WE ARE VERY SAD TODAY.......

WE ARE VERY SAD TODAY... BECAUSE ONE OF OUR STUDENT'S FATHER HAS DIED.

CHESUS BERNAL, WHO USED TO BE THE LEADER OF 'CHA' HAS PASSED AWAY !!

WE HOPE YOU FIND ETERNAL PEACE AND CALMNESS BE WHEREVER YOU MAY BE FROM NOW ONWARDS.

OUR SPECIAL HUGS FOR ALL THE FAMILY FROM PEDRO CERRADA SCHOOL.

4th STUDENTS WENT TO ITALY

 4TH STUDENTS WENT TO ITALY ON A SCHOOL TRIP, AS THEY USUALLY DO WHEN THEY FINISH SECONDARY EDUCATION.

ALMOST 80 STUDENTS WENT WITH SEVERAL TEACHERS. THEY WENT TO FLORENCE, VENICE, ROME.

THEY SENT ME SOME PHOTOS TO TESTIFY THAT THEY WERE HAVING A LOVELY TIME TOGETHER.

ST PATRICK'S DAY AT SCHOOL

WE HAVE CELEBRATED ST PATRICK'S DAY AT SCHOOL TODAY IN ADM 1.

2nd PMAR WENT TO LONDON

2ND PMAR WENT TO lONDON WITH THEIR TEACHERS gONZALO AND mARIA jESUS.

THEY ARE HAVING A GOOD TIME.

2nd C presentations in Physics.

The pupils of 2º C have been doing some fantastic presentations in the subject of Physics and Chemistry with the teacher Sonia, in English.

This one belongs to Andrea, Paula, Iker and Sandra, about 'oil'.

JURASSIC WORLD AT SCHOOL

WE HAVE BEEN WATCHING THE FILM IN ENGLISH IN ADM 1

CAN YOU IMAGINE A WORLD WITH DINOSAURS NO??????

INTERNATIONAL WOMEN DAY (8TH MARCH)

TOMORROW IT IS THE INTERNATIONAL WOMEN DAY ...

.... AND THERE ARE IMPORTANT EVENTS AND DEMONSTRATIONS EVERYWHERE, SO THAT WE CAN FIGHT FOR EQUALITY WITH THE HELP

SPIDERMAN IN CLASS

YEAH !!!!

WE ARE ATCHING SPIDERMAN IN CLASS... IT IS GREAT. THEN, THE STUDENTS WILL HAVE TO WRITE A FILM REPORT WITH CHARACTERS, PLACES, VOCABULARY, PLOT, TOPICS, ETC.....

CARNIVAL FESTIVAL IN BURGOS !!!

CARNIVAL HOLIDAYS  ( by Patricia from ADM 3)

Carnival is a party which is celebrated before Lent, it is usually during February, although this year Carnival happened in March. The origin of this party goes back to the Roman celebrations of 5000 years ago in honor of the god Saturn, the Romans were celebrating their last days when they could eat meat before Lent. They had costumes so that nobody recognized them in those days.

I’m going to write about my last weekend.

For me, Carnival started on the 1st of March and lasted till the 5th of March. I had 5 days off.

Firstly, I travelled to Villarcayo in Burgos. There, I visited my friends and we went to take something to talk about our experiences in our new cities. The next morning, I went to my best friend’s home to dress up  and we made a small carnival float decorated like a pond. Then, all together we paraded with the charanga through the streets of the village. Our costume consists of a pink tutu, a pink sweater, pink panties, big pink wings, a beak-shaped headband, and many pink feathers… we were flamingos! During Saturday we paraded every few hours and we watched a match of football. On Sunday me and two friends more walked along the river bank, and at sunset I went back with my family to Zaragoza. Moreover, on Monday we went to the cinema to watch “How to Train Your Dragon 3” but it wasn’t as good as I believed.

In short, I really enjoyed and I had a lovely time with my friends. If I had had a lot of money, I wouldn't have travelled to another place because my village is the best place for me.

ALL HOLIDAY MAKERS SHOULD PAY AN ENVIRONMENTAL TAX

All holidaymakers should pay an environmental tax

Nowadays, many people claim that holidaymakers should pay an environmental tax. As I see it, an environmental tax isn't the solution, but it could help  maintain the places a lot of people enjoy.

In the first place, we must promote quality tourism, clean and correct with the environment. Secondly, if tourists don't meet the rules, they should pay a fine. Seeing that it doesn’t work, then yes, I would propose to put a tax on the environment. As a result, I think the holidaymakers would make less packs  to spend holidays destroying the environment.

Therefore, it is clear that this topic is food for thought but I have some reasons to believe that all holidaymakers should pay an environment tax ONLY as an extreme measure. We can do many other things to avoid the tax and improve the situation of the environment in tourist zones.

by Raquel Alvar  2nd BTO 

STUDENTS EXCHANGE UTEBO-GULPEN (THE NETHERLANDS)

We have been doing this exchange for 4 years now.

Gulpen is a small town near Masstricht in the Netherlands and the school is called 'Sophianum', with which we are also working in an Erasmus+ at the moment.

So, 11 students from4th ESO are travelling in April with 2 teachers. Jose (Economy) and Ruben (Phylosophy).

Then, the Dutch students will come to Utebo on the 21st of May for a week.