RAISING AWARENESS: DISABILITY

Hi everyone,

Sensory disabilty, mental health, mobility, learning disability... Some people around you have to cope with these problems on their everyday life., but they are just like us. Listen to them on how they would like us to treat them and leave your comments.

IF YOU SEE SOMETHING, DO SOMETHING

Hi everyone,

Here is our contribution to raise awareness  of gender violence. Antonio Banderas is  UN goodwill ambassador for the fight against poverty, empowering women and protecting the environment. In this video he gives terrible figures and statistics and he asks you to do something. What can you do?

MORE MAKING A DIFFERENCE

 I think I already posted this video;  anywway, it's beautiful. Take a look, simple things can make a huge difference.

MAKING A DIFFERENCE

Hi everyone,

"Making a difference" is the topic we have been discussing in the fourth grade. The writing task was writing an informal e - mail, telling your friends about an experience that has made a difference in your lives. Ado, one of my students in 4º B did this.. Please, take a minute to read it and leave your comments. Can you tell us about an experience that has made a difference in your lives?

BECAUSE THERE IS NO PLANET B

Hi everyone,

Fridays for future is a pacific movement started by Greta Thunberg, a Swedish schoolgirl. She began Fridays for Future's strikes in 2018 and her idea has spread all over the world.  She has become a symbol, her speeches are inspiring. She doesn't hesitate to address world leaders at the UN and point out the blatant truth: There is no planet B. This is her last speech at the UN Climate Summit. Please, take a look and leave your comments: What part of her speech has inspired you the most?

WELCOME BACK

Hi everyone,

Summer is over and here we are again!. I hope you have a fun and exciting year with us. You will all do  interesting  projects and meet new friends and teachers. We will also have a new assistant: Lenka, from Canada. Take a look at her video and please, leave a welcome message for her. See you in class.

OUR STUDENTS`OPINIONS ON THE IMMERSION TRIP

Hi everyone,

Yeray Pino, one of our students who took part in the immersion trip gives his opinion. Take a look and leave your comments.

"I think travelling is one of the most wonderful experiences in life; trying new things, meeting new people, disconnecting from the daily routine... I think this trip to England has made me grow as a person and I have found new facets of myself . It seems I found them because I had to speak another language not my own because I had to live with an unknnown family. Anyway, I have liked knowing more about myself, as I also liked knowing more about my friends that I know from many years ago, like Dunia, Laura and Lorena, whom I love very much.

Knowing a different country, a different weather, another language is not easy but I knew how to endure it and also living with an unknown family is difficult but I had my "duck dad" Manuel, and it all became easier. In this trip I have laughed, cried, got angry, felt alive and ENJOYED it, because enjoying is the most important thing.

I wanted to thank my parents for giving me the opportunity of coming here and I also wanted to thank my teachers for their professionalism and support. I also wanted to thank my mate, my "duck dad" Manuel for his laughter and the week we've spent together ( I know you love the way I laugh, baby) .

In conclusion, I'd love  to go again."

By Yeray Pino.