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Hello children,
5º B Students have described some boys and girls of their classroom. Do you know them?

Hello children,
Ruben has drawn this fantastic manga. Do you like it? Congratulations, Rubén.

José Naranjo in our school.
José is a Spanish journalist who lives in Mali, Africa and he has visited our school today.

He loves Africa and he usually travels around a lot of countries in this continent: Senegal, Mauritania, Mali,... He tells us how life is in Africa, how people live and how they help each other to survive.
We know more about this wonderful country and people who live there and here among us.If you want to get more information and read his articles, visit his blog África no es un país.

Hello everybody,
Lucía E., Ángela S. and Eva A. are creating our classroom library. Soon you will be able to borrow books, magazines and even films. We will keep you inform. This video shows you how they are doing it.
Do you like it? They are a big team and they're working hard. Thank you for your time and interest, girls.
If you want to check out our library, click here: ENGLISH LIBRARY.

Suggestions are accepted. Thank you.

Life and career.
Derek Redmon was born on the 3rd of September, 1965. He is a retired British athlete. During his career, he held the British record for the 400 metres sprint, and won gold medals in the 4x400 metres relay at the World Championships, European Championships and Commonwealth Games.

Olympic games Barcelona 1992.
He was injured in Barcelona in the 400 metres semi-final but he continued the race limping. His dad helped him and he completed a full lap. He didn't get any medal. He didn't break any record.
However, the crowd gave him a standing ovation because he was really brave.

 

If you want to get more information about this incredible story, you can wath these videos.
Informe Robinson. Derek Redmon I.

Informe Robinson. Derek Redmon II.

Hello children,
Watch this video about internet, it's really interesting.

Read and listen to Rita Paola. Fantastic job, Rita.
Her favourite goalkeeper is Iker Casillas and her favourite actor is Hugh M. Jackson.

Read about other celebrities, by Irene, César, Esther, and Aitana J. 6º



By Aitana, Irene, Marisa and Adrián 5º A

Record

I love these positive messages  

and this video is really cute.

By Alejandro C,, María B. and Mariola


M. Ángel, Carlos N. and Iñaki


By Marta, Víctor, Ainara, 6º A

Selena Gómez by  María García, 6º B



Jennifer Joanna by María Vera, 6º B



Penélope Cruz by María Mejías, 6º B

5º B Students have created these crazy skeletons. They are very scary.

Pedro Padila, 5º B, scares us reciting his poem " Remember, remember".

Pedro Padilla is working really hard. This is his Manga description. He's Axel Blaze.

Hello children,
Here you are your work about descriptions.

Here you can find some of your descriptions and other pieces of work.
This is David's description from 6º B. He has described Melendi. Good job, David

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November 5th is bonfire night in the U. Bonfire night is also called Guy Fawkes Night.People in the UK celebrate Bonfire Night because of the Gunpowder plot.

On November 5th, 1605, Guy Fawkes and his friends tried to blow up the Houses of the Parliament. Their plan was known as The Gunpowder Plot. They wanted to kill the King James I but they were discovered. They failed and Guy Fawkes and his friends were arrested. They were sentenced to death.

Every year, many people in the UK build bonfires for Bonfire Night. They make life-sized Guy Fawkes dolls, dress them in old clothes, and throw them onto bonfires. There are large fireworks in towns and cities.

Listen to this poem and learn it. Can you recite it in the classroom?

Read more about Emmanuel Kelly.

Hello children,
María L, Gema N. and Leyre have described their famous celebrity using "Drive" and they want to share their work with you. Do you like their work? It's brilliant. CONGRATULATIONS.

Hello everybody,

Halloween is celebrated on October 31 in different ways. 
The most popular is with bonfires, costumes of witches, trick or treat, party games. 
People usually carry Jack or Lantern to frighten evil spirits.
Most of the children have candy in the USA and they participate in parades. 
Halloween origin comes from Gaelic and Welsh culture, Roman celebrations and Christian History.

Why do children trick or treat? 
Ask your parents or teachers to find it out. 

Have a nice weekend and practice this song.