No olvidéis que el martes día 14 de diciembre de 2010 tenéis el examen escrito sobre el tema “Donde vivo”. El examen es para los grupos “a” y “b” del año once (Y11). Las horas en las que los exámenes serán realizados son: Grupo Y11 “a” : de 14:10h a 15:10h
Grupo Y11 “b” : de 11:15h a 12:15h
¡Buena suerte!
La canción de la semana por AMARAL
Para el año diez hay media hora de club de español todos los martes después del periodo seis en el aula G23. De tres y diez a tres y cuarenta. 15:10h a 15:40h.
Para el año once hay una hora de club de español todos los miércoles después del period seis en el aula G23. De tres y diez a cuatro y diez. 15:10h a 16:10h.
No dudes en apuntarte para mejorar tus conocimientos de español mientras te diviertes con las entretenidas actividades que realizamos en nuestro club.
With festive lights livening up the streets, Nativity scenes set up in various locations, and holiday tunes setting the holiday atmosphere, Spaniards celebrate the arrival of the Kings with a joyful parade called the Cabalgata de los Reyes Magos. The kings ride upon horses or elaborate floats and throw goodies down to the children lining the streets. This is also traditionally the big opportunity for children to ask the Kings for presents.
spot where the Kings are sure to see them. The religious monarchs, just like Santa Claus,certainly love their sweets, so Spanish children often set out goodies to entice the Kings as well as hay to feed their camels. When morning arrives, children delightedly discover that the Kings nibbled the sweets, the camels ate the hay, and by their shoes there are wrapped presents just waiting to be torn into. The magical night comes to a close with a typical breakfast of Roscón de Reyes, a ring-shaped cake decorated with fruits symbolizing the precious gems that adorned the royal trio's lavish clothing.
The fourth year of this competition was open to all primary, secondary schools and further education colleges in UK and has successfully drawn applications from 26 schools, both from state and independent sector.
A panel of experts visited the 10 short listed schools in May and June , attended lessons and interviewed head teachers, subject leaders, students and other members of the school community.
The scheme has gained increasing interest from the media and recognition from Ofsted in their reports of the winning schools. It has also helped to establish a vibrant net of schools where languages are an exciting part of the curriculum.
The Spanish Ambassador hosted a reception at the Spanish Embassy in London on Friday July 3 to present the Awards to the winning schools. Guests included Lid King, National Languages Director, who helped the Ambassador with the prizes, and representatives from national and local educational institutions and organizations.
The event provided an exceptional opportunity to learn from teachers and head teachers and head teachers as to why Spanish continues to be a success at Haggerston School.
