Reading Books

Do you think that it’s good for you to read books?

Well, in my opinion, it is very important to read books because they show you a lot of things, places and stories.

They’re good because it is easier for you to learn and concentrate, and because books can show you a lot of different situations that you can have in real life.

There are a lot of types of books: you’ve got romance, scary books, humour, thriller

and mystery books.

As you know, Carmen has told us to read a book, some people have to read Jane Eyre (the complete version), others the simple version of the same book and the rest Brave New World.

Have a nice time reading!!!!!!!!!!

The Small Olimpic Games

Thursday morning,  Last day of school before Easter holidays, once again a new small olimpic games day has been held.

Children  jumped, ran  and enjoyed  participating in the different activities their teacher prepared for them…

The main goal…

                                Having a great day!

Opening Safa to a Great Day

On Friday, first of April Safa spent a different and dynamic time doing a choreography. All the school joined to the dance from the smallest children to the teachers.

 We all took part with illusion, dancing the song sick of love, throwing balloons, confetti, dancing with hearts ... But… why did they record us?

The video is going to be part of the presentation of the school and you can see it in the open doors’ day and also                           in the festival  

Don´t miss it!!!

 Here, I leave a link where you can see the video of Sick of love with the letter in order that you can sing.

YouTube - Sick of Love - Robert Ramírez

Entrevista David Mingo

Hello,

 This one is an interview to David Mingo.

 SAFA NEWS: What things do you like about your job?

DAVID MINGO: I like working with people and doing it better each day. I like thinking that pupil´s knowledge is increasing.  I also increase their freedom each day. I think that culture and knowledge are some of the most exciting things in the world.

SN: Were you good at high school?

DM: Well, I used to be very good at Spanish and letters subjects, but not so good at mathematics and technical drawing.

SN: What´s your favourite food?

DM: My favourite food is Sirloin in  cabals sauce

SN: Do you have any strange phobia?

DM: I really hate the fundamentalism, intransigence and the horror films

SN: what´s the worst thing about your job?

DM: I don´t like expelling pupils.

SN: Are you married?

DM: No, I am not

SN: Who is your perfect girl?

DM: I have never thought about this

SN: What was your worst subject at school?

DM: I hated technical drawing

SN: What did you want to be when you were a child?

DM: I wanted to be a military man

SN: Have you got any favourite pupil?

DM: No, of course I´ve never had any

SN: What are your favorite books?

DM:I  do really like “ The Guardian on the Rye”, “Manuals of Middle Age  History” and “what Does the world Owe to Spain?”.

SN: PP or PSOE?  

DM: I don´t like castes        

SN: In a Madrid – Barsa’s match. which team are you with?

DM:  In that case I will support  the Real Madrid.

SN:  What´s your favorite team?

 DM: I´m Betis football club fan

SN: Who would you send to a desert island, We mean, from all your pupils?

DM:  I will send none Indeed.

WELCOME TO THE MAKING OFF

Making a  video of the school has been a great excuse to spend a special day. On it, teachers,  pupils and people from school  shared laughs and jokes , while the sick of  love music  by Roberto Ramirez  was sounding.  

Are these type of activities a way of losing time?  

In my opinión, Having a fun together gives the oportunity to meet new people and creating better relationships  among school pupils and teachers.

                Children learn to share, to understand an to help the rest, and also teachers have the oportunity to know pupils in a different situation they´ve seen  them untill then.