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GATHER ROUND BONFIRES
WHAT DO BRITISH PEOPLE CELEBRATE?
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Wednesday, 30 October 2013
Sunday, 27 October 2013
Friday, 14 June 2013
Monday, 3 June 2013
PLANNING A TRIP 2ESO
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https://docs.google.com/file/d/0BxUrhHq_K874dHNMVmRiT0VfN2M/edit?usp=sharing
Saturday, 11 May 2013
BECAS JCCM CURSOS DE INGLÉS EN EL EXTRANJERO
La Junta de Comunidades de Castilla-La Mancha ha publicado la convocatoria para realizar cursos de inglés de dos semanas de duración durante el mes de julio en Reino Unido e Irlanda.
Se establecen dos categorías:
- CATEGORÍA 1: Alumnos de 3º y 4º de ESO
- CATEGORÍA 2: Alumnos de 1º de Bachillerato
En ambas categorías es requisito haber aprobado en su totalidad el curso 2011-2012 y tener como mínimo un 6 en la asignatura de inglés.
El plazo de presentación concluye tras 10 días hábiles a partir del 13 de mayo.
Más información pinchando en la imagen
Tuesday, 23 April 2013
MIND THE GAP
It was such
a good experience that we needed to come back. Millions of people had visited
London since last April but, what about the #Torrentistas? London had missed us so much that it welcomed us with
the best of its weather.
There we
were again, 40 brave manchegos divided into #GuaposYSimpáticos,
#FotogénicosPacosMen and #ElectricBlueCats ready to check that the city that
appears in our Burlington books
really exists and is not an evil invention of English teachers (page 92,
exercise 1, listen and repeat) to keep everyone motivated.
Notting Hill,
set of famous films and icon of Carnival lovers, was the starting point. After
it, a very nice walk throughout Hyde Park screaming every 2 minutes in because of the shock caused by the posh cars that we found.
Who can say
that has gone running in Hyde Park? The #Torrentistas.
After a busy day visiting Stamford
Bridge and the Tower of London, getting lost several times along the Thames, and
dancing Gangnam Style at St. Paul’s, we really deserved some exercise.
Álvaro is
praying. He hopes Zarco gets new shoes for his birthday. The crazy ladders of a
Second World War warship are not the best help if you want to keep your
consciousness awake.
But do you know what really keeps you awake? The great sound of those Dr Dre Beats that we bought by
the dozens in Camden Town.
Is there
anything more English than watching the changing of the guards under the snow?
Is there anything more traditional than eating Chicken Tikka Masala in London?
Maybe getting lost in the busy underground during rush hour? Not at all.
English football!! Abramovich wants us to come back to Stanford Bridge because
Torres…scored two goals!! Maybe because of the Spanish flags, maybe because of
the porompompon dance, or maybe
because Borja got lost (again) in the toilets. Nobody knows, but
Torres….scored!!!
That was
it. #DiegoTorrenteLondonTripII finished and we left the city crying behind us. For
next year, Marga or Lucía can tell the new students where to buy a loaf of
bread for 4 euros, Roberto can tell how to fall in love with a receptionist,
Ana Isabel is an expert in breaking a suitcase four times and then losing the
ID in the airport, Carlos will teach them how to eat a whole Toblerone and get
sick afterwards, Luis is an expert dialoguing with the underground security
men, Edu can teach them the names of all football players (just in case),
Raquel will tell them how to make a photo book in four days, Ana will probably advise them not to get their knees injured, Marina will remind
them to mind the gap, Álex or Javi can advise them not to fall asleep next to a
teacher…and many other things. What happens in London, stays in London… or in
this blog, be careful! London is getting ready. We’ll be back.
shhh...Genius sleeping....
@eduarcas84
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