domingo, 26 de junio de 2016

EL PROYECTO EN LA ENTREGA DE DIPLOMAS CONVIVENCIA POSITIVA

El pasado jueves 23 de Junio se entregaron en el IES San Telmo de Jerez de la Frontera los diplomas a los centros educativos que obtuvieron Convivencia Positiva en el pasado curso 2014-15.


En el citado acto, que fue presidido por el Secretario General de Educación y Formación Profesional, la Directora General de Participación y Equidad, el Delegado Territorial, la Concejala de Educación del Ayto de Jerez de la Frontera, se presentó como ejemplo de buenas prácticas nuestro Proyecto de Innovación Educativa: "La integración a través del deporte y el inglés".





Además de proyectarse los montajes de vídeo explicativos,  fueron los propios alumnos y alumnas los que presentaron y valoraron el proyecto ante el público asistente. 


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domingo, 5 de junio de 2016

CRICKET

Aquí os dejamos un enlace de un prezi sobre CRICKET realizado por el alumno Alberto Abucha (3º ESO).


viernes, 3 de junio de 2016

BRIEF BIOGRAPHY: TERRENCE J. DUFFY

Terry Duffy was born in Oxford, England, on 18th June 1958. He is married with a Spanish woman, is father of two children and lives in Jerez de la Frontera from 2000.
As an ex semi-professional cricketer, we are here today to interview him:

-JONATHAN: Nice to meet you, Terry.

-TERRY: Thank you, nice to meet you too.

-J.: When did you start playing cricket?

-T.: At school, but to be honest, we used to play in the streets when we were 4 or 5 years old. And then, in the school, I was chosen to play for my school Cricket teams until I left school at sixteen.

-J.: What happened next?

-T.: I joined the Royal Navy and within a few months I was playing for HMS Dolphin and two years later our team had won the Royal Navy Championship for cricket.

-J.: Obviously, you enjoyed playing this game. Did you continue playing?

-T.: Subsequently, I left the Navy and then, I joined Horsepath Cricket Club, in Oxfordshire, that it was a semi-professional team. And for a number of years, we were quite sucessful.
Due to work commitments, I could no longer continue as my work requirements changed a lot.

-J.: That was a pity! But it was good while it lasted.
Thank you very much for your time and for sharing your experience in cricket with us.


by
Jonathan Gómez Calle