European Day of the Languages - Sept 26th

Hi everyone,

Celebrating the European Day of Languages has become a tradition at our school, and this year was no exception!  

Our students across several subjects—including English, French, and Music— joined in on the celebrations. Using the great variety of activities, games, and challenges provided by the official European Day of Languages website, students were able to explore the linguistic diversity of Europe in fun and creative ways.

In language lessons like English and French, students participated in the poster competition: Language Unite, took on the EDL 2026 Language Challenge, learned interesting facts about languages spoken across the continent and even played the Linguine Language board game. In addition, they also practiced sign language!! Meanwhile, in Music lessons, students performed different songs that took part in the so popular Eurovision contest!!! They had a really good time and learn about other languages, too.

A huge thank you to all the teachers and students who participated and made this event such an engaging success. We are proud to foster a love for languages in our school community every year!

For the presentation of photos, click here 👇

https://photos.app.goo.gl/H7jMs7VxbSSPS4nQ7

EurovisionVideos: 

Sign Language Video:

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Back in Ireland!!

Once again our 4th ESO students this school year, enjoyed the opportunity to experience the Irish atmosphere in Bray, a little town by the seaside near Dublin.

From September 13th to 19th, our students lived with their host families, went to school and visited the main attractions in Dublin, Howth, Dún Laoghaire and, of course, in Bray.

It´s been a "grant" week full of activities and fun!! They were so delighted and their teachers, too.

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Videos

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A New Academic Year Begins :-)

Happy summer holidays!

 And just like that... the school year is officially over! Lessons are out, sun's out ☀️. Time to relax and enjoy a deeply deserved summer break after a wild year in high school. Cheers to the holidays! 🏊🎑 🎉

Tye Dye Easter Eggs Workshop

 How cool are these TIE DYE EASTER EGGS? Well, our students think they look super cool! 

Here, you have some photos of our super fun workshop where students learn new techniques and  promote their creativity when decorating Easter eggs. 

Hope you like them! ;-) 

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See You!

Saint Patrick ´s Day

 Hi again,

March 17 is a day for huge celebrations in Ireland 🍀. However, due to Ireland's history of emigration, many people around the world consider themselves to be partly Irish because of their ancestral connections. This means that Saint Patrick's Day parties take place around the world, from Boston to Tokyo, Sydney to Buenos Aires. In fact, Saint Patrick's Day is celebrated in more countries than any other national festival. 

Here, in our high school, we also celebrated it! So, students and teachers enjoyed this day by means of activities in different lessons!! You can see some of them:

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3D printed 4 Leaf-clover

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Experiments in Physics and Chemistry - 2nd Term

 Hi everybody,

Our 2nd ESO students have worked hard and tried new experiments for this term ✌

Here you can see some of them:

- Egg experiments (bouncy egg)

https://youtu.be/gqCXDHbh-Jg

https://youtube.com/shorts/umXdjqr9dwk

- Slime:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0pekc7IeOck 

https://youtu.be/XRQxxUDoy70

- Home made Volcano:

- Lumpy milk:

 https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Og6iqcPR26A

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Congratulations! 

You are great scientists!!!