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Tuesday, May 29, 2012
Sitges 2012
Here are some photos of an excursion 1 Batx went on to see a Woody Allen film in Sitges. Looks like fun!
Farewell.
To all the staff and students of Puigvert,
I would like to thank you all for being a part of my time here. It has been a fantastic experience, I have learned a lot and you have all been so welcoming and supportive. I hope I have been able to play a part in your language progression as you have all certainly played a part in mine. I want to encourage you all to keep studying, English is going to be very important in your futures.
Thank you for a wonderful experience that I will not soon forget.
Sincerely,
Kate
I would like to thank you all for being a part of my time here. It has been a fantastic experience, I have learned a lot and you have all been so welcoming and supportive. I hope I have been able to play a part in your language progression as you have all certainly played a part in mine. I want to encourage you all to keep studying, English is going to be very important in your futures.
Thank you for a wonderful experience that I will not soon forget.
Sincerely,
Kate
Thursday, April 26, 2012
Here goes one of the winners of St. George literary contest:
Batx 1(Sandra Pérez)
ST. GEORGE’S DAY
Batx 1(Sandra Pérez)
What
would you answer if someone asks you for the legend of St. George?
The origin
of the legend of St. Georges brings us back to the 3rd century in Turkey ,
where St. George was born. He was a roman military who rejected the order of
his Emperor to persecute Christian people. He was beheaded and he became an
important Saint in the eastern part of the Roman Empire .
By the 9th
century, his fame had widespread. It’s said that the trouble between St George
and the famous dragon happened in Libya .
In Catalonia , the legend
tells us that in Montblanc (Conca del Barberà) was living a terrible dragon who
was very hungry. Then the king had to give him a person to satisfy his
appetite.
One day,
luck draw to the king’s daughter. She would have died if St. George hadn’t
appeared and hadn’t fought with the dragon. He killed the dragon and legend says
that from the dragon’s blood a lot of roses were born.
Ever
since then, on this popular festive day, boys usually give roses to his
girlfriends and girls give books to her boyfriends.
Although
23rd April isn’t a public holiday, you can see floods of people on
the streets. It’s wonderful to walk while seeing some rose’s stalls!
On this
day, I think it’s very important to meet with family and friends, at least for
me because I haven’t got a boyfriend yet.
Every
year my dad gives my mother and I a white rose, and I hope receive it this
year.
There’s
nothing nicer than celebrating this romantic legend with your loved ones.
Monday, April 23, 2012
Saint George
Today is San Jordi and we welcome some students and teachers from Germany! These are the students that hosted Puigvert on their trip last month to Germany.
Here is a quick video explaining the history of Saint George.
Soon we will announce the winners of our literary competition.....
Here is a quick video explaining the history of Saint George.
Here is a link to a find a word with a St George theme.
Soon we will announce the winners of our literary competition.....
Wednesday, March 21, 2012
Romeo and Juliet
Some 3 and 4 ESO students watched a Blue Mango theatre production of Romeo and Juliet, have a look at the photos in the web album.
Make up Workshop
ON the 8th of March, some drama students were able to learn about theatre makeup. They had a great time. Photos coming soon!
Tuesday, March 13, 2012
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