To commemorate this important date the students of 1st ESO have been investigating how to say "PAZ" in different European languages .
After thinking and talking about it in class they have written some key sentences about how PEACEMAKERS and PEACEBREAKERS behave in class. They have shown their work on the boards around school so that everybody could read it.
Here it is how it looks!!! Great works, guys!!!
This time Anna's students have made a wonderful presentation of their country. It has been really interesting and engaging. It's always a pleasure to know aspects of another culture , especially told by so wonderful students and teacher.
Thanks a lot!!!! We are looking forward to meeting you all again!!
The students of 3rd ESO have created these wonderful videos talking about their favourite books and films. Have a look!!! Maybe you like their recommendations!!!
9TH DECEMBER 2021 WE MET THE STUDENTS OF THIS SCHOOL, WITH WHOM WHO HAD ALREADY DONE AN ETWINNING PROJECT LAST YEAR.
WE HAVE SHOWN THEM OUR SCHOOL, TALKED ABOUT THE 50TH ANNIVERSARY, DOMINGO FONTÁN AND SOME TYPICAL ASPECTS OF GALICIAN CULTURE: FOOD, FESTIVASL, COSTUMES, TRADITIONS. ETC
We have shared many interesting things and they promised to talk about their country in a near future.
We are looking forward to it!!!
We all know what is a Jack'o Lantern or " Trick or treat" but, can you tell something about Halloween in other European countries?? And what about superstitions ???
If you want to know more watch this video made by the students of 4th ESO
HAPPY HALLOWEEN!!!
The long way, It and Misery are books that Stephen
King wrote.
The long way, this is the less famous and shortest
one. It talks about a future realty where once a year the United States’
population make a big competition called “The long way”. It consists in a race
where the 100 teenagers, that participate in it, have to walk from Maine to the
East coast of the United States. They can’t go less than 6.5 km/h during 30
seconds or stop, even to eat or sleep .If they do it they will get a warming.
If they have 3 warnings, the police will kill them. The last survivor is the
winner and he can have whatever he wants. Maybe “It” is the most famous,
because it has a lot of movies. It’s longer than the others, too. It talks
about a group of 7 friends that have to kill the monster that lives in Derry
(the city where they live). They try it when they’re 11, but they can’t kill it
at all, they just hurt it. So they meet 27 years later and they finally kill
the monster. And last, but no least, Misery. It talks about a writer that is
kidnapped by his number one fan, after he had a car accident. His number one
fan forces him to write an alternative end for his last book, even when he has
the two legs broken.
In my opinion, Misery is the most interesting; it has
you in tension all the time. “It” is the longest, but it’s interesting, too.
It’s more descriptive than others. And The long way is the shortest, however,
for me is scarier than the others, because it doesn’t have a concrete finally.
In conclusion, if you want a short, but scary book I
recommend you The long way. If you prefer a longer one the best book for you is
It and if you prefer a mystery book recommend you Misery. It’s the best book
that I have in my shelf.
THIS YEAR THE STUDENTS OF 4TH ESO HAVE MADE A VIDEO WITH A MESSAGE CHALLENGING YOU TO ..... IN ORDER TO REACH EQUALITY BETWEEN MEN AND WOMEN
GREAT JOB GUYS!!!
The students of 3ºESo Biligual Section have created some pages for the collaborative magazine (Flipsnack) in which they show beautiful drawings (made with the teacher Sara ) of Galician costumes and explain each of them.
This is part of a collaborative magazine about traditional costumes made for the etwinning project "The Guardians of the Local Heritage".
CHRISTMAS IN OUR COUNTRIES
The students of Sección Bilingüe of 3º Eso are participating in a Etwinning project about Cultural Heritage and one of the activities was the creation of a collaborative online book in which all the countries have explained their Christmas Traditions.
Great job!!!!! Congratulations!!!
CHRISTMAS CARDS 2020
This is the third year that we have taken part in the etwinning project "Christmas Cards Exchange " . This year the teacher María Roma has also participated and their students have written nice messages in Galician .
As usual the teacher Sara Rosales in her Art classes has helped you to design wonderful cards.
We have received cards from all around the world and we have also sent some , although this year most of them have been virtual cards.
You can see your final product in this link:
Thanks to all of you for your work and MERRY CHRISTMAS!!!!!
