonies the right to live and work in Britain.

The government needed workers to help fill post-War labour shortages and rebuild the economy.

Caribbean countries were also struggling economically and job vacancies in the UK offered an opportunity.

Many of those who came became manual workers, drivers, cleaners, and nurses in the newly-established NHS.

What was life like for first-generation Windrush migrants?

Where are the Windrush generation now?

It is unclear how many people from the Windrush generation are still in the UK, but the number is thought to be in the thousands.

They are among more than 500,000 UK residents who were born in a Commonwealth country and arrived before 1971, according to University of Oxford estimates.

What is Windrush Day?

Commemoration events have been held on 22 June every year since 2018.

The 75th anniversary of the arrival of HMT Windrush was marked with a series of concerts, exhibitions and seminars across the country.

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King Charles, who held a reception at Buckingham Palace to mark the anniversary, hailed the Windrush generation's "profound and permanent contribution to British life".

What was the Windrush scandal?

The 1971 Immigration Act gave Commonwealth citizens living in the UK indefinite leave to remain - the permanent right to live and work in the UK.

This included the Windrush generation but also people from other former British colonies in South Asia and Africa.

"My whole life sunk down to my feet" - Windrush migrant Michael Braithwaite

However, in April 2018, it emerged that the UK Home Office had kept no records of those granted permission to stay, and had not issued the paperwork they needed to confirm their status.

It had also destroyed landing cards belonging to Windrush migrants, in 2010.

Those affected were unable to prove they were in the country legally and were prevented from accessing healthcare, work and housing.

Many were also threatened with deportation.

A review of historical cases also found that at least 83 people who had arrived before 1973 had been wrongly deported.

What did the government do about the Windrush scandal?

Theresa May's Windrush apology to Caribbean leaders

In April 2018, then-Prime Minister Theresa May apologised for their treatment. An inquiry was announced and a compensation scheme established.

The inquiry, which reported in March 2020, said that the scandal was both "foreseeable and avoidable", and criticised "a culture of disbelief and carelessness" in the Home Office.

The inquiry made 30 recommendations, including:

a full Home Office review of the UK's "hostile environment" immigration policy

appointing a migrants' commissioner

establishing a race advisory board

Inquiry author Wendy Williams warned there was a "grave risk" of similar problems happening again without government action.

Then-Home Secretary Priti Patel accepted the recommendations in full.

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Home Secretary Suella Braverman announced plans to scrap three recommendations from Wendy Williams's review

But in January 2023, the current Home Secretary Suella Braverman announced the Home office was dropping three of the commitments:

to appoint a migrants' commissioner responsible for "speaking up for migrants and those affected by the system directly or indirectly"

to give the independent chief inspector of borders and immigration new powers

to hold events with people affected to "listen and reflect on their stories"

Wendy Williams criticised the decision, saying the proposals would have raised the "confidence of the Windrush community".

How does the Windrush Compensation Scheme work?

The Windrush Compensation Scheme was established in April 2019. About 15,000 people were thought to be eligible.

But the scheme has been consistently criticised for processing delays, low offers, and unfair rejections reversed on appeal.

In 2021, the Home Affairs Committee of MPs found the scheme had itself become a further trauma for those eligible. It said many of those affected were "still too fearful of the Home Office to apply".

In April 2023, Human Rights Watch said the scheme was "failing" victims, and repeated calls for it to be removed from the Home Office's control.

In response, the Home Office said it was "committed to righting the wrongs of Windrush", and that the scheme had paid or offered more than £68m in compensation to the people affected.

The government insisted it would ensure "similar injustices can never be repeated and [was] creating a Home Office worthy of every community it serves".

Correction 27 July 2023: An earlier version of the story wrongly said that there were 492 passengers on board the Empire Windrush. This figure has been amended to reflect that 1,027 were on board and additional information has been added.

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Watch the trailer of movie adaptation of First Men in the Moon

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The First Men in the Moon trailer - BBC Four

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Read about the comparison between the two monarchs

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Queen Elizabeth II: Elizabeth and Victoria in numbers

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Queen Elizabeth II will overtake Queen Victoria as the UK's longest serving monarch this week - but while there are many parallels between the two there are some marked differences.

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Put the actions back into the right order

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Put the actions in the order they actually happen in the cartoon

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Do this matching task

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Match pairs to phrase proper information