Auto de Semana Santa En el presbiterio de la Santa María de Caná, seis ambones revestidos representado los narradores durante su encuentro con Jesús camino de la Cruz. Detrás de ellos, cuatro estandartes representando a San Pedro, San Juan, la Virgen Dolorosa y Jesús en la Cruz. Las alumnas de PAI 5 y PD representaron do whatever you want to update […]
The Easter Bonnet: a Longstanding Tradition As a school, we were thrilled to see our students participate in the tradition of the Easter Bonnet Parade. This longstanding Christian tradition has been celebrated for centuries, and we were delighted to see our students connect with their faith and community through this meaningful activity. A Brief History do whatever you want to update […]
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Via Crucis con ojos de niños Los cursos de Year 2 a Year 6 conmemoran y recuerdan la Pasión de Jesús en su camino a la Cruz. Situadas por todo el Campus de Alegra, las 14 estaciones que componen en Via Crucis, ayudaron a las alumnas a seguir de forma simbólica las huellas de Jesús do whatever you want to update […]
Healthy Habits In The Family: Food Mens Sana In Corpore Sano, this famous phrase that comes from the Roman Empire, we at Alegra have adopted it as a resolution for 2023. A very ambitious purpose and for which your involvement is essential: healthy habits as a family! Physical wellbeing, a healthy body, a healthy life, do whatever you want to update […]
Well-rounded education at Alegra: Bioethics Programme Students of the Diploma Programme (DP2) enrich their learning with the Bioethics Conferences where they have the opportunity to listen to top-level professionals on the ethical issues that arise in the advances in medicine. One of the advantages of the Alegra curriculum is the possibility for students to broaden do whatever you want to update […]
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Personalised Learning: The Student At The Centre One of the trademark features of Alegra’s educational model is to help students discover and develop their own talents through a personalised learning experience. How? It is a common objective of the three Alegra programs. In the British System in Infants and Primary (Prep School), the International System do whatever you want to update […]
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Year 6 pupils exchange letters with the Pope Learning in real contexts “The Holy Father Pope Francis thanks you for this gesture of closeness”, was the reply from Pope Francis’ advisor to Gabriela, a Year 6 pupil, to his letter. Like Gabriela, each student in the course sent many other letters to put into practice do whatever you want to update […]
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How does one learn to be reflective? During the second term of the school year, the students and teachers of the Middle Years Programme have something up their sleeves: the Interdisciplinary Projects. The name says a lot, a project that is carried out by bringing together two or more subjects to achieve holistic learning. It do whatever you want to update […]
Healthy habits in the family (III): free time well used In the third article of our series “Healthy Family Habits” we take a special look at the use of free time, family leisure and rest. This is the third key area for developing solid routines that contribute to the emotional, mental and physical well-being of do whatever you want to update […]
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Healthy Habits In The Family (II): Hygiene Routines In this second article in the series “Healthy Habits in the Family” we look at the second key area: the hygiene routines we establish in our homes. These are simple matters but can sometimes be lost sight of in the hustle and bustle. Remember, it’s about creating do whatever you want to update […]
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