Conflict Workshop

We prepared a workshop on conflict for the visit of our Irish partner school.

We have a map of world conflicts:
Here some conflicts we worked on

 We prepared also a presentation about Basque culture and history to prepare their vist to the Peace Museum in Gernika.

We analyzed Picasso's 'Guernica', trying to relate Art and Conflict.

All together we reflect on conflicts, we tried a "world café" activity.

And them a fieldtrip to Gernika.

Irish Visit

Our Irish friends came to visit us, as part of the exchange we have with Wilson's Hospital School. They came a week ago and left yesterday.

We really enjoyed their company and we tried to be good guests.
The weather was so so, but good enough to enjoy the beach and visit San Sebastian
The activities we did with them; were the visits to Peace and City museums, the trip to Gernika, climbing Igeldo and the farewel dinner. We did some workshops too!

  A Chat with foreign students

Another activity we had was to put them in contact with younger students. We took irish students to 4th DBH level students to have a chat in small groups with our exchange partners, in addition to practicing their English, they had the opportunity to learn about the way of life in Ireland and the differences between our educational systems. 

A contest

Here it is a contest for FEDER.
It is an individual contest where you just need to take a picture of a project of Feder in the basque Country:

http://www.ecoeuskadi2020.net/blog/archives/5402/2o-concurso-juvenil-de-fotografia-donde-ves-europa-en-euskadi

A Big Challenge for the Future: Sustainability!

We are dealing with  Sustainability, to learn about the subject we take advantage of the work our fellow students from 'European and International Studies' made last year on the subject.
They created a Wiki on the main aspects of this Challenge:

/http://sustainabilitym-d.wikispaces.com/

Then in couples we did choose a subject of our interest to develop in the digital format we wanted.

Luberri loves Ireland

We love this opportunity  to do an exchange with our partner school Wilson's from Multyfarham. We had been doing it for the last four years and every year we had the opportunity to enjoy the hospitality of our Irish friends.

We are very happy to keep the contact with this school, where our students not only can learn about a different European culture and meet new people, but also can improve their language skills.

Here is a Blog about our trip:
Luberri loves Ireland

A brief presentation:
Slideshow of Ireland