This past Thursday we celebrated Magosto in the afternoon at our school. The chestnut train has returned after a forced break last year to remember this very tradition of ours. The ANPA of the school was responsible for warning the train to stop at the Milagrosa station.
Last week, the local police of Santiago de Compostela visited the 4th grade students so that they could learn about the objectives of the Road Education Campaign, such as making known the basic rules that apply to minors as pedestrians and vehicle users, creating habits in relation to the daily use of public roads by children, to familiarize them with the messages transmitted by traffic signs, to introduce the minor to t
Last week, the Association for the Fight Against Kidney Diseases (ALCER) made 6th grade students take part in a lecture in which they talked about the importance of organ donation to save lives or to change others for the better, thanks to these transplants .
250 girls and boys participated in ACEM's "Colors for Sclerosis" campaign on the occasion of the upcoming World Multiple Sclerosis Day. The campaign ran for a month on the occasion of the upcoming World Multiple Sclerosis Day (May 30, 2021), it had the collaboration of the Councils of Santiago, Ames, Teo, Brión and Oroso and the company Alcampo.
The school's ANPA bought fifteen CO2 meters for the center to place in classrooms and common spaces with the purpose of checking the levels of that gas in the environment and thus knowing if the air is very charged and needs to be ventilated or if, on the contrary, it is at a level optimal These are devices that display a number that indicates how much CO2 there is in the classroom, indicating with the green color if the level is good, with the yellow color if it is acceptable and with the red color if the air needs to be renewed, so it is very easy to have the class in good conditions to a
Yesterday a wizard came to school and it wasn't just any wizard. His name is Víctor Noir and he made his show a very enjoyable moment for all the children and also the not so children who were there. Coins appeared and disappeared, balls traveled, ropes stretched like snakes that cut and rejoin, there was a box that seemed to have no bottom, and pigeons that were in a cage disappeared with cage and everything! It was a lot of fun and turned a normal afternoon at school into something very special, as if by magic...
Today is the day of our language, it is the day of Galician Letters. The honoree is Xela Arias, writer, translator, editor and teacher, who left us at a very early age, only 43 years old in 2003. Here is a video with the activities that our students did. We hope you like it.
This past Monday, April 26, the students of the 5th and 6th grades of Infant Education and the 3rd and 4th grades of Primary Education were able to enjoy Sabela Gago, a storyteller who stimulated their imagination through some stories in which the boys and girls were participants. their assets.
