Dear friends,
Yesterday, our 1ESO students could enjoy a bilingual activity together with 6th Primary students from CCEIP Ntra Sña del Carmen.
They travelled to Cuenca and visited the Science Museum. There, they carried out several workshops related to Robotics, and the Universe in the Planetarium.
They liked it a lot and a had a great time all together.
Hi again,
We show you some of the activities which were carried out in some bilingual lessons the week before Christmas holidays.
Our students enjoyed them and had fun!! That was great!! :-)
Christmas party at music classroom (1st ESO Students) (Students were dancing and having some snacks)
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Dear friends,
Hope you are enjoying Christmas holidays with family and friends. We wish you the best for the new coming year 2023, too!!
Relax and have fun!
Dear friends,
Carmen Moreno, our 4th ESO student last year, got one of the Amancio Ortega´s grant to spend a whole year in Canada and going on with her upper studies. We are in touch with her and has sent us info about her new experience there. Her aim is to encourage students to go and study abroad as she is doing!!!
Thinking to study abroad?
Hi, I ´m Carmen and I ´m studying grade 11 in Canada with a scholarship.
I ´m living with a host family in Camrose, a small town in Alberta 8000 km far from Spain.
Learning English, meeting new people, learning a new culture, and traveling is all what you ´re going to do studying abroad.
I ´ve already learnt many things about Canada since I ´ve been here.
The high school is completely different from what it is in Spain. You can study subjects such as foods, cosmetology, mechanics, woods, design studies and many more. You can play sports in the high school. I ´m in the curling team.!!!
Going by bus to the high school every morning is awesome.
After school, I ´m doing bowling on Mondays and I ´m volunteering some Saturdays with the “special Olympics” which is an organization for handicapped people in my town. And I love it because I ´m going with my host brothers who actually have Down syndrome and they are twins. I ´m so glad I ´m leaving this experience with them.
I ´m going to start giving Spanish lessons to some kids, which I ´m very interested in.
Have you ever wanted to skate in a lake? That´s something Canadians do in winter. Eating marshmallows, celebrating thanks giving,rememberance day…… Depending on where you are you ´re going to learn many new things about that culture.
And not many more things I can tell you. There are as many things you want and as you can imagine to do. So far, this is being the best year of my life. Don ´t be scared if you ´re thinking to go abroad, just be self confident.
Dear friends,
Last Friday, bilingual primary students (year 6) from CEIP Graciano Atienza, paid us a visit and had the opportunity to play online games with our 1st and 2nd ESO students.
They enjoyed English lessons which consisted on taking part in contests such as Who wants to be a millionaire (Christmas edition) and American Song contest. They also found out about USA Culture and customs.
We were delighted to share our lessons with them and hope they learnt a lot and had a great time among us.
Hope to see you soon :-)
From the 19thto the 23rdSeptember, Paqui Peinado, Ana Casas and Ulpiano Losa, three teachers from our school, travelled to Radom, in Poland, to observe lessons at Publiczna Szkola Podstawowa Nr 34 W Radomiu. They could get an insight into both their Bilingual Project and the structure of Polish educational system.
Among the fulfilled objectives, our teachers gained new English teaching ideas and methods and exchanged good practice thanks to the teachers who let them observe in their lessons. Remarkably enough, our teachers attended Citizenship lessons taught in German, which is the vehicular and target language in their Bilingual Project. Additionally, they could assess the methodological and psycho-pedagogical basis for the teaching of other Non-Linguistic Subjects, namely ICT and Physical Education. Interestingly, our teachers gathered for a meeting with the Pedagogy Team at the school to discuss on problem-solving strategies and the different manners they address diversity.
For sure, it was a great experience, which contributed to both job and personal enrichment for our teachers. On the first day of their visit, some English and History teachers at the school hosted a guided tour in Radom downtown, revolving both around the city’s history and Poland’s relation to Germany and Russia. On the second day, out teachers had the chance to fancy the Radom Village Open-Air Museum, showing real settlements in the area from the Middle Ages. On the third day, Paqui, Ana and Ulpiano were invited to a Certificate Ceremony Awards; former students at Publiczna Szkola Podstawowa Nr 34 were awarded with the B1 German Language Certificate. On the fourth day, our teachers journeyed to Krakow, where they could enjoy the city-center atmosphere, as well as the astonishing Salt Mine. On the fifth day, our teachers were received at the school, where they exchanged presents with the host teachers and school board.
They arrived in Spain full of energy and ideas to share with the whole school community. This would not have been possible without the Publiczna Szkola Podstawowastaff ´s help and hospitality and our Erasmus + Project KA-101 Plurilingüismo: nuestra hoja ruta. We are proud of this experience and hope to go on working in the future.
This year again, we celebrated Halloween at school. ...and this time it was awesome!!!
Many teachers and students took part in the decorations and activities that were carried out during the week from the 24th to the 29th October.
Among all the activities, we are going to show the bilingual ones:
Music: Teacher Pilar and her 1ESO students danced Thriller. You can see how scary it was!
Maths: Teacher Jesús played a Halloween board game with 1ESO and 2ESO students:
Teacher Roberto practiced spooky logarithms with 4ESO:
