PHOTO EXHIBITION

Don't miss our 4th year students' photo exhibition. Leave your comments telling us which photo is, in your opinion, the best.

Iniesta interviewed by The Guardian

If you admire Iniesta, read the interview in The Guardian with information about his early years, his success and his difficult moments.

http://www.guardian.co.uk/football/2012/nov/09/andres-iniesta-barcelona-spain-interview

WORKING TOGETHER OUT OF POVERTY

Every October, 17th since 1993 the United Nations observe the International Day for the Eradication of Poverty. This day tries to promote people's awareness of the need to eradicate poverty worldwide, also in the place we live. 2012 theme is "Working together out of poverty".

What can we do to fight against poverty and combat hunger?

This year Norba Bilingual Section students want to take real action. Every student is invited to donate food for the Food Bank in Cáceres. Agapito Antana and Montaña Regueiro, two volunteers at the Food Bank, told us they are really in need of MILK and OIL, so let concentrate on that!

THE IDEAL TEACHER

Does the perfect teacher exist or is it science fiction?
On October, 5th we celebrate the World Teachers' Day.
What do you think makes a good teacher?
Do you have good memories of your teachers? Share them with us. Leave your comments.

“Take a stand for teachers!” is the slogan of World Teachers’ Day 2012 (5 October) 

Taking a stand for the teaching profession means providing adequate training, ongoing professional development, and protection for teachers’ rights.

All over the world, a quality education offers hope and the promise of a better standard of living. However, there can be no quality education without competent and motivated teachers.

On this day, we call for teachers to receive supportive environments, adequate quality training as well as ‘safeguards’ for teachers’ rights and responsibilities...We expect a lot from teachers – they, in turn, are right to expect as much from us. This World Teachers’ Day is an opportunity for all to take a stand.    

       Irina Bokova, UNESCO Director-General

Teachers are among the many factors that keep children in school and influence learning. They help students think critically, process information from several sources, work cooperatively, tackle problems and make informed choices.

Why take a stand for teachers? Because the profession is losing status in many parts of the world.. World Teachers’ Day calls attention the need to raise the status of the profession - not only for the benefit of teachers and students, but for society as a whole, to acknowledge the crucial role teachers play in building the future.

http://www.unesco.org/new/en/unesco/events/prizes-and-celebrations/celebrations/international-days/world-teachersday/

NICE TO MEET YOU!

We are back after summer holidays. September is a time to meet people and to catch up with friends. Read what 2nd year students found out about their classmates. They wrote more than 50 comments!!! Good work!!! Go to 2º ESO BLOG 

NORBA SCHOOL WEEK

March has been a pretty busy month, with the second term exams and with our School Week, full of activities coordinated by María Cortés, one of our English Department teachers. Congratulations, María!

In this link you can see some of the games played by the first year students (A+B and C+D). We played "Egg and Spoon Races", "Three legged races" and "Hanging apples". We went out of the classroom, it was sunny and it was great fun!

BILINGUAL STUDENTS ARE DOING INTERVIEWS

First, second and third year students are doing interviews in English. The aim is to improve our speaking skills. Students come to the English Department in pairs. First they have to do an individual speaking task and then they interact with his or her partner. Don't worry, don't panic. We all can speak!!!