SHAKESPEARE ON OUR IPAD OR IPHONE?

Yes! Although Shakespeare died in 1616, he's into the lastest techonology too.
There were a few apps on his life and works but now a new app has been released to mark William Shakespeare's birthday. It lets users take a virtual reality tour of the Globe theatre he made famous.
It's called Shakespeare's Globe 360 App and it's awesome!

In the video below you can see how it works.

If you want to see how it was released and the opinion of boys and girls about it, click here you watch the video on the BBC Newsround Channel.

WORLD BOOK DAY AND ST. GEORGE'S DAY

Hello everyone,

Today we are celebrating World Book Day and St. George's day too. If you want to find out more about these two celebrations, how about listening to the podcast that Alba and Sabela have recorded?

If you do it, you will find out the importance of the flower below and why the colour red is in the English flag.

II BOOK FESTIVAL

As you may know, we are celebrating our II BOOK FESTIVAL this week. To start getting ready for it, the teacher Raquel Torrejón from the E.O.I de Santiago de Compostela recorded a video telling us about her reading habits. Why don't you watch it ? If you want to try your listening skills you can click here and answer the quiz about it?

Thanks Raquel!

Bachillerato students remember Anne Frank

Some Bachillerato students from our school  have been doing some research on Anne Frank and her diary. On a day like this, they want to honour her with this video collecting some quotes from it.

#notsilent: Remembering Anne Frank

This year the Anne Frank Trust and Penguin Random House (UK publishers of The Diary of A Young Girl) have joined together to mark the 70th anniversary of Anne’s death with a one minute campaign called #notsilent.

Instead of a one minute’s silence to commemorate the end of Anne Frank’s short life, they invite us to read out loud a one minute passage from Anne’s inspirational writing at any time on or after Tuesday 14th April.

Since her diary has been translated to more than 70 languages, we wanted to take part in this event by reading two extracts in English, Galego and Spanish. These are your schoolmates' readings.