A literary approach in the English class at IES Doctor Fleming
To celebrate World Book Day, students from our habLE program have shared their favourite books, offering thoughtful recommendations for readers of all tastes. From timeless classics to contemporary stories, their selections reflect a passion for reading and the joy that books bring to our school community.
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BOOK DAY HABLE by A C
In 2025, we have been commemorating the 250th anniversary of Jane Austen‘s birth. To honour her legacy, she was chosen as the central figure of Women Writers’ Day celebration on October 13th at our school. 4th year ESO students from the habLE program designed the poster that decorated the school for this special occasion.
Then, after having read Emma and Pride and Prejudice, they have imagined what would have happened if Jane Austen had lived in times of social media…
4ESO_habLE _Jane Austen: 250th anniversary de A C
There’s no better way to start a new school year than diving into the magical world of Roald Dahl!
Our 2ESO students celebrated Roald Dahl Day by reading Matilda, taking creative photos with their favorite Dahl books from home, and even designing new book covers for some of his most famous stories.
It was a fun and inspiring way to honor one of the world’s most beloved storytellers — and to remind ourselves that reading can always spark imagination and joy!
Roald Dahl’s Day de A C
These are some of our students’ recommendations to celebrate World Book Day this school year.
23rd of April, such a great day to recommend some titles… Here are some students’ book reviews:
It is always a good moment in February to remember our favourite fictional love stories and the magic romantic chemistry between their main characters.
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Meryl Streep, Princess of Asturias Award for the Arts in 2023. Our students have analysed some of her most memorable films based on books, from Fantastic Mr Fox, based on Roald Dahl‘s novel to The Hours, inspired by Virginia Woolf‘s Mrs Dalloway or Little Women, based on Louise May Alcott‘s novel.
Matilda‘s independence and intelligence, Jo March’s tenderness and determination, Katniss Everdeen‘s courage and maturity, Hermione Granger‘s honesty and sharpness, Miss Marple‘s wit and sense of justice, Elizabeth Bennet‘s self-respect and loyalty, Anna Frank‘s confidence and mental strength,.. Surely, heroines of their own stories, female literary characters worth being admired. Continue reading
Do you fancy reading an adventure book which has been a bestseller since it was written in the 18th century? Then, Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift is the book for you. Continue reading
Students’ reflection on how violently women are treated in one of Shakespeare’s most famous plays, Othello, and five well-known novels like Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale or Alice Walker’s The Colour Purple.
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