On Sunday we visited Segovia. Our guests greatly enjoyed learning about Spanish history while walking around the medieval town , and they were really impressed by the Roman aqueduct. The day ended in San Gerardo parish, next to our school, where we went to mass together in a multilingual ceremony. Monday was a day to... Continue Reading →
International meeting in Madrid (II) / Encuentro internacional en Madrid (II)
On Friday and Saturday we continued our work on games, and we also received training on how to do compelling historical interviews from Sara Martín, a doctor in History. The idea of allowing our students to learn about the past from a more personal perspective ("To History through stories") is at the core of our... Continue Reading →
International meeting in Madrid (I) / Encuentro internacional de Madrid (I)
This is the first of several entries devoted to the international meeting in Madrid (November 7th - 13th). In the evening of our guests' arrival day, we went to the roller-skating rink in Chamartín, where we had a great time and students had the chance to get to know each other in an informal and... Continue Reading →
Advertising Europe Year 1 / Año 1
We are just about to start our work this year with our meeting in Nitra, Eslovaquia, but before that we would like to show you a video summary of our first year. We are very proud of what we have done so far, so we want to share it with you. We hope you like it. Estamos... Continue Reading →
A family matter (and IV) / Un asunto de familia (y IV)
The experience has been really beautiful and rewarding for everybody. First we were all a bit nervous; children didn't know what they could expect and how they were going to face it. As all parents, I guess, I was anxious and worried because I wanted everything to be perfect and to be up to the... Continue Reading →
A family matter (III) / Un asunto de familia (III)
"This little personal and cultural exchange has been fantastic, and it's been very useful to check that teenagers share concerns, difficulties in social relationships, and doubts about their future studies and careers, no matter where they are from and the educational system they study in. It's been worthy getting to know their customs and ways... Continue Reading →