CHRISTMAS GREETING
Christmas greetings from the teachers of the bilingual section. We hope you like it :)jueves, 13 de octubre de 2022
EUROPEAN DAY OF THE LANGUAGES
Last October 26th, it was the European day of the languages. For this reason, we asked our students to prepare some posters with emojis and sayings or tongue twisters in different languages. Most of them were in English but there were also examples of many other languages which are represented in our school.
We had a good time reading some tongue twisters. You can see it in the video which is uploaded.
BACK AGAIN
We are back again. After our well-deserved summer holidays, a new academic year has just started. This time we are back to normal life and this is a relief for all of us. We are very excited about it!!!
miércoles, 16 de marzo de 2022
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN´S DAY AT NORBA
Last March 8th, It was the international women´s day. Our students did some projects about important women, who were famous in different fields. The exhibition was named: GREAT WOMEN, and it was displayed in the entrance hall of our school. These are some pictures about it:
martes, 8 de marzo de 2022
INTERNATIONAL WOMEN´S DAY
We´d like to upload this beautiful poem written by Nikita Gill to celebrate the international women´s day at Norba:
The Women I Know
I
call them: my sisters, goddesses and the moon.
I
tell them they glow more radiant
with
each passing spring and monsoon.
We
have loved each other through the pain,
through
the forests of crueller hearts
and
refused to tear each other apart,
even
though we were all taught in subtle ways
from
an early age
to
hate one another.
We
defy it by naming each other holy.
Defend
one another with a primal fury.
Tell
ourselves, our daughters and our mothers,
together
we will write better
stories
to tell. Oceans to love.
Skies
to fly.
I call them: my sisters, goddesses and the moon.
I tell them they glow more radiant
with each passing spring and monsoon.
We have loved each other through the pain,
through the forests of crueller hearts
and refused to tear each other apart,
even though we were all taught in subtle ways
from an early age
to hate one another.
We defy it by naming each other holy.
Defend one another with a primal fury.
Tell ourselves, our daughters and our mothers,
together we will write better
stories to tell. Oceans to love.
Skies to fly.
Nikita Gill