Last Monday, November 20, we wanted to raise awareness from the school to the entire educational community about a subject that does not appear on the front pages of newspapers or in the headlines of the media, but which, nevertheless, is a reality that is around us and is important let it be known We are talking about children who, for various reasons, cannot stay with their biological parents
Last November 9th we celebrated the Magosto festival at our school. ANPA "A Landra" brought a train of chestnuts where all classes went aboard to collect the typical gastronomic gift of this time of year. It is a festival that takes place throughout our geography between the second fortnight of October and the first of November.
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This academic year 2023-2024 the project to promote the use of Galician is called "Unha volta polo mundo", promoted by the Galician Language Promotion Team and the Library Team.
Early Childhood Education
Last Tuesday, October 10, the 6th grade boys and girls went to the Amio fairgrounds to participate in Road Education activities.
This year we participated again in the "Come Local" campaign promoted by the Xunta through AGACAL in collaboration with Slow Food Compostela.
It will be a pleasure to taste Galician IXP, DOP and Organic products and continue with the training and advice provided by Slow Food.
Here we leave the school magazine in digital format so you can see it wherever and whenever you want.
Good summer!
At the beginning of this month, the 3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th grade students went on a field trip to the scientific museums of A Coruña. They visited the House of Sciences and the planetarium, where they watched an interesting video about the stars and the universe.
The 1st and 2nd year boys and girls visited Apípolis. It is a center for understanding the existing relationships between human beings and bees, which fits within the Equipment for Environmental Education. Apípolis aims to facilitate the approach to certain natural processes, enabling visitors to link their daily experiences to them, as well as to the problems that affect them.
There they got to know the bees more closely and even dressed up as real beekeepers to get closer to the life of this small but very important animal.
