A Person I Have Met Recently (by Alba Martín, 1st of ESO E)

Our students always have to write compositions at different levels. This one was written by Alba Martín (1st of ESO E). It is a description of a friend she has met recently.

Yōkai design

Meanwhile, in 1st ESO students have discovered the amazing world of the Yōkai.

Yōkai are sneaky fantastic creatures from Japanese lore that are said to live amongst humans. Some yōkai are dangerous and lethal, while others just like to joke and prank people and have a cute appearance. Here you can see some examples from antique prints and ink drawings:

 

 There are hundreds of these creatures out there, and they are so popular in Japan they have even inspired TV series, videogames and films, like Pokémon or Yō-kai Watch.

This Halloween students had to design their very own yōkai and write about its habitat, diet and behaviour. Works came out really extraordinarily, the creativity of these students is beyond limit!

 

 

Nightmarish creatures

In Art class we have been tinkering with Escher's modular compositions for a while.

 

This Halloween project where students create their own module and turn its shape into ghastly creatures is the result!

P.E. Climbing Essay

      An excellent description of climbing sport by Cristina Casado (4ºA).

https://www.dropbox.com/s/ev4kpypytuykuoi/CLIMBING%20%20PROJECT.docx?dl=0

TRICIA AUDETTE VISITS US AGAIN

KNOCK KNOCK, IT'SME!

6th June 2019

When was the last time you knocked on door? Did it open?

With her usual amusing way of telling stories, Tricia Audette's monologue reminded students they do not always have to walk in a straight line in life. We loved her performance!

Biology laboratory practices

We have discovered an unimaginable world under the magnifying glass!

by Jaime Alvaredo, Jaime Cano, Sara Pablos and Pablo Alejandro Guijarro (3ºC) 

 

by Sandra, Ana, Paula Cambón and María López (3ºC)

 

by Rocio, Carolina and Cristina (3ºC)

 by Jaime Yepes (3ºD)

Vegetable cells under the microscope!

 

by Rocio, Raquel, Pablo de Val and Mónica (3ºC)





By Jaime Yepes (3ºD)