Our colleague Maria participated in a training course on environmental education that took place in Amsterdam from July 22 to 27. Maria’s participation in this type of training reflects the school’s commitment to sustainability and the need to stay up to date on crucial issues for the comprehensive education of students. This training has not only allowed her to acquire knowledge about the environmental challenges that we face as a society, but also to explore strategies to address them from the educational world.

The school will be able to benefit from innovative initiatives and sustainable policies that will emerge as a result of the training received. This knowledge can be applied to the school’s daily activities, from responsible resource management to the implementation of educational projects that actively involve students in protecting the environment. Therefore, Maria’s participation in this course ensures that our school continues to move towards a more conscious and responsible educational model, with the aim of inspiring change not only in the classrooms, but also in the behavior of the community surrounding the centre.

From August 19 to 23, our colleague Joan Fuset participated in an intensive course on the application of Artificial Intelligence (AI) to language teaching in Florence, Italy. The course allowed Joan to explore how new applications that use AI can transform teaching, working with various innovative digital resources.

During his stay, Joan shared experiences with teachers from other countries, created a personalized lesson plan and learned new methodologies that he can apply in the classroom. This training, part of the Erasmus+ project, highlights the importance of the programme in fostering European cooperation and improving the quality of education in our schools.

Florence, with its cultural heritage, was the ideal setting to foster creativity and the exchange of knowledge.

*This article has been generated with Artificial Intelligence.

Last October, our colleague Loles Terol visited an educational centre near Vienna, specifically in the beautiful imperial city of Baden. For a whole week, she was able to observe the language classes of this secondary school “Gymnasium” where English, Spanish, French and Italian are taught as foreign languages. Loles actively participated in the Spanish classes and quickly integrated into the cloister of the language departments.

The 2nd year students of Baccalaureate surprised our colleague with a guided tour of the city where Loles discovered many special places such as Beethoven’s house where the composer completed the Ninth Symphony.

The experience has resulted in many new contacts that will surely accompany us on our path towards the internationalization of the school.