Frohe Ostern!

In dieser Woche haben unsere Deutsch-AG Schüler Osterhase gespielt. Zuerst wurden Eier bemalt, manche wurden zu echten kleinen Kunstwerken, dann haben die älteren "Osterhasen" gespielt und die Eier versteckt. Die jüngeren Schüler durften suchen und ein Osterei in einem schönen Körbchen, welches die älteren für sie gebastelt hatten, mit nach Hause nehmen. Eine Tradition in Deutschland, die den Kindern in Spanien auch sehr gut gefällt. Wir wünschen allen schöne Ferien!

Happy Easter!

This week our German extra-curricular students have turned into real Easter bunnies. First they painted some eggs, and then the older kids went outside to hide the eggs. The younger ones had to find them all, which was not so easy... They took an Easter egg home in a lovely little basket, made by their friends. A tradition in Germany that the children in Spain like too. We wish you all happy holidays!

¡Felices Pascuas!

Esta semana nuestros alumnos de la extracurricular de Alemán han puesto en práctica una tradición alemana que a ellos también les gusta mucho. Han pintado huevos para convertirlos en bonitos huevos de Pascua, y luego los alumnos más mayores se fueron a la montañeta para esconderlos. A continuación el otro grupo fue a buscarlos, una tarea difícil gracias al ingenio de los "Conejos de Pascua"... Se llevaron a casa un huevo en una típica cesta de Pascua que los mayores habían confeccionado para ellos. ¡Os deseamos a todos felices vacaciones!

Conny Hellmann

Deutschlehrerin

Easter Egg Hunt

In the UK, Easter is one of the major festivals of the year. It is a break full of celebrations, traditional food and a time for fun. Kids usually celebrate it with Easter eggs, which are a symbol of spring and new life. Therefore, we thought it would be a great idea to transmit this old tradition to our Oral English 1st Year Primary students.

We talked about the bright colours and what they represent at this special time. Finally we made an Easter Hunt throughout the playground. Children went outdoors to search for the hidden eggs, exploring each place of the School where the Easter bunny could have left an egg. They were excited and anxious to find them all, and after a short expedition they managed to gather the 20 Easter eggs.

With this entertaining activity our students learnt a bit more about the English culture and traditions and now it is time for them to transmit their knowledge at home, make their own Easter Egg Hunt and have enough time to digest all the chocolate. Happy Easter!

Cristina Cutanda

English Department