Global classroom 2019/20
Durante este curso y debido a la Covid 19 se han suspendido parte de las actividades preparadas para los alumnos. Afortunadamente se pudo participar en Global Classroom como se venía haciendo en cursos anteriores.
Los alumnos seleccionados en nuestro centro para participar fueron María Aranda, Carolina Benito, Andrea George, Nuria Lacoma, Eva Martín, David Modroño, David Muñoz, Asier Santamaría, Inés Santamaría y Nadia Valero. De entre ellos, Carolina Benito y David Muñoz recibieron una mención especial.
A continuación incluimos una muestra gráfica del estupendo trabajo realizado y por el que damos la enhorabuena a los alumnos, a los profesores participantes y, en especial, a la coordinadora del proyecto bilingüe. Esperamos que os guste.
Y por último, la mención especial y la alegría de los participantes.
¡¡Enhorabuena a todos!!
Pozuelo de Alarcón, 1 de septiembre de 2020
Bilingual festival 2018/19
Bilingual Festival 2019 Program
Some photos and videos to remember the festival.
Rehearsal before the performance.
First level of ESO
Third level of ESO.
Performance: wellcome and presentation
Pozuelo de Alarcón, 7 de julio de 2019
Global Classroom 2018/19
Entre los días
21 y 28 de Enero, en el CRIF Las Acacias de Vista Alegre, alumnos de 3º de la
ESO de 113 Institutos bilingües de la Comunidad de Madrid han participado en los
debates de la fase preliminar del programa GLOBAL CLASSROOMS.
Este programa
es una iniciativa internacional patrocinada por Naciones Unidas que se realiza
en los institutos bilingües de Madrid bajo la dirección de la Consejería de Educación y la Comisión
Fullbright. Su objetivo principal es proporcionar un mayor conocimiento de los grandes
asuntos globales que afectan a las personas y al planeta y practicar en ingles destrezas tan importantes como investigar en distintas
fuentes, trabajar en equipo, debatir en público, etc.
Este curso nuestro
centro ha tomado parte en Global Classrooms por primera vez. Durante el primer trimestre todos alumnos de Sección de 3º ESO estuvieron trabajando sobre el tema de la violencia
juvenil- tema asignado este año- en
diferentes países del mundo, dirigidos por nuestro auxiliar Fulbright y los
profesores de Inglés y Geografía e Historia.
Este trabajo culminó en una conferencia a nivel de centro que se realizó
en el auditorio de la Escuela de Música el día 4 de diciembre. Tras ella, 10 alumnos fueron seleccionados por su
capacidad y trabajo para representar al centro en las conferencias de Madrid: Amaya
Obreo, Matilde Anaya, Sofía Juzgado, Calvin Reid y Carmen Medina de E3A; y Mara
Medina, David Pulido, Patricia González Piquero, Andrés de Miguel y Blanca
López Martín de E3B. Como auténticos
delegados de la ONU han representado en parejas a sus países: Grecia, Turquía, México, Pakistán
y Estados Unidos. A lo largo de la sesiones, hicieron sus discursos de
apertura, participaron en los debates defendiendo sus posturas y escuchando las
de otras delegaciones para finalmente redactar resoluciones definitivas y
concluir la conferencia votando una resolución conjunta.
El programa de Global Classroom es excelente y la experiencia educativa ha sido enormemente rica y positiva. Los alumnos han sido los protagonistas de su aprendizaje y nadie mejor que ellos para describirla.
“I really enjoyed Global Classrooms and I feel
lucky to have stayed in this competition for so long. You really learn a lot
and meet great people from other schools. You have to work really hard on your
English writing and speaking because everyone is just as good as you.” (Calvin
E3A)
“We
had a really good time and we enjoyed the experience very much. People were
very nice and we made some friends. It was much better than we expected. Everyone
was extremely well prepared. We want to recommend something to future
participants: don’t get stressed and enjoy the experience. Also getting
prepared for the conference was hard work but fun work. Teachers supported us a
lot and we are very grateful.” (Carmen y Amaya E3A)
“Global
Classroom was a great experience. I learned many things about how to
debate and also learned a lot about countries. Thanks to GC I know how to
research and write good essays. I also met many great people.” (Sofía E3A)
AN UNFORGETTABLE
EXPERIENCE.
“The opportunity
to participate in the Global Classrooms program has been an experience I will
remember all my life. There are many reasons that have made this incredible experience.
Firstly, on a
personal level, it has made me think and grow about my perception of society
and the problems faced by people in different countries. For example, the fact
of knowing more about the problems faced by other children around the world and
that all countries try to take measures to solve it.
Secondly, at the
school level, Global Classrooms has helped me improve my English a lot and
increase my ability to speak in public. It has helped me to lose the fear of
defending my ideas in front of other classmates. Another aspect of improving my
school level is that I have learned to listen carefully when other people
present their ideas.
Thirdly, on a personal level, the project has allowed me to work
together with one of my best friends. We have been able to do the work together
and we have known each other much more. I have also been able to meet other
guys like me from other high schools and I have noticed that there are very
good people in other places and have a very high level.
Finally, I am
very proud of my school, my teachers, my partners, my assistant and the Global
Classrooms team. For all that I have said before, I think this is a very good
experience that I am very happy to have had the opportunity to experience, that
is worth the effort that I have made with all my partners, my teachers and my
assistant. I encourage everyone to participate in this program if they have the
opportunity.
Thank you,”
(Matilde 3ºA)
10 alumnos de 3ºESO representarán al centro en las conferencias de Global Classroom de Madrid en la que participan 100 institutos.
This past semester, our students in 3A and 3B took part in an innovative program: Global Classrooms. These 60 students represented 30 different countries in the United Nations to resolve issues with Juvenile Crime worldwide. Conducting independent research, they became experts on their own countries, practiced public speaking, and created original ideas regarding the issue. This curriculum ended in a school-wide conference in the Escuela de Musica de Pozuelo.
Moving forward, 10 of these students will represent Gerardo Diego at a city-wide conference in Madrid on January 24th. They compete with over a hundred other schools to resolve issues in juvenile crime. David, Amaya, Carmen, Calvin, Sofia, Matilde, Blanca, Andres, Maura, and Patricia will represent the United States, Mexico, Turkey, Greece, and Pakistan. We are very excited to see our students take advantage of such a wonderful opportunity to participate and develop their voices.
Congratulations to the Global Classroom performance.
Pozuelo de Alarcón, December 11th, 2018
Bilingual Festival 2018
Some pictures to remember the Festival
And some videos to live it again...
A video to bid farewell to the course 2016/17
Bilingual Festival 2017
Pozuelo de Alarcón, 30 de mayo de 2017
