Curso 2018-2019

Last 23th November, our second race against gender violence took place in Corella. It was an event organized by the Ies Alhama High School and it was very challenging.

To start, there was an atmosphere of nerves and excitement. Before running, everyone was warming-up to avoid getting injured. In addition, there was motivating background music. We had to do our best because our P.E. teacher was going to evaluate the results. Moreover, the path was 3,8 Km long and it was in bad conditions because it had rained a lot the day before. Because of that, you had to be alert not to fall down.

In my case, while I was running, I heard a noise of someone shouting. Due to, I went immediately and saw a girl laying down on the floor. She had twisted her ankle. First, I helped her and then I finished the race very exhausted! Once, when everyone had finished, we all clapped and promised to continue fighting against gender violence.

All in all, it was a great experience and I was very proud of myself because I don’t like much running. I hope that our high school will continue celebrating this event.

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Laura Vicente Mellado   1º Bachillerato B1

Last 23rd November, our high school held the second cross performed by students who ran to declare their firm opposition to gender violence. The race took part along a path located around Corella’s countryside. As I was involved in the race, I can mention that the atmosphere was incredibly amazing as everyone was ready to participate and contribute to the cause.

To start with, this event was possible thanks to the persistence of the physical education’s head of department, Toño Peña. Moreover, the high school’s caretakers Mila, Jose and Fran, provided the dorsals which the students wore through the race. There were also various teachers that helped the participants before the start and registered afterwards their performance.

Although the day had started with the sky covered in dark clouds, it suddenly began to rain. As the path was not asphalted, it got muddy enough to complicate the course of the race. Despite the difficulties, the cross was not cancelled and everything was ready at the scheduled time. Thank god the rain stopped a couple of hours before the start and we were able to run without being wet, which is a huge advantage. However, the trek was still puddly and unfortunately, several students were close to fall down to the floor.

All in all, it was a great event that reinforced Alhama High School’s involvement against gender violence. ________________________________________________________________________

Íñigo Cameo de Dios 1ºA Bachillerato

El pasado mes de diciembre recibimos la visita de un antiguo alumno del centro y actual líder de desarrollo de proyectos web en la empresa RedBull, en Salzburgo (Austria). Desde el IES Alhama, agradecemos a Antonio Librada su visita y le damos gracias por contarnos su experiencia.

La Comunidad del IES Alhama ha guardado este martes un minuto de silencio en recuerdo de Laura Luelmo, la joven asesinada en El Campillo (Huelva). Queremos expresar nuestra repulsa por su asesinato y reiterar nuestro firme compromiso con la eliminación de todo tipo de violencia ejercida contra las mujeres.