WORKSHOPS IN SECONDARY EDUCATION
Reading Club
Every Monday during the 12:00 o’clock break, our school library becomes a space for book lovers who come together for our Reading Club to enjoy the great universal classics with our teacher Iris Terrados. This term we have started with A Brave New World by Aldous Huxley, and the students are enjoying discussions and analysis of this work that invites us to reflect on the future and society. A great opportunity to discover the gems of literature together!
Creative Writing Workshop
In this workshop, which takes place on Tuesdays and Fridays during the 12 o’clock break in the Geoffrey Chaucer classroom, we learn new narrative techniques from our teacher Suranji Kaburugamuwa, in addition to creating texts and stories. This encourages our students’ artistic freedom and allows them to develop their creativity and imagination, to think and write in a different way. The workshop helps students to better structure their ideas, improve their written expression and be original. We invite all students to join us and explore the wonderful world of writing with us!
CONTESTS IN SECONDARY WRITING CONTEST
🎃 Hal loween Wr i t ing Contest – Secondary 🎃
Get ready to share your creativity and scare us with your best story! This year some students from our school have organised a Halloween writing contest for both Secondary and Primary students. The best stories will be selected by Malin (4th year Secondary), Arina, Anfisa, Sofia, Alexandra Robertson (IB1) and Cindia (1st Baccalaureate). They will meet to read each story and choose the winners, to be announced next month!
Posters “25 November”
🎨 Participate in the “25th of November” Poster Contest! 🎨
On the occasion of the International Day for the Elimination of Violence against Women, the Estepona Town Council has announced the XXVI annual ‘25th of November’ Poster Contest. The aim of this contest is to raise awareness about gender violence and to promote a more egalitarian society. Generating attitudes of rejection towards all forms of violence, especially violence against women.
💡 Would you like to participate? Art teachers, María Domínguez and Ana Rueda, will be available at break times to support and guide interested students during their creative process.
Deadline for submissions: November 13th. Don’t miss out!
