CONGRATULATIONS to 1ºESO A on  winning the competition "A no fumar, ¡me apunto!" launched in our school.

The winning slogan was 

"One more cigarette, one minute less"

("Un cigarro más, un minuto menos")

Here you can see a picture of the posters they made for decorating the classroom:

No doubt you are all healthy boys and girls.
Enjoy your prize!

ANOTHER NEW FRIEND

CHRISTMAS PROJECTS

Christmas has arrived at our Dr. Fco. Marín School and our students are contributing to make it a nicer place. They have elaborated this lovely tree with Christmas wishes (with the invaluable help of Lola Martínez) and these beautiful Christmas cards. The best of them will win a prize. Which do you like most?





OUR SCHOOL WISHES YOU A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR!!!

THE NEW LOOK OF OUR BILINGUAL SCHOOL

From the English Department we invite you to get involved in this amazing experience and make your contributions!!

(By Adelina)

HALLOWEEN 2011

HALLOWEEN AT DR. IES FCO. MARIN

These posters and pumpkins have been elaborated by our students in 1º ESO to celebrate Halloween.

Pictures taken by Paco Bravo at the English Department.

CLASSROOM LANGUAGE

CLASSROOM LANGUAGE - stages in the lesson



Now you are studying bilingual 1º ESO, you will hear more and more English in your science and maths classroom and these expressions will sound familiar to you:

- Good morning everyone!
- How are you today?
- Let's start with the lesson now.
- Listen to me, please.
- Silence, please.
- Could you all listen to me, please?
- Come in.
- Go out.
- Stand up.
- Sit down.
- Switch on the lights / the computers
- Open your books on page ...
- Who can remember what we were talking about at the end of last lesson?
- Does anyone remember ..................................?
- I’d like you to get into pairs for this activity
- I want you to finish the exercises on page 16 now / at home.
- Do you understand?
- Do you have any questions?
- Let's check the answers.
- Well done.
- That's correct
- Good, you're getting better.
- Let me explain again.
- This is your homework for tomorrow.
- There is no homework today.
- Don’t forget your homework.
- Do exercise 10 on page 23 for your homework.
- It's time to finish.
- Have you finished yet?
- That’s all for now, see you Monday
- See you tomorrow
- OK, you can put away your things. See you next week.