NEW ALARM STAGE 3 NEXT MONDAY 26TH OCTOBER, 2020

 

THINGS ARE NOT GOING WELL, AS IT SEEMS SO WE CAN'T GO OUT FROM ZARAGOZA CITY. 

BESIDES, NEXT MONDAY 26TH, WE ARE GOING TO GET INTO STAGE 3 OF THE ALARM SITUATION WITH MORE RESTRICTIONS. 

LIVING WITH ...... COVID !!!

 LIVING WITH COVID

I WAS LYING IN BED WHEN SOMEONE PHONED HOME THIS MORNING ASKING FOR MY MOTHER, WHO WAS AT WORK DUE TO SOME PROBLEMS WITH THE NEW RULES CREATED BECAUSE OF THE COVID-19.

WE ALL KNOW IT IS A SERIOUS PANDEMICAFFECTING PEOPLE ALL AROUND THE WORLD NOT NOT LETTHING THEM LIVE THEIR OWN LIVES AS THEY SHOULD, AS THEY LIMITED WHAT PEOPLE CAN DO OR CAN'T DO, ADDING NEW RULES TO KEEP EVERYONE SAFE AND SOUND, EVEN THOUGH, NOT ALL OF THEM ARE DOING AS EXPECTED, LEADING THE GOVERNMENT TO IMPLEMENT EVEN MORE MEASURES AND LAWS WHICH HAVE TO BE CHECKED BY MY MOTHER AND HER COWORKERS, BEING THAT, THE REASON WHY SHE COULDN'T ANSWER THE PHONE THIS MORNING WHEN THE PHONE RANG.

IN CONCLUSION, WE LOOK FORWARD TO THE MOMENT WHEN EVERYTHING IS OVER. THEN, WE WILL THINK IT HAS BEEN A NIGHTMARE !!!!

( BY ANA COLOMO FROM CIT 2)

TWO ERASMUS + PROJECTS HAVE BEEN SUCCESSFUL FOR PEDRO CERRADA SCHOOL !!

 I AM VERY HAPPY ABOUT THESE 2 PROJECTS THAT WE ARE GOING TO START NOW, FOLLOWING WITH THE GOOD RELATIONSHIPS THAT WE HAVE HAD FOR TWO YEARS DURING THE 'INTERNATIONAL SKILLS ' PROJECT WITH 5 EUROPEAN SCHOOLS. 

SO WE GOT 2 DIFFERENT PROJECTS: 

1.- THE FIRST ONE IS RELATED TO P.E. STUDENTS, AS IT IS 'OLYMPICS AT SCHOOLS', COORDINATED BY THE SOPHIANUM SCHOOL IN THE NETHERLANDS. 

2.- THE SECOND ONE IS RELATED TO HISTORICAL MONUMENTS AND COMMON HISTORY  IN THE DIFFERENT COUNTRIES, COORDINATED BY THE GYMNASIUM IN ENGER, GERMANY. 

2020-2021 NEW SCHOOL YEAR

 HERE WE ARE AGAIN, FOR THIS NEW SCHOOL YEAR WHICH IS GOING TO BE UNIQUE.

WE HAVE TO WEAR MASKS AND KEEP SOCIAL DISTANCE.

WE HAVE NEW TEACHERS IN THE ENGLISH DEPARTMENT: ANDREA, LAURA, M.JESUS, TOÑI AND ANA SANZ WHO IS REPEATING WITH US. 

ALSO NATALIA HAS HAD A NEW BABY, LITTLE NATALIA. CONGRATULATIONS

AFTER PHASE 3

IN PHASE 3, IT WAS GREAT TO TRAVEL TO HUESCA OR TERUEL. HOWEVER,
WE ALL WANT TO GET GOING INTO THE NEW NORMALITY AFTER PHASE 3.

WE WILL BE ABLE TO VISIT OUR FAMILIES IN OTHER CITIES .... NOT ONLY IN ARAGON.
LIKE

THIS YEAR, I IMAGINE HOPLIDAYS WILL BE DIFFERENT. WE WILL GO TO THE COUNTRY LIKE IN THE 60s WITH OUR PICNIC BASKET AND WE WILL VISIT OUR
SPANISH BEACHES, WHICH ARE MARVELLOUS, RATHER THAN TRAVELLING
ABROAD, AS WE USED TO DO IN THE PAST.

COMPETITION SPIRIT

COMPETITION SPIRIT ( BY J.M.J.)

Competition spirit has been the driving force behind many great achievement

throughout history. Furthermore, it is all around us, whether it is in politics

or business, or between classmates or siblings.

My personal view is that competition is needed to achieve success.

It encourages hard work, promotes interaction and boosts the economy.

Moreover, competition is a driving motivator which make us work hard.

It adds pressure that keeps us focused on our goals. In addition to that,

competition gives us the impetus to overcome obstacles and persevere.

We are less  inclined to give up if we know we will lose out to a rival.

In addition to that, competition encourages interaction owing to the fact

it brings people together, especially for sporting events such as the

Olympic Games.

What I Iike best is that the interaction and support prompted by rivalry

contributes to success.

Briefly we can say that, if there is no rivalry in the world no one would

succeed in their life and everybody  would be at a same level.

In my opinion, competition is an integral part of achieving success.

Nevertheless, we should take care SO that competitive nature will not

destroy our daily life.

A WONDERFUL TRIP !!!!

A WONDERFUL TRIP ( by FIDALGO from CIT 2)

In 2012 I went to Norway for summer holidays. I was  there with my family and Andrea
Cremallet family. We were there for fifteen days in two camp sites. In each camp, we rented
a Bungalow to stay for the night-

Firstly,  wew visited Bergen,  aN increíble and beautIFUL city situated in the south of Norway,

 we tried the famous Norwich salmón and we had  the opPortunity TO fish It. We were also in 

a viking village situated at the end of a fiord wHich you can only arrive on boat. moreover, we tried some

tradiTional food of the viking culture. We also went on a boat wHich left us in an island whose 

population is under one hundred. According to the traditional Norwich culture of a festivity we ate

some products made with whale meat.

 In addition I have to say that I loved It. I loved that trip and I will remember It forever.

 I am sure I 'll get back and i will discover  more extraordinary things,  traditions and places

 from that incredible couNtry.