Hello everyone,
We are going to visit MARQ Museum and Santa Bárbara Castle next week.
What are we going to see?
We are going to see The Gold of The Universe: Indigenous Knowledge from Columbia.
Visit the web of the exhibition.


This year we want to learn English with TICs. Here you can find most of activities we do in the classroom. and we get from our pen pals from Stamford Green Primary School in Epsom, England and games to learn.

Hello everyone,
We are going to visit MARQ Museum and Santa Bárbara Castle next week.
What are we going to see?
We are going to see The Gold of The Universe: Indigenous Knowledge from Columbia.
Visit the web of the exhibition.


Hello everyone,
International Day of Libraries is celebrated on the 24th October in some countries, included Spain.
Is there a library in your classroom? And in your school? And in your village or Town?
Let's learn a little more about the vocabulary related to the library.
Now you can practise A1 level:
"At the library. Giving personal information".
Hello everyone,
Alba surprised everyone with a healthy Halloween creation.
Using a green apple, fruit slices, and a blueberry, she made a one-eyed monster inspired by a famous movie character, Mike Mazowsky, the famous one-eye monster, Monster, Inc.
The design showed great creativity and careful work. It reminded us that Halloween can be both fun and healthy!
Hello everyone,
Last Friday we celebrated Halloween in our school and students participated in the "Halloween Homemade Creations Quiz". Here you can see some "Homemade creations".
This is a scary Halloween tree made of puff pastry and chocolate. The branches are twisted and look like spooky arms. The tree has eyes and a mouth, so it looks alive! There is some icing sugar on top, which makes it look magical. It is a perfect Halloween treat because it is scary and tasty at the same time.
Hello evryone:
Look at this picture and learn more about Halloween.
Hello everybody,
We are celebrating Halloween at the school today.
We want to share some songs to enjoy this weekend.
"If there's something strange in your neighbourhood,
who you wanna call? Ghostbusters!
Let's play "Ghostbusters"
Let's play "Monster mash"
Do you like the song Spooky scary skeletons?
Hello everyone,
Our students, year 8 to 10, are celebrating European Day of Languages.
WHY?
Because learning new langauges opens minds, builds dridges between cultures, and helps us understand one another much better. When we respect and learn different languages, we also show interest, empathy and respect for people all over the world.
We had so much fun exploring Europe and learning about the different languages and cultures in our world. Here is what we did:
Hello everyone,
To celebrate the 25th anniversary of European Day of Languages (EDL), schools and organisations from across Europe joined together to create and perform a truly multilingual anthem called "Voices of Europe".
Hello everybody,
On 26 September, we will celebrate the European Day of Languages. We celebrate Europe's rich linguistic diversity and the benefits of learning languages.
This year's theme is: Languages unite! How languages shape inclusion.
This European Day of Languages we will celebrate everyone who lives life in more than one language.
Are you able to switch languages mid-sentence without noticing?
Picture: EDL
We want to empower language learners. Read the motivation manifesto for European Day of Languages.
Hello everyone,
Look at this pic.
Do you like football? Then you can practise the vocabulary.
Do the activity FOOTBALL CARDS.
PIC: BRITISH COUNCIL
Learn English Kids: Learn more about Sports
BBC: English easy
