3RD ESO IMMERSION WEEK IN DUBLIN

NEXT DECEMBER 2017, A GROUP OF STUDENTS FROM 3RD ESO ARE TRAVELLING TO DUBLIN FOR AN IMMERSION WEEK, SO THAT THEY CAN STAY IN HOST FAMILIES AND PRACTISE THEIR ENGLISH.

THEY WILL BE ACCOMPANIED BY THEIR ENGLISH TEACHER: NURIA MANRIQUE

SURPRISE, SURPRISE.....

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WE HAVE PHOTOS IN ETWINNING....

THERE ARE SOME PHOTOS OF OUR MOBILITY TO NEWCASTLE IN MAY 2017 IN THE TWINSPACE ...


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PILAR FESTIVAL

DID YOU PARTICIPATE IN THE FLOWER PARADE??

SEND YOUR PHOTOS AND WE WILL ADD THEM TO THIS BLOG....

SCHOOL EXCHANGE WITH GULPEN - HOLLAND

THIS IS A PHOTO OF THE STUDENTS FROM HOLLAND ON THE SCHOOL ROOF WHEN WE SHOWED THEM THE SOLAR PANELS. 

THIS YEAR, WE WILL ORGANIZE THE SCHOOL EXCHANGE WITH HOLLAND AGAIN SO, IF YOU ARE STUDYING 4TH YEAR OF ESO, GET YOUR DOCUMENT AND REGISTER....

YOU WILL NOT REPENT!!

DO YOU LIKE KNITTING??

I remember my grandmother always knitting in the warm evenings during the winter......

YARN BOMBIING

Knitting seems to be having a moment. That lamp post that you never noticed before … suddenly, it’s multicoloured. Trees, statues, even buses and bridges are finding themselves decorated with a warm, brightly coloured knitted woollen cover. It’s called yarn-bombing.

It’s believed to have started in the United States, but is now a global phenomenon. In Paris, a yarn-bomber has filled the cracks in the pavement with brightly knitted wool. In Poland, well-known yarn-bomber Agata Oleksiak has covered her grandmother’s country house with a loose knitted cover. And in Mexico City, another yarnbomber, artist Magda Sayeg, has specially designed a perfectly fitting cover for a city bus. It’s a kind of street art, a little bit like graffiti, but

considerably,  less damaging as it can be easily removed. Nonetheless, many local governments don’t like yarnbombing, and therefore it is often done secretly at night. Yarn-bombing is very quiet. The yarn-bombers then take photos of their creations and post them online for others to admire. It’s very much a social thing, with groups of knitters working together to plan and create something. Even the well-known yarn-bombing artists, such as Oleksiak and Sayeg, have teams of people to assist them with the bigger projects. So, why do they do it? Unlike much graffiti, yarn-bombing is often very much about making an ugly public space or object more beautiful. It’s about putting something personal and handmade into an urban, industrial environment. And, of course, it aims to put a smile on people’s faces.

WELCOME TO SCHOOL AGAIN .......

HERE WE ARE AGAIN AFTER HOLIDAYS....

I HOPE YOU ENJOYED A LOT.

I VISITED NEW YORK IN JULY AND THEN, I ENJOYED THE BEACH IN AUGUST... RELAXING LIFE WHICH WE WILL MISS AS SOON AS WE START LESSONS.

YOUR ADVENTURES WILL BE WELCOME.