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LAUDE School Magazine Thursday 21st February– Volume 1, Issue 15 the world. Over three hundred thousand of those books were destined for use by primary and secondary school aged children. with a small dollop of fruit jam to add extra sweetness to these moreish St Valentines favourites. Students plan to give these Valentines treats to their parents, friends and teachers over the remainder of the week. http://www.bookaid.org/worldbookday During the day pupils will design book covers, pupils will visit other classes to read together, participate in an interhouse book quiz and contribute to a Class book, which will be displayed in the Library following World Book Day. Also, please note that Bookworld will be selling books on 7 March for World Book Day. Please support us by buying your books at school as we can earn commission on sales and buy more books for our libraries! We are looking forward to a fun day celebrating our love of books and reading. Mrs. V. Hurst - Primary Literacy Coordinator As John Paul Young once sang, “Love is in the Air” at Laude San Pedro International College as students studying Food Technology from Years 7 – 10 prepared and cooked jam filled butter biscuits, also known as “sables” in class this St Valentine’s Week. These traditional French cookies were made using a heart shaped cutter and when baked, sandwiched together Here we see Year 9 with their final products. Congratulations everyone on a job well done! Mr. R. Ellis – Technology Department On Thursday 2 March, Year 5 went to the Picasso Museum in Malaga to study the art of Pablo Picasso as part of our “Express yourself” topic. We were given a guided tour, which gave us lots of opportunities to share our ideas about the paintings we saw. We enjoyed looking at how Picasso often paints his subjects in very unusual ways! The Year 5 children asked a lot of very thoughtful questions and Mrs Hurst and Mrs Backwell were very impressed with the mature attitude our pupils showed. We are now feeling very inspired to create our own amazing works of art! Mrs. V. Hurst and Mrs. R. Backwell - Year 5 Primary´s Boys Football teams Triumph! There was nothing romantic about our Primary boys’ approach to their Valentine’s Day fixture against Swans Primary School. In the combined Year 3 and 4 team, Luis Santiago scored a first half hat-trick, Ronan O’Mahoney contributed 4 brilliant goals and Year 3’s Alvaro Fernandez, rose above the opposition to score with a great header. The Year 5’s followed their school mates’ example, and the fortunate spectators were again treated to some wonder-goals by Manuel Venegas, Marco Mutavdzic, Jeremy Albouhair, (2), and confidently leading up front Alexander Andrason scoring 4 superb goals. Miss O. Garcia- Head of PE Edited by: Mr. C. Marchand - Head of Secondary
LAUDE School Magazine Thursday 21st February– Volume 1, Issue 15 Congratulations to the following students who were awarded with this week´s “Star of the Week Award”! Year 6A: Egor Year 6C: Ksenia Year 4dC: Gabriela Year 4M: Rubén Year 3dC: Marta Year 3F: Alejandra Year 2B: Vanessa Year 2M: Noor Year 1A: Jaime Year 1H: Diana Also, we are pleased to announce that FIRE is in the lead of the House Points battle with a very impressive 466 Points! Mr. S. Croll – KS2 Coordinator Key Stage 3 Inter House Basketball Tournament The Key Stage 3 Inter-House Basketball Tournament got off to a great start with students from each House showing good standard of skill Edited by: Mr. C. Marchand - Head of Secondary and some excellent individual performances. The matches played were filled with great excitement, with all our boys and girls showing first class passes and magnificent dribbling. It was wonderful to see so many students supporting their house teams and showing great enthusiasm and enjoyment. We at Laude encourage all our pupils to participate in a wide variety of competitions where students experience team spirit and gain a sense of achievement. Well done to House Earth who put up a great fight to be crowned KS3 Inter- House Basketball champions. Miss O. Garcia – Head of PE LAUDE´S GARDENS This month in Natural Sciences in ESO 2, we have studied the structure of Ecosystems. We have identified its components and understood some of the relationships that exist between its inhabitants. We´ve also learned to classify living things according to their roles. The use of graphics and statistics have helped us to realise that between the different levels of living things there exist more links than we could think of at first. To understand this a little bit better, we decided to visit our nearest ecosystem, Laude’s gardens. We planned to make observations and take notes to create atrophic pyramids and networks. These tools would show us the various species that live beyond the windows of our classrooms, and the inhabitants’ proportion in each atrophic level. What we have found is that in our little ecosystem there is a great biodiversity, well maintained by our gardener Miguel, where we can find ornamental producers like the Pitosporo from China or the Tropical Lantana; or representatives of our Mediterranean forest, like the Oak, Cork Oak and Wild Olive trees; there are also consumers, like the Asian palm weevil; birds such as Gulls, Finches or Greenfinches (Embernagra platensis); reptiles like Lizards or mammals such as small moles (Arvicolinae) and Cats. The widest level of the trophic pyramid of numbers belongs to the group of producers (plants), followed by primary consumers (insects, mollusks, moles, birds…), secondary consumers (Lizards, Ladybirds, birds…) and tertiary consumers (Cats, European mantis, Gulls…), in this order. Congratulations, guys, for your successful expedition.
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