INTERNATIONAL HUMAN RIGHTS DAY 2024

 

HUMAN RIGHTS DAY 2024

International Human Rights Day is celebrated every December 10 to promote the rights and freedoms of people in the world.

This year, to celebrate the 76th anniversary of its Declaration, we have taken a series of actions with the objective of making these Rights visible to the entire educational community. It is known that only 5% of the world's population has read the Human Rights at least once in their lives. For this reason, and with the aim of bridging this gap, the students of 1st bilingual ESO have created 30 posters that read each of the Articles both in English and Spanish. These posters can be seen displayed on the doors of every class. In addition, the same students have recorded them in both languages. You can see their work and listen to their voices in the above presentation.

 

Thanksgiving Competition

Decorated Turkey Competition 2022! 

The students in 1º ESO bilingual have decorated the turkeys and have written what they are thankful for in life. Students in 2º ESO have also participted with their own gratitude posts.

Congratulations to the winners of this edition!

First Prize: Lara Castiello

Second Prize: Alex Alonso

Third Prize: Andrea Castro

These were all the contestants:

Human Rights

 International Human Rights Day is celebrated every December 10 to promote the rights and freedoms of people in the world.

This year, to celebrate the 72st anniversary of its Declaration, we have taken a series of actions with the objective of making these Rights visible to the entire educational community. It is known that only 5% of the world's population has read the Human Rights at least once in their lives. For this reason, and with the aim of bridging this gap, the students of 1st bilingual ESO, with the help of their history teacher, have created 30 posters that read each of the Articles both in English and Spanish. In addition, the same students have recorded them in both languages. You can see their work and listen to their voices in the following presentation

History Projects

   This first term, students of 4th ESO have been working on three different projects related to the topics explained in Geography and History. In the first three units,  they have studied the last century of the Old Regime. During the 18th century, Enlightened intellectuals strongly criticised the stratified society and the influence of religion and superstition on people.  On the contrary, they trusted reason as the light who guided human progress. They have also studied a series of revolutionary processes which profoundly transformed Europe and its colonies. Here you have some examples of their incredible presentations.

Click on the links below.

The Birth of a Nation by Juan Pablo Angarita

Jovellanos by Marina García

Mary Wollstonecraft by Lucía López

The Napoleonic Empire by Alba Junquera

Voltaire by Henar Ballesteros

ROME, THE ORIGIN: THE LEGEND OF ROMULUS AND REMUS THROUGH COMIC.

'The Classical World,. Rome: Origin, stages in the history of Rome' is one of the most trandescental units within the contents in 1º ESO, as this period laid the foundations of our civilization nowadays.

1º ESO bilingual students, in the History lesson and with the help of their teacher, have illustrated the origin and foundation of Rome through the legend of Romulus and Remus.

Below you can see a selection of the best works the students have made with great interest and dedication.

Geography - Volcanoes

                   Landforms: The world of Volcanoes.

This term the kids in the first year of ESO have been learning about different geographical features all over the globe. This is just a sample of the outstanding works our students have made on the topic.

                         1º BC                       Lucía González González

Liberal Revolutions in the 19th century

The students of 4º ESO in the Bilingual Programme have been learning about the most important historical events that took place in Europe at the beginning of the 19th century. These are some of the presentations they have used for their speeches.