The Finnish students who arrived at our school last week have already taken part in a variety of activities related to our city’s cultural heritage, including a visit to the mosque. They have also enjoyed outdoor physical activities, such as a hiking route through our local mountains.
They continue attending classes and getting to know their classmates and teachers. We wish them all a wonderful stay and hope they make the most of their Erasmus experience until it comes to an end on May 22nd.
We would also like to thank our entire educational community—students, teachers, and families—for their warm welcome and for hosting them both at school and in their homes.
@sepie_gob
Welcome to our school!
We’re delighted to welcome students from @jykofficial, the Finnish school in Joensuu, who have arrived with three of their teachers and six members of their School Council.
The six long-term mobility students will be staying with us for around six weeks, while the teachers and School Council members will return home this Saturday.
Today was all about giving them a warm welcome: they explored our school and its facilities, and we shared a lovely lunch with host families and our students, enjoying traditional migas and homemade sweets prepared by families with great care.
This morning, the six School Council members also met with representatives from our own School Council. They shared insights into their role in Finland, where students tend to be more active, have greater autonomy, and take the lead in organising many activities for their peers. We’ve taken plenty of inspiration from their approach!
We warmly welcome them and wish them an unforgettable stay and a fantastic Erasmus experience.
@sepie_gob
#Erasmusplus
#longtermmobility
This week, the school bells marking the start and end of classes, as well as transitions between lessons, will become something truly special: poems recited in Spanish, English, and French by students from 1st and 4th year of ESO and 1st year of Bachillerato.
It is an activity in our Bilingual project that has been developed in these languages.
It is a pleasure to hear their voices bringing these texts to life, all of them written by women or centered on feminist themes, as it was related to International women’s Day and the World Poetry Day.
We hope you enjoy them and that we can all appreciate this small recital broadcast through the school’s PA system.
Thanks to Sound vocacional training’s students and teacher Silvia Bouzo, in charge of these recordings and edition.
You can hear their voices here: alinguistico.blogspot.com
This morning, our 1st year ESO students enjoyed an amazing gymkhana organised by all school departments!
They explored the bilingual exhibition for International Women’s Day (on display since March 6th), searching for answers to the different departments’ questions while learning about inspiring women in science, history, sports, philosophy and more
They also completed physical challenges and fun tasks at different stations around the school as well as the departments challenges related to their subjects.
A morning full of games, teamwork and learning!
Thanks to all teachers involved!! #bilingualeducation
#gimkhana
Histórico de programas
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