martes, 12 de febrero de 2013

BUFFET 2013

Ayer lunes 11 de Febrero del 2013 se inició el Buffet en las Nuevas Instalaciones del Centro.
Podeis ver las fotos que van a servir para una actividad de los alumnos del Ciclo Bilingüe. Los alumnos han utilizado en la realización de los carteles los colores corporativos del ciclo.

lunes, 11 de febrero de 2013

JORNADAS DE PUERTAS ABIERTAS 2013

Comienzan hoy las Jornadas de Puertas Abiertas del 2013.

Muchos han sido los días de preparación, organizando a los grupos que van a intervenir:
_ Agencias de Viajes: Los alumnos y alumnas actuarán de guias para los Centros visitantes. Ellos portan pancartas específicas a modo de estandarte, un plano con la ruta a seguir para visitar con un determinado orden los talleres y aulas del Centro.
- Lengua de Signos: intervienen signando en la Lengua de Signos Española.
- Actividades Físico Deportivas: exponen en un stand los eventos que organizan a lo largo del curso.
- Jardinería, de Educación Especial: exponen en un stand las plantas que han preparado para su venta.
- Madera, PCPI: exponen productos que han fabricado para su venta Dejamos aquí las primeras fotografias de esta jornada.

 

miércoles, 6 de febrero de 2013

THE DEATH ROAD N-340




On the 6th February 1937 the troops of the general Gonzalo Queipo de Llano came into Málaga. Nearly 100.000 republican people had to escape to Almería by the only possible way, the N-340 which was named The Death Road”.

About 150.000 men, women and children tried to escape and look for a place to hide and be saved. They were very scared of the “National troops”. There was no place to run away but the N-340 and so there they were, all the fascists, who were bombarding everyone from the ships, from the air from the earth with the tanks.

The Italian troops came from the north, Queipo de Llano’ soldiers came from the west and, the ships from the fascist F. Franco were waiting on the sea. These assassin troops were helped by Italian and German fascists. To know precisely how many people died there is absolutely impossible. However, some sources say that many dead bodies ended up in mass graves or that the Guadalfeo River took them with it. In the San Rafael mass grave, more than 4.300 victims have been identified according to Andrés Fernández, a scientist and the man responsible for the researching the Cemetery San Rafael.

 “Boys only wore their trousers and girls only wore their wide dresses. All of them were half-dressed and beneath the sun…. “(Norman Bethune’s notes who was a Canadian Surgeon and a voluntary doctor working with the “Socorro Rojo”). 



Texto traducido del artículo de prensa de Público Por Mª Isabel Pérez Ortega
 Correcciones  por Samantha Potts
                                                                   Málaga, 6 de febrero de 2013