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students tell us their opinions and suggestions
Isabel Orduna
reports
"It's
been great working in Comenius. We have had the oportunity to meet
people from other countries and learn about them. It is important to be
aware of our own identity and show it, so we break stereotypes."
Lucas
Mallada
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IES Lucas Mallada takes part in
European Project
Pilar Martinez-Sapiña reports
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schools from different European countries take part in European
project. The project started
when teacher Anna Jedrosz from ii im E. Plater in Sosnowiecz asked
teacher Pilar Martinez-Sapiña from Ies Lucas Mallada in Huesca to
start and collaborate in a common project. Other countries and
teachers take part in the comenius project as well: Vesna Postuvan
from slovenia. Alessandra …. From Italy. Lucas Mallada takes part in a
Comenius project with Otherhka ...... from
Poland. In the future other schools will join too.
The
project tries to join European countries and break stereotypes.
Under the generic title: One Europe, the same Europe but with its
regions and Nationalities, everyschool deal with aspects of their
regions and countries
Teacher Concha Generelo (Latin Department) and Pilar Martinez-Sapiña
(English department) travelled in January to Sosnowiec (Poland) to
meet teachers from schools taking part.
Teachers from all te other countries travelled to Huesca in
May.
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Multicultural,
Multinational Europe
The same
Europe but with its regions and nationalities. Democracy is the
starting point of our project. We can't talk about freedom and
rights without Democracy, and Democracy means tolerance. We are
European Citizens but we aren't the same, we are different. The
more we learn about the others the more we'll understand, this is
the aspect we want to work in this first year project. We want
to break stereotypes, we'll study our region, city, and all those
aspects which make us different and comform our identity.
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Our school
A Day at IES Lucas Mallada
We start lessons at 8.30 and finish at 2.30. We have six periods
and a break of half an hour from 11.15 to 11.45.
Lessons are OK and we have to study subjects like Maths, Geography,
History, English, French, Latin, Greek, Philosophy ... it depends on the
course you are.
We also have extra academic activities like theatre, sports and trips .
Education is compulsory until you are sixteen, then you study the ESO
(enseñanza secundaria obligatoria) and then 2 years of Bachillerato
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Our school is not very big (326) students from 12 to 16, but it is nice.

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