Greetings from Southampton!!

Eva Pousa, our secretary and head of the English department, has sent us a lovely postcard from Southampton, the town she has travelled to in order to attend the course "School Management and Quality Evaluation" after having received an Erasmus + mobility grant.

We are thrilled to hear that she's learning so much from instructors and fellow participants. Here are some photos of her stay. Visit our school'sErasmus+ blog to find out more about Eva's stay.

Thanks a million, Eva!

Benvenuta Irene!

As part of the Letter exchange activity with Erasmus students in Ourense, ESO 2 students received the visit of one of them: Irene Boreggio. 

Irene is an Italian student whose reading recommendation was Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone, the first novel in the Harry Potter series and J. K. Rowling's debut novel, first published in 1997 by Bloomsbury.

Harry Potter and the Philosopher's Stone. Cover for the UK. Wikipedia

Irene spent one lesson with us and we could ask her questions about her country and reading habits. She also asked us some questions about our culture and traditions and about our reading preferences, of course!

It was so good to have her with us! Grazie mille, Irene!

Letter Exchange with Erasmus Students in Ourense

A few days ago, 2º ESO A students received some special letters with some reading recommendations from Italy, Lithuania, France, Mexico, Turkey, Czech Republic, Portugal and Finland. Those letters came from foreign students who are spending this academic year in Ourense. Here’s a collage featuring their recommendations.

A few days later, our students replied to those letters sending them their suggestions.

Do you feel like having a look?

Thank you so much to the Erasmus student association in Ourense and to its kind coordinator, Laura Rodríguez.

Erasmus students visit us!

Big news today!

We are really happy to announce that our project is collaborating with the Erasmus student association in Ourense. Laura Rodríguez, the association’s coordinator, learned about Postcrossing at our school a few weeks ago and very kindly offered her support, suggesting that Erasmus students’ participation will greatly enrich the project.

ESO 4 students have received the visit of two French-speaking Erasmus students. It has been a wonderful chance to exchange information about culture and traditions in French-speaking countries.

 Merci bien!