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Wednesday, 30 January 2019

"Radio Caroline" Musical



In the 1960s, the British Broadcasting Corporation – or BBC, had the monopoly on broadcasting. Therefore, nobody else could transmit news or music on the radio because the BBC had entire control of what the British people were listening to. In 1964, Ronan O'Rihally, an Irish visionary, found a loophole – a solution – that obeyed the law but, also gave the people what they wanted to hear. And so... Radio Caroline was born! The first pirate radio station in the United Kingdom. On his mission for freedom, four important fellow travelers followed Ronan: Betty, his girlfriend: a well-born English girl and convinced feminist, self-confident and full of energy. Ellen, Ronan’s best friend: Irish and apparently introverted, she will demonstrate to be naturally revolutionary and have a strong personality. Tommy, a young and brillant dancer with a show-man natural talent, extremely charismatic and brave. Victoria, an American avant-garde journalist, with always plenty of ideas. She reaches the group on board to interview them. The five young people, united by their passion for music and their desire to break the pattern, give birth to a revolutionary way of conceiving the radio, which spread throughout Europe in the following years. On air 24/7, their stories alternate with the incursions of the Great History and the audience’ s comments. For the first time the radio followers could freely choose the music that better identified them and intervene with their opinions, giving birth to debates and exchanging their ideas.

During the show the following songs will be performed:

Can't help falling in love - Elvis Presley

Twist & Shout - The Beatles

Not fade away - The Rolling Stones


Count on me - Bruno Mars

Dancing in the streets - Martha & The Vandellas

Bang bang - Nancy Sinatra

House of the Rising Sun - The Animals

Summertime - Ella Fitzgerald

Wherever You will go - The Calling

What about Us - Pink

I wish I was a punk rocker - Sandi Thom

Born this way - Lady Gaga

Friday, 19 October 2018

Saturday, 31 October 2015

Halloween in our classroom!


26/10/15
Class I D

Halloween is an annual holiday celebrated on October 31st . 
It has roots in the Celtic festival of Samhain and the Christian holy day of All Saints. The term derives from “All Hallows Eve” that means “eve of All Saints’ Day”.
Halloween was a pagan festival, people thought that the living and the dead, came in contact on that night. Like most pagan festivals, long ago it was absorbed into the festivals of the expanding Christian church, and became associated with All Hallows Day, or All Saints Day, which fell on November 1st. The celebration of Halloween survived most strongly in Ireland. It was the end of summer festival, and was often celebrated in each community with a bonfire to ward off the evil spirits. Children would go from door to door in disguise as creatures from the underworld to collect treats, mainly fruit or nuts.  
Carving turnips as ghoulish faces to hold candles became a popular part of the festival, which has been adapted to carving pumpkins in America. Nowadays this festival is celebrated in many western countries.

This year we celebrated Halloween learning some rhymes, making some masks... and Francesco even made a beautiful Jack-o'-lantern!! Thank you, Francesco!

Francesco' s pumpkin


Our Halloween masks





Watch our video!


Monday, 1 June 2015

School is almost over! Let' s go on holiday!

School is over!! It has been a long year... full of good and sometimes bad things! We have learned a lot of things! But now we are tired! We deserve a great holiday!


I am going to the sea... I love swimming and sunbathing!


I have found this video on Youtube about holidays in Britain:


And you? Where do you go on holiday? Do you prefer the seaside or the mountains? Do you like visiting cities or going to the countryside? If you stay in your town during the summer holidays, what do you usually do?


Saturday, 2 May 2015

Theatre show - Arthur

April 14th - "Arthur" show - class I D




Last April 14th we watched a great show at our school: Arthur, by the Smile company. It was about the legend of the sword in the stone, we studied something about that legend before watching the show and we even learned the song "That's what makes the world go round" from the Walt Disney' s movie.
It was really fun and we enjoyed it very much! Here you can watch our video!


The song lyrics "That's what makes the world go round"
(click on the image)



Theatre show - Back to the West

Theatre show - Back to the West

March 5th - "Back to the West" show - class III D
We watched a show about an American boy who travels back in time to help his family and finds himself in the old West...
We studied about the Native Americans before watching the show.



OUR VIDEO!