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International School Cross Country ChampionshipOn Thursday 3 rd February the long awaited, once postponed,Cross Country Championships took place at EIC, run over a3km route close to their school. Swans entered a full teamfrom Years 7 to 11, five boys and five girls in each year groupcategory. We also took along fourteen strong runners fromYear 6 who entered either as funrunners to gain experience, or aspart of the secondary team. Therewere five schools competing forindividual 1 st Place trophies,medal placings, and moreimportantly, a team prize. Pointsaccumulated throughout the dayto give us 2 nd place overall with825 points. EIC won the eventwith a total of 988 and Laude finished third with 629points. This was an excellent result for Swans andcongratulations go to everybody who completed the course.1 st Place Year 7 Girls Marta Rodriguez1 st Place Year 7 Boys Will Bach1 st Place Year 8 Girls Imani Tupper1 st Place Year 9 Boys Joshua RowatMedal Winners: Yassine Rabhi, Bill Blackwell, Natalia Moreno, Ida Lundgren, AntonBrink, Monica Vargas, Robin Dobson, Agustin Cominges, Chloe Fitou, Lola Rodriguez,Annie Justh, Blanca Cominges, Federico Bocalandro, Miguel Bacharov and Ella Justh.Special mention goes to the following students who ran out of category for a more seniorage team: Miguel Bacharov, Manuel Anguita, Jesus Sobredo, James Howard, MarcoValenzuela, Barry Oliva, Ida Lundgren, Michelle Kempowski, Angelica Konygin, NataliaMoreno, Monica Petrovic, and particularly to Grace Gordon and Selena Goldsztajn fromYear 6 who competed in the year 10 team.Swans Newsletter
Maths ChallengeThe maths department are pleased to announce two winnersfor this half terms maths challenge.1 st Prize of 20 Euros 2 nd Prize of 10 EurosCarmen Raad 6HSMarco Valenzuela 8KHA new maths challenge can be found every half term outsidethe nurse’s room, with full instructions of how to submit yourentry. We hope more students will take on the next challenge.Black Box TheatreStudents from both Primary and Secondarygathered at the Little Swan Theatre last Fridayand received a real cultural treat courtesy of BlackBox Theatre Company, Marbella. ‘A ThousandCranes` is a modern fable following the lives of aJapanese family living in the wake of theHiroshima atomic bomb. Many students couldidentify with the young protagonist’s hope andoptimism for the future and the simple metaphorof life as a race. A small cast of three, effectively created a foreboding and eerie ambiencewith minimalist materials. This sad symbolic tale left students with a strong sense of thetragedy of war and the knowledge that all actions have consequences.Valentine’s Day Cake SaleMr. Graeme needed some help to raise money forthe Triple A dog charity. Some Year 6RS girlsincluding Grace, Isabella, Lucia, Megan, Selena,Katia, Amaya, Brooke, Chloe, Lilia and Marinadecided to help him. They meet him at lunchtimesand also join him every Saturday at Triple A tovolunteer. The girls asked for permission to raisemoney by having a cake sale, which was a greatsuccess. They made posters and asked every pupilfrom Year 6 to bring in Valentine cakes. Seniorschool pupils were also allowed to wear silly socks or tights for this occasion. We wouldlike to thank all the teachers and students who supported us and we are pleased to haveraised 270€.World Book DayOn the 24 th and 25 th of February Swans Secondary and Primary celebrated World BookDay and enjoyed the visit of Ana Fischel, author of ‘The Twelve Quests’. A full report willappear in the next newsletter.Swans Newsletter
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