Hello everyone,
Do you know Oxford Cultural Bytes? It's a series of short fun videos for learning English.
Do you know the most sports in Bristish culture?
What about food?
Happy International Musuem Day, May 18.
Hello everyone,
How are you? I hope fine.
Every 18th May the global museum community celebrates International Museum Day.
Today is International Museum Day and the theme is: "Museums for equality: diversity and inclusion".
Every year our students visit MARQ museum in Alicante and after that we walk up Alicante castle, called Santa Barbara.
This presentation shows you one of our visits.
You can learn a lot visiting museums.
Look at this video and check if you have visited one of them.
Download the poster for celebrating this day here.
World Telecommunication & Society Information Day, May 17.
Hello everyone,
Today is World Telecommunication and Information Society. It is celebrated every year on May 17.
The purpose of this day is to help raise awareness of the possibilities of the use of the Internet .
The theme is:"Connect 2030: ICTs for Sustainable Development Goals".
Image: ITU
Resistiré "I will endure"
Hello everyone,
This has been the most popular song since Covid-19 started.
Everybody sings it a it's a symbol on union and power.
Let's see some versions.
More than 30 artists have recorded this song to beat togehter the virus.
"Resistiré" with English subtitules sang by their authors: "El Dúo Dinámico".
Herew you can watch a different version.
Teacher Appreciation Week. Our padlet with our cards.
Hello everybody,
Schools closed due to Covid-19 two months ago and we started our remote learning lessons. This clip recaps these
Have you got a card for your teacher?
Add your "Teacher Appreciation Week" card here.
What do you think about them? Why do you appreciate their work?
Hello song for kids. Values. Greetings!
Hello everyone,
Do you say hello to start the day at home or when you are in the classroom?
How do you say hello? Do you know that there are two types of greetings for Hello and Goodbye: Formal and Informal.
This is another formal way to say hello: "How do you do?"
Four-stage plan for the "de-escalation". Phase Zero.
Hello everyone,
Do you know the meaning of "de-escalation"?
The "de-escalation" has got four stages and two weeks in Spain depending of the progression of coronavirus pandemic.
The first phase is called "Phase zero".
We are in that phase now.
Children aged 13 and under can stay and hour in the street from 12.00 pm to 2.00 pm in the afternoon and from 5.00 pm and 7.00 pm in the evening.
They can walk within 1km of their home for 1 hour a day.
People aged between 14 and 70 can go out for exercise from 6 am to 10 am in the morning and from 8 pm to 11 pm in the evening.
There's no time restriction for this.
What about people over 70?
They can go out from 10.00 am to 12.00 pm in the morning and from 7.00 pm to 8.00 pm in the evening.
What about businesses?
Restaurants and cafes offer take-away service.
Hairdresser's and barber's shop are also open using an appointment.
Shops 400 metres squared or smaller can also open. They must be disinfected twice a day.
They must have hand sanitiser gel.
Professional athletes can train but they have to stay in the province.
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