Make your own folder (A Technology Project)

2 ESO students have created a presentation where they show all the works made in a project for the Technology class.They made cardboard folders and you can see the process (measuring, cutting,folding and assembling materials ) in this video.

We can find the results at the end of the presentation but what is more relevant is how they learn to design a plan, follow instructions, organize … The students developed their crafty skills in a very creative activity.

In a world dominated by the AI, this video represents the power of the process and creativity to learn how to make things by ourselves.

“Life is a journey, not a destination” R.W.Emerson

And now, enjoy it and try to do it on your own.

If you want to read the script to know the process in detail, just see the document below

Exploring Algebra beyond the classroom

3 ESO students have made funny and practical projects to show Math in their daily lives. Creating these works they have learnt in team work, how mathematics helps to solve real life problems and make decisions. Algebra is not just a subject but a powerful tool which is present in our lives without realizing it.

If you want to have a good time and learn, all the projects are displayed on our Blue Board in the corridor. Take a moment to explore them. It’s worth seeing them.

Christmas 2025

Last Christmas, our students celebrated the end of the year with different activities : singing carols, watching films, learning specific vocabulary, making Christmas cards and decorations ,etc and you can see part of their work in our blue board in the corridor.

We wish you a happy new year.

Thanksgiving 2025

On the fourth Thursday of November, families and friends in USA and Canada come together to celebrate this festivity. Its origin is the feast that the Pilgrims held with the Native Americans to commemorate their successful harvest.

Our 1 ESO students have been told about this tradition and have made Thanksgiving cards in the shape of fruit which decorate our Bilingual Board.

The Thanksgiving Day parade is amazing especially in big cities like New York.

To know more about this tradition click here

https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/general-english/magazine-zone/thanksgiving

Don’t say you love me!

The Music and English Departments of IES Celia Viñas have joined efforts in these activities to approach music in English both from a linguistic and musical standpoint.

Students from 2ºESO A, B and C have practised their English and singing skills by means of analyzing and singing to two songs: the K-pop hit “Don’t Say You Love Me” by Korean star Jin and an oldie goldie from the eighties, Supertramp’s “Logical Song”.

The first song contains lots of verbs in the present simple, present continuous and past simple. On the other hand, the “Logical Song” is filled with adjectives to practise their pronunciation. Once analysed in the English lessons, the students sang the songs karaoke-style in their music lesson. 

We only hope they have had fun!

Music and Halloween


1B and 1C Students, divided into groups, watched a video set in a haunted house. It consisted of a game in which they had to answer several questions related to the music they were listening to (Danse Macabre, Camille Saint – Saëns). In addition, they also have to perform some rhythms with body percussion.

1A and 2C students also used body percussion and the music from Addams Family to celebrate this festivity.

Halloween 2025

Costumes and decorations are back again. Our students have created them to remember this traditional festivity in the english-speaking countries and other parts of the world. They have known the origins of this event in the ancient Celtic festival of Samhain when people made bonfires and wore disguises to scare away wandering spirits.

1 ESO students listened to spooky Halloween stories told by 1 IB students and other activities were made to remind students that history and culture can also be fun.

Have a nice Halloween!

Halloween 2025

A film to become more tolerant

ESPA I and II students attended to the film showing : “Votemos” directed by Santiago Requejo. After the film, the students shared some minutes with the director and one of the man actors.They listened to the analysis of the story and make questions about the plot . This film tells about social prejudice against mental health using a common episode, a neighbours’ meeting. As the director said “We all think we’re tolerant—until a dilemma hits close to home.” The students will work on the activity Comment on the film topic in class.

Volcanoes

1 ESO A students have created volcanoes to understand some geological concepts and their importance in our life. You will see active , erupting, dormant and extinct volcanoes. You can visit the exhibition in the corridor next to their class during this month.

Our Irish-American board

Our colorful board shows a variety of activities and illustrations about Ireland and the USA, created by the language assistants in the bilingual programme and our students. It includes fun facts, cultural symbols, traditional foods, and famous landmarks from both countries. The board is decorated with drawings, maps, and student-made crafts that highlight differences and similarities between Irish and American culture. It’s an engaging and educational display that brings both countries to life for our students.

We take advantage of this entry to thank our language assistants Aoife and Max for their work and attitude during this course and we hope we will be in contact for future activities.

It has been a great course with lots of activities and we are looking forward to meeting you in September.

Enjoy your Summer break and don’t forget to use your English as much as possible !