On
6th April, just before going on Easter holidays, the Bilingual
Department organised an event in the Assembly Hall in which all the Bilingual
subjects prepared an activity that they had practised throughout the year in
order to make the students have control of it and show it to other students in
1ºESO. All the subjects participated and it was an absolute success! Every
Bilingual student who volunteered at the stands got involved and really
practised their English. Great job!
29/06/2017
‘IV SPRING WEEK’ AT PRIMARY SCHOOL
Last
25th March, the school held the 4th Spring Week using the
theme of ‘The Forest of Emotions’. The whole educational institution was
actively involved in the creation of different booths such as EME Project,
Healthy Lifestyle, Science, Theatre, Exchanges, Choir, Judo, Swimming club,
Dancing, Charity aids and of course the Bilingual one.
As
you may see in the pictures, some students worked as volunteers at the booth
doing an activity called ‘UK vs. USA spring map game’. The also created a big
floral poster and the Coordinator of the Programme showed an exhibition about
the programme, its activities and projects. The Secondary Education teachers Maravillas
P. and Ana S. also worked on some typical English games. All the kids really
enjoyed it!
31/03/2017
AIDS FOR INTENSIVE LANGUAGE IMMERSION PROGRAMMES IN ENGLISH
Are you interested in learning English? Do you feel the need to
get in contact with people who love languages in order to practise and improve
your skills?
If the answer is yes, you have the chance now to apply for
different Intensive English Immersion Programmes for this summer. ‘MECD’ and ‘CARM’
have published three grants on their websites for 3ºESO, 4ºESO and Bachillerato
students. You can now access the different web pages by clicking on the
following links so as to get all the information on how to apply for them.
3ºESO / 4ºESO
BACHILLERATO
03/03/2017
BURLINGTON – UK CULTURE CLASS
Last Monday 20th March, 3ºESO and 1ºBACH students
attended a culture-based amusing lesson that was presented by a native
English-speaking trainer called Sam.
The lesson lasted for one hour and all the students really took
advantage of this rewarding opportunity to learn about the UK in a very
interactive and dynamic way.
The students had fun learning about interesting facts like the
reason why British citizens drive on the left. They also had the opportunity to
win small prizes for their participation and correct answers in quizzes and contests.
They also played the well-known quiz show ‘Who wants to be a millionaire’ and
were given the chance to use lifelines such as calling Sam’s mum. Unbelievable!
All in all, the students had such a great time and learnt so much
about British cultural facts. We hope we will welcome him back again next year.
Until then, thank you for your attendance!
P.S: If you weren’t able to come to the event and you still want
to learn about Britain, click on the picture below in order to gain access to
videos, texts and resources on this topic. Enjoy!
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