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Hi everyone! How is it going? We are very excited today because we are doing a new party! THE MONEY HEIST! It is 9:00 am and it is breakfast time! After it, they have brushed their teeth, tidied up their room and finally at 10:00 am, they have started their first English class of the day. During break time, students doing the blog have come together to write everything that happens during the day. Meanwhile, the other ones have had time to play the last world championship games as well as enjoy their last days together. Once the second lesson…

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Hello! How are you? It is pictures day today! Wearing the school’s t-shirt, students have been able to enjoy a delicious British breakfast. After having sausages, bacon and scrambled eggs, kids have gone to their morning class where some of them talked about feminism. It is break time and boys and girls have been playing some sports while eating some fruit. Moreover, students in charge of helping with the blog have helped detail it. After the other English class, kids had a special lunch. Some hakas came to Pobletoa to present themselves by dancing their ritual. Every year, two tribes…

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Good morning everyone! It is a new day here in 5C 2019. Students have woken up at 8:45 to have breakfast to have energy for the first English class of the week. During this first hour and a half, kids have been studying grammar and vocabulary by playing some games and doing worksheets. Afterwards, they have had break time to buy some food from the bar as well as playing world championship. This is an individual competition where students decide to play either badminton, table tennis, chess or all to gain points for their Olympic teams. Once the break is…

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Hi parents! Our teenagers have just started an amazing term in English Summer! Yesterday, all our students came to La Capella and after the check-in, they went to the classrooms to make their level tests. When our director of the house explained all the rules of the house, our teenagers went to have dinner by groups of monitor to start knowing eachother and after that, they went play outdoors. When the party started, all the kids organized themselves by teams and started to play some icebreacking games. Our monitors formed their own groups and competed with the students. After that,…

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