2016-2017

Last course we had another blog.
Here you have the link to have a look:
SCIENTIFIC CULTURE

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Second Prize!!!

At the Civis contest of Eurobasque, we got the second prize.
All the group went to Bilbao to the Basque Government delegation to receive it.
It is an honor to work in such a great group.
Congratulations!

CIVIS contest

Here it is the Basque version of the job we did. In the second page there are the Spanish and English one.

https://docs.google.com/document/d/1Dpnf8PkXPhJa8_ec9QTsWASw8KUWF0bULi78JBLMIiM/edit?usp=sharing

EUROPE DAY 9th MAY

Europe Day Week

We've been doing different activities through out the week.
They are related to the climate change and Europe.
We created a superheroe "Greenpuchu" He is working to make us aware of environmental actions we should be doing.

 

We had activities in class time and during the breaks.

 

 We practised European sports and explain Climatic change problems to younger students. We had a photography contest and quizzes and quetionaires.

Climate Change Exhibition

We decided to draw some posters to make aware our fellow students how can they fight against climate chage.

1. Get involved

Support effective climate organizations: like "Ekologistak martxan", "Eguzki", "Greenpeace"...

2. Be energy efficient

Switch off lights, Change light bulbs to compact fluorescents or LEDs, nplug computers, TVs and other electronics when not in use. Wash clothes in cold or warm (not hot) water, don't use driers...

4. Eat Green

Buy organic and locally grown foods. Avoid processed items. Grow some of your own food. And eat low on the food chain (at least one meat-free meal a day) 

5.RRR

Reduce your consumerism. Reuse as much as you can second hand things. Recycle paper, plastic, metal, glass, and organics.

6. Use your feet

Transportation causes about 25 per cent of  greenhouse gas emissions, so walk, cycle or take transit whenever you can.