Incy Wincy Spider

Let's sing a song with our very famous spider

say what you see

THEATRE

BB, the infamous Pirate captain, has been shipwrecked on a desert island for 20 years. Then one day two strangers appear and her peace is destroyed. They speak differently, eat differently and very soon they are all having a real problem getting on. But when their island is threatened, will they be able to overcome their differences and work together?With comedy, music and dance, we encourage students to think about cultural diversity and get involved in the action. The script is carefully written to suit the student’s level and interests, and incorporates the following vocabulary; different types of food, music and ways of dressing, and different ways of greeting.

EASTER

Why do we have eggs at Easter?

Eggs are a forbidden food during Lent, making them a welcome return to the menu on Easter Day.

Why do we give eggs at Easter?
Easter is a Christian festival. For Christians the custom of giving eggs at Easter celebrates new life. Christians remember that Jesus, after dying on the cross, rose from the dead. They believe that, through his resurrection, Jesus defeated death and sin and offers people the promise of eternal life if they follow his teachings.
What were the first Easter eggs like?
The first eggs given at Easter were birds eggs. These eggs were painted in bright colours to give them further meaning as a gift. We still paint bird eggs today but usually only chicken eggs.
An Anglo-Saxon legend - the Easter bunny and eggs

An Anglo-Saxon legend tells how the Saxon goddess Eostre found a wounded bird and transformed it into a hare, so that it could survive the Winter. The hare found it could lay eggs, so it decorated these each Spring and left them as offering to the goddess.
Easter Egg Customs
In the UK, we have many Easter Customs involving eggs:
Pace Egging
Egg rolling
Egg Jarping
Egg giving (see Easter Day)
Easter egg hunts (see Easter Day)
Pace Egging
What are Pace Eggs?
Pace Eggs are hard boiled eggs with patterned shells, they are traditional in northern parts of England at Easter, with local variants in the name, such as Paste Eggs.
Where does the name Pace Egg come from?
The name is derived from Pesach (Passover).

MERRY CHRISTMAS

Hi students!! For Christmas we have coloured Christmas postcards and we have sung Christmas carols. Look at our display! Those are our wishes for all of you. We hope you have enjoyed your Christmas holidays as much as we've done.

Halloween

It' s HALLOWEEN time!!! Let's have fun with our desguises! Have a look to our display just to have an idea of what we have done all together!

SaNT JoRDi PeRFoRMaNCe (4th form)

Hi! Our students from fourth form have prepared some rhymes to show at Sant Jordi's festival.
Enjoy them!

SaNT JoRDi PeRFoRMaNCe (3rd form)

Hi again! More videos from our students performances during Sant Jordi's festival. Here there are our students from third form performing the rhyme "Two little butterflies".

Enjoy it as we did!

SaNT JoRDi PeRFoRMaNCe (2nd form)

Hi there! Here there are our second form students performing the well-known song "Head, shoulders, knees and toes" during Sant Jordi's festival.
Enjoy it!

SaNT JoRDi PeRFoRMaNCe (1st form)

Hello! Have a look at this video where our first form students perform the song "Head, shoulders, knees and toes".
Enjoy!

SToRieS

Hi everybody,
We spent a great time telling and listening to English stories.
These are some stories that we enjoyed very much.
Have a look to our draws and enjoy them as we did...

SaNT JoRDi (4th - 5th -6th form)

Hi there! These are the poems we will present to the parents on Saint George's festival. Enjoy them!

SaNT JoRDi (1st - 2nd - 3rd form)

Hi! The students from first and second form will perform the song "Head, shoulders, knees and toes" during Saint George's Festival and third form students will say the "Two little butterflies" rhyme.
Enjoy them!

Two LiTTLe BuTTeRFLieS (3rd form)

Hi! Here there is a video from our third form students. Spring is here so here there are our butterflies!
Enjoy it!

My SPRiNG GaRDeN - 3rd FoRm

My little garden
Here is the big, round yellow sun;
The sun warms everything.
Here are the rain clouds in the sky;
The birds will start to sing.

Little plants will wake up soon,
And lift their sleepy heads;
Little plants will grow and grow
In their little, warm earth beds.

HaKuNa MaTaTa (1st - 2nd - 3rd form)

Hi! This week we have worked with the film "The Lion King" in first, second and third grade. Out students from 3rd grade have learnt this song: Hakuna Matata. Here there is the video with the song. Enjoy it!

THe aLPHaBeT SoNG (2nd - 3rd form)

Hello! We have been working on the alphabet during some lessons and we have learnt a song. Here there is on of the best sheets. Have a look at it!

RHyMe (5th form)

Hello there! Here there are our students from fifth form saying a rhyme. Enjoy it!

My MoNSTeR (2nd - 3rd form)

My monster has got two eyes and two ears.
It has got one nose and one mouth.
It has got two arms and four legs.
It eats chocolate and cheese.
It lives under my bed.
Do you want to see my monster?
Click and make the jigsaw: mymonster

CHRiSTMaS CaRoLS

Hi! We worked different carols in each form. If you do the puzzles you will find out which carols we worked with each year.

Enjoy it!

1st form
2nd form
3rd form