ELOS WORLD CAFÉ. 2019 OCTOBER 17TH


October is the right time to debate European issues for all our students. Mendebaldea BHI hosted our World Café and four Batxilergo students from each school discussed the impact of Europe on their lives in English with their peers from the other Elos schools. Four tables were set up covering various topics:
Table 1 General aspects about Europe
Table 2: Europe in your life
Table 3: European Dream
Table 4: Your future in Europe
 The atmosphere was really friendly and after our meeting we all headed for the Basque Government. There we visited the very center of so many important decisions regarding education. 




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FRIEDRICH ENGELS GYMNASIUM to have a good start. HERZLICH WILLKOMMEN


Together with a spell of good weather, we had another great visit in Gasteiz to celebrate the beginning of the new academic year. Our partners from Berlin spent some days with our students´ families and all the activities on schedule turned out to be highly successful. Thanks for coming. Keep in touch.

From Berlin (we visited our partners in springtime)


Friedrich-Engels-Gymnasium

to our homes in Vitoria-Gasteiz (11th/20th September 2019 )





2019/ 20 OUR CHOICE TO KEEP ON WORKING TOGETHER




September is back. The cruelest month in the year, no doubt . But it´s also the time for renewal. Moving on and eager to make a start again !! Just the right time to share our planning and invite you all to join our team.





KEEPING UP WITH THE TIMES. BREXIT WITHIN THE ELOS PARTNERSHIP. LECTURE AT THE LAW FACULTY IN DONOSTI




Julen reports (1.Batxil):


A TALK ABOUT BREXIT


April 7th, 2019. As many many other issues that concern us nowadays, what we call BREXIT also enjoys numerous experts’ attention, who then willingly and almost “mercifully” give us its keys, origins and possible consequences. Such an expert we found in professor Joxerramon Bengoetxea in the Donostia University Campus: as a law teacher, he is well aware of the economic, social but mainly economic issues surrounding UK’s ongoing divorce with the European Union, which he explained to an extensive group of high school students, among which we were.


An hour-long explanation which really got to make everyone understand the gravity of the issue and the consequences it can bear upon not only Britain, but the entirety of the Union, was followed by yet another hour of questions (in which, must be said, Ekialde’s students distinguished ourselves as deeply involved), when we got to make the exposition much more dynamic  and interesting.


Overall, the experience was very enriching and interesting as we got to not only enjoy a greater scope into Brexit itself, but also got to “train” our listening of English from an expert who could rival with a native in his talking.

BITS AND PIECES






CULTURAL TRIP TO ROME. EUROPEAN ROOTS