Our school

Welcome back! 

After a week of lessons, we are back on the track. Although we still have some restrictions (having to wear our face masks, using desinfectant and so on) we have again started a new year in our school. Looking for a big celebration, too, as our school will turn 60 years old this year.

3rd ESO students have written short descriptive texts around three topics: rules, subjects and homework and the timetable we have to follo. We hope you like the texts we have selected for you.

School Profilie by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

Blog posts

Writing a blog has become an old-fashioned way of publishing certain texts. Not many people host a blog nowadays, but we thought it would be a good practice, given that students would be able to write about different topics that may interest them. We want to show you some of the tasks provided in this post.

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Blog Post by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

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Blog Post by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

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blog post by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

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Travel blog by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

Informal letters

Letters in English have a formal structure and 2nd ESO students have worked with informal letters so far. The aim of the task was informing their parrents about their language course in Ireland. They had to talk about different topics, as the weather, the food, their host family, their classmates and so on. Here you have some examples.

An Informal Letter by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

An Informal Letter by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

I'd like to visit...

 2nd ESO students have written about a country they'd like to visit. They have practice the structure I'd like / I wouldn't like and have looked for information about different places. The vocabulary of the task was referred to Geography and landscape. Enjoy and plan your next holiday!

My Country by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd

I'd like to visit by Lidia Gonzalo on Scribd