We are waiting for holidays.....we have had a great year but it't time for other things to come: getting up late, going to the pool, meeting friends........
We want you to have good memories from this year so we have prepared this pin from the bilingual section for you all!!
Hope you have a great summertime!
On May 6th, the students of 1st and 2nd PMAR and 4th ESO academic attended a training session of Cáceres Ciudad de Baloncesto.
At the end of the training session we had a small meeting with the players who came to chat with us. The Bilingual Section students took the opportunity to practice English in a real communicative situation with the international players.
Thank you very much to the club for giving us this opportunity to get closer to this popular sport in our city as well as to the players.
Here you are the podcast we created after the activity!!.
Click to go to "Raditell" -- PODCAST
Students from the Bilingual Section have been participating in the Erasmus project: Sustainable cities. Past and Present.
We have been working on heritage in our city and our homeland Extremadura, as well as and the different ages all in History. Due to the pandemic we are not travelling to our school mates' schools to share all our activitites and work. Instead, we have opted for virtual meetings where we have shared all about pre historic times in our city (visiting Maltravieso Caves) and how to consume locally to help both the environment and our city's shops.
Here you are some images of the activities.
DAY ONE: LOCAL CONSUMPTION
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| Students from 4º in a meeting with French students talking about local consumption. |
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| Students from 2ºESO ready to connect to the meeting with the Greek, French and Polish schools. |
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| In the centre of interpretation of Maltravieso Caves. |
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| Online meeting with a member of United Nations who talked about global consumption. |
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| We watched a video about United Nations international objectives |
The International Day of Women and Girls in Science is celebrated on 11th February.
In the Bilingual Section we have made a chronological selection 5 of these women whose work is fundamental to many of today's studies and discoveries.
Hope you enjoy it!
Last Monday 31st January, to celebrate World Peace Day, the students of the bilingual section, together with other classmates from the school, have worked on this theme with the song "Imagine" by John Lennon.
We have learnt about the song, the author, how this song has become an anthem of peace worldwide and we have launched our messages of peace for the whole school and the rest of the world.
Imagine......
Today, the 4th grade bilingual students have been learning about Canada with Alejandra. We have learnt about the climate, the political organisation, the landscape, the customs...and we have been comparing them with Spain (and Cáceres).
It is the first time that Alejandra is in our country so we have been exchanging information during the whole class. It has been a very productive session as we have also tought about the differences and similarities between the two countries.
To end up
the first term we have enjoyed some activities to warm up for Christmas holidays.
We have held
our traditional Christmas Jumper competition. Students wore their DIY jumpers
and they tried to convince the jury to vote for their creations. It was a very
funny morning!!
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| The moment of the winner and the prizes. |
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| Students and teachers with our Xmas Jumpers! |
We have
also designed traditional Christmas cards. We brought some of them to Alba
Plata Primary school to wish Merry Christmas to our friends!
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| some of the awsome cards our students made. |
We have been decorating the school with European Christmas scenes. Germany,
Austria, Italy…and of course United Kingdom had a place with us!!
Students doing the crafts to decorate the school.
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| Here you are some examples of our British artworks!!! |
This year
we are SO LUCKY that we have another Language Assistant in our school.
Alejandra
is from Canada and she has not come on her own. Her children are here too.
Liselle is in 2º ESO and Annel is in 4ºESO in our school. The youngest brother
is in Alba Plata Primary school.
Welcome to
Cáceres! Hope you enjoy the experience!! We are looking forward to learn a lot
from you!!
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| Alejandra and her family arriving in Madrid last 1st December |
We are working on a European Erasmus Project called Sustainable Citites. Past and Present. We are associated with four more schools from Italy, France, Poland and Greece. Our students are carrying on different activities to learn about our heritage and how our city has evolved from the Prehistory period to the 21st century. We are intended to travel to the different schools to share our work and find the differences and similitudes among our countries.
Last week,
teachers from the European schools visited us to talk about the different
aspects of the project: activities, heritage, schedule for trips…the experience
was fantastic. Our students are willing to meet their European mates and
sharing this big experience!
Students from 4ºESO are starting to work on an international project in etwinning with a Turkish school.
We are going to share with them different aspects related to our homeland and country cultures.
We have already introduced each other using padlet.
It has been very a very funny way to get to know our Turkish mates.
We will go on working together
HEY!!
Grant is back and we are very very happy to work with him again!!!
Today, we are warming up for our presentations about traditions in Extremadura and Spain for the etwinning project.
Grant is working with us about the concept of culture and how our typical dance, food, belives, clothes, music, etc. define us.
Thanks for your help and guidance!!!
Here we go for a new year, you guys!
We have been charging batteries during the summer to get ready for a new adventure.
We teachers are full of new awesome ideas and full of energy for your classes!! You know how much we enjoy working with you.
During the last few weeks, in 4ºESO, we have had the great company of Enrique Mera Burón, a student from the English teaching trainning programme from the Uex (Universidad de Extremadura).
He has been working with us in our English lessons with a lot of funny and interesting activities he had designed for us.
We'd like to say THANK YOU ENRIQUE for your classes, your effort, your hard work and your sense of humour!!!
Ana and students from 4º ESO ;)
After a few busy days working really hard for exams and projects, our Bilingual Section students took part in a digital escape room in which they had to uncode the secret message that revealed where our cute handmade leprechaun hats were. It was really good fun!! Would you like to have a go too?
