IES Alhama, Corella
En el marco de la conmemoración del Día Internacional contra la Violencia de Género, en el IES Alhama hemos querido poner nuestro granito de arena con nuestra Segunda Carrera contra la Violencia de Género, en la que entre alumnado y profesorado han participado en torno a 500 personas.¡Muchas gracias a participantes y colaboradores!
Puedes ver las fotos en la galería o pinchando aquí
Nuestro alumnado de FPB de Cocina y Restauración ha visitado las bodegas Manzanos, en Azagra. Allí, han visto sus viñedos, el proceso de elaboración del vino e incluso han degustado una cata de mosto.
El domingo, 4 de noviembre, un grupo de 21 personas formadas por alumnado del IES Alhama, madres de la APYMA y socios y socias de “Biciclistas de Corella” disfrutaron una mañana de convivencia intergeneracional, ejercicio (13 km), naturaleza y taller de limpieza por parajes cercanos a Corella: Ombatillo, Estanquilla, Las Losillas, Las Raboseras y la Estanca. Recogimos 15 bolsas de basura, visitamos el “jardín ciudadano” y lo pasamos muy bien en buena compañía.
Recordamos que el proyecto “Movilidad sostenible, comunidad sostenible” (Proyecto Erasmus+ diseñado e implementado por el IES Alhama y Biciclistas de Corella) promueve la integración social, las relaciones intergeneracionales, la adquisición de competencias y los desplazamientos sostenibles.
Como participantes en la campaña “Recicla y recibe”, nos han dejado un contenedor rojo en la entrada del instituto para que depositemos plástico: botellas, envoltorios, bolsas, film transparente y bandejas de poliespán. En cuanto llenemos tres contenedores, una empresa de Alfaro (Solteco), recogerá el contenedor, fundirá el plástico y construirá con él un banco, una papelera o un aparca-bicis para el centro. Con ello se evitan los pasos intermedios que requiere el contenedor amarillo (recogida, transporte al centro de reciclaje, separado…) y nos beneficiamos todos.
CORELLA ESTA CAMBIANDO ¿Y TÚ? Recicla y recibe.
Publicada por Biciclistas de Corella en Viernes, 2 de noviembre de 2018
¡Anímate y recicla!
El martes 9 de octubre, el alumnado de 1º y 2º de FP Básica visitó el vigésimo congreso Gastronomika, en San Sebastián, donde disfrutaron de un fructífero día, rodeados de la mejor cocina vasca, española e internacional.
Nuestro centro, junto con otros cuatro institutos de la Ribera de Navarra (Castejón, Cintruénigo, Benjamín de Tudela y Valle del Ebro) ha participado en el proyecto “Cauces de historia de La Ribera del Ebro”, que se presentó el viernes 5 de octubre en el Cine Moncayo de Tudela. El objetivo de este proyecto es la recopilación de materiales orales, con el fin de profundizar en la historia de la zona a través de sus gentes. Los trabajos del alumnado se muestran al público en una exposición en la Casa del Almirante de Tudela.
Este es el enlace a la presentación del proyecto y al proyecto mismo:
https://labrit.net/es/presentacion-del-proyecto-cauces-de-historia-de-la-ribera-del-ebro-sus-gentes/
Os dejamos el relato del viaje de nuestros alumnos a Londres.
SATURDAY, JUNE 30th
Eight students from IES Alhama and three from EASDi Corella participated in this unforgettable trip. We started our adventure at (OMG!) 6 o’clock in the morning, whenwe hopped on a bus that took us to BiarritzAirport in France. After some long hours on the road we got on the plane to London, where our English partners picked us up.
We spent the rest of the day with our families doing different activities like going out with friends, walking around the area or watching TV.
SUNDAY, JULY 1st
The next day all the group got together to get on a train that would take us to Brighton. Our English partners showed us around the city and we walked along the beach up until an area with restaurants and bars in which we had lunch. To finish the evening we went to an open cinema to watch Spain and Russia confront each other in a round of 16World Cup football match. Unfortunately Spain lost, but there were no big football fans among us.
We got back to London and enjoyed what was left of the evening with our host families.
MONDAY, JULY 2nd
That day we had to leave our partners at school while we went on our first visit to London. We strolled across Hyde Park, we visited the Natural History Museum (fantastic!!)and, just for a little while, Harrod’s, the most famous department store in the world. Right afterwards we went sightseeing: Buckingham Palace, Westminster Abbey, Big Ben, Houses of Parliament… We got back to the school and rested after a long day of non-stop walking.
TUESDAY, JULY 3rd
Tuesday was the only day we had to attend to class, so we went to a few of their usual lessons. After lunch we were lucky and we got invited to see the school musical that was being performed only during that week.
In the afternoon we went to Westfield Mall, the biggest shopping centerin England. We had to take several trains to get there, but it was worth it when we got to see how spectacular that building and the shops were. In the end we spent almost 5 or 6 hours walking, having dinner but mostly of course,shopping.
WEDNESDAY, JULY 4th
The most exciting and tiring day was definitely Wednesday. We spent the whole day in London centre and to top it off we went to see Aladdin, a breath-taking musical.
The first thing we did was hopping on a boat along the river Thames from Greenwich to London Tower. Our next destination was the Shard, one of the tallest buildings in London, from which you can see the whole city through the enormous glass windows that surrounded the skyscraper. We had lunch at Borrow Market, full of peculiar stalls, and then we rushed to the heart of London: Covent Garden, Leicester Square andPicadilly Circus.
Once we had had our dinner we got together to go to the theatre and watch the spectacular musical Aladdin. Everyone was amazed by the performance, and we all agreed it was the best show we had ever been to.
THURSDAY, JULY 5th
Our trip sadly came to an end on Thursday. We had to say goodbye to all of our English partners and families to get on the plane back to Spain. We would’ve been delighted to stay at least one more week, but anyway we were all very happy with how the trip had turned out. Many of us are still keep contact with our partners and I’m sure we’ll see each other again soon.
Centro público dependiente del Gobierno de Navarra, el IES Alhama ha contribuido desde su creación en 1981 a la formación de cientos de ciudadanos.