A group of enthusiastic 3rd ESO students from IES Número 5 recently returned from an unforgettable mini stay in Bournemouth, England. During their trip, they had the chance to explore the beautiful south coast of England, visiting Poole, Christchurch, and… Seguir leyendo →
Every month brings reasons to celebrate! From days that changed history, like Martin Luther King Jr. Day, to fun moments that bring smiles, like Croquette Day, students of 4th of ESO have explored the most notable dates on the calendar…. Seguir leyendo →
Students from the second year of ESO combined creativity and research in an exciting project that paid tribute to important scientists. They wrote a book featuring biographies of influential figures in science, highlighting their achievements and contributions. The project showcased… Seguir leyendo →
Students from the second year of ESO took on an intriguing project to investigate whether the phases of the moon influence birth rates. Working in groups, they researched birth dates among family and friends and matched them to the corresponding… Seguir leyendo →
The 4th ESO plurilingual students have engaged in a fascinating project that explores pivotal moments in history, such as the Silk Road, the conquests of Alexander the Great, the Middle Ages, and the fall of the Berlin Wall. Through research,… Seguir leyendo →
Our 2nd ESO students embraced the Thanksgiving spirit by writing thank-you notes to their teachers. Each note was filled with kind words, appreciation, and gratitude, making it a day to remember! The teachers were absolutely delighted with this thoughtful surprise…. Seguir leyendo →
This term, our students explored the science behind spooky themes like the night, black cats, owls, spiders, skeletons, blood, and bats. ??️? Working in pairs or trios, they presented these topics in a scientific way, blending creativity and research. Here’s… Seguir leyendo →
Our 3rd ESO students have dived into the scientific method by analyzing Murphy’s Law: «Anything that can go wrong, will go wrong.» Through experiments and observations, they test if this «law» holds up under scrutiny or is just a playful… Seguir leyendo →
? Congratulations to our logo competition winner! ? After receiving all these fantastic designs, we’re thrilled to announce that Raquel Inclán Arnaldo’s logo has been chosen to represent our habLE+ programme! Raquel’s creative design captured our vision beautifully, earning her… Seguir leyendo →
?Our brave 3ESO plurilingual students faced a haunting challenge this Halloween! A vengeful ghost named Trevor, rumored to be a serial killer, threatened the lives of everyone in school! To save themselves, students worked together, solving eerie riddles and overcoming… Seguir leyendo →
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