🍁🍂Decorated Turkey Competition 2025!🍂🍁
Our 1º ESO bilingual students have shown incredible creativity by decorating turkeys and sharing heartfelt messages about what they are thankful for in life.
But that’s not all—students from 2º, 3º, and 4º ESO joined in too, contributing their own gratitude posts to make this celebration even more special.
A big thank you to everyone for spreading positivity and appreciation!
Bilingual Programme Students Take Part in “Toma la palabra” with a Project on Serena Williams.
As part of the cultural activities organised around the Princess of Asturias Awards, several students from our bilingual programme have participated in the initiative “Toma la palabra”, which encourages reflection and expression in English.
This year, their work focused on Serena Williams, allowing them to explore not only her outstanding sports career but also her personality, talent, and the impact she has made as a role model both within and beyond the world of tennis. The activity was a valuable opportunity to develop language skills while engaging with themes such as perseverance, excellence, and equality.
"I have chosen exercise 2 because I find both the video and the poem very inspiring, and their content encourages me to overcome my insecurities".
CONFIDENCE AND HARD WORK TO COMBAT INSECURITY
The message of Serena Williams that had impacted on me the most is the importance of believing in yourself even when other people don’t. She explains that the confidence is not something you are given, but something you build with hard work. This idea is important to me and inspires me because I usually feel insecure about what people say, or about my abilities. Her words based on the poem “Still I rise” remind me that I need to trust more in me and the things I can do with hard work.
"What can you say or what advice would you give to the teenagers who feel insecure or afraid when they try something new?"
"We selected the third exercise because we thought it would be interesting to learn about African-American women's literature and the poem that inspired Serena's words".
STILL WE RISE
Serena’s words have impacted us. They have made us think that every defeat and every victory help you to become the best version of yourself.
Also, the beautiful poem, written by Maya Angelou and popularized by Serena Williams in her motivational speech, has taught us about the importance of persistence, even when other people send you hate. This poem makes you think about clearing your goals, your objectives and your dreams.
"What gave you the strength to continue fighting to achieve your goals?"
Discover what makes our Bilingual Program so special!
Are you curious, adventurous, and ready to learn in two languages? Watch this video to see what our students experience every day — fun projects, teamwork, and a world of opportunities. Don’t miss out — your bilingual journey starts here!
🇪🇸 ¡Descubre qué hace tan especial a nuestro Programa Bilingüe!
¿Eres curioso/a, aventurero/a y estás listo/a para aprender en dos idiomas? Mira este video y descubre todo lo que viven nuestros alumnos: proyectos divertidos, trabajo en equipo y un mundo de oportunidades. ¡No te lo pierdas — tu aventura bilingüe empieza aquí!
Students from 1st and 3rd year of ESO took part in the “Do We Recycle?” project, an interdisciplinary initiative combining Biology and Geology, Mathematics, and English to explore our recycling habits.
Throughout the project:
On this blog, we’re sharing:
An enriching experience that blends science, numbers, language, and environmental awareness. Don’t miss it!
El alumnado de 1º y 3º de ESO ha participado en el proyecto “¿Reciclamos?”, una iniciativa que une las materias de Biología y Geología, Matemáticas e Inglés para reflexionar sobre nuestros hábitos de reciclaje.
Durante el proyecto:
En este blog compartimos:
Una experiencia enriquecedora que combina ciencia, números, idiomas y conciencia ecológica. ¡No te lo pierdas!
