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World Health Day (IES Adeje, April 7) 👀 Our IES created a nice exhibition in our hall to reflect upon the importance of taking care of our health. In some occasions we do not pay attention to symptoms that can lead to serious diseases. Moreover, our habits and food can also damage our health without being aware of it.  3º ESO B and D students made the use of sugar in food and drinks very visible counting the amount of sugar that they contain. Students debated about the recommended daily amount and how some of these products multiply that quantity. Baccalaureate students prepared some posters about diseases. They discovered symptoms and people's behaviour.     

World Water Day: The water route - La ruta del agua 👍 The origen of Adeje village is related to the influence of water. Our Town Hall and our school work together in some activities to promote the importance of water in our daily lives and in our village. Following these ideas, our IES participates in a project to teach students and the whole community the importance of saving water, a sensible use, how it is obtained and the essential role it has in our lives. Many departments worked together to create these awesome work: how to collect, carry and distribute water.   SAVE, CLEAN, RECYCLE WATER! 🙋

In CIP Tafalla, Infant Education students want to support  World Water Day, which is held on 22 March every year since 1993, and focuses on the importance of freshwater. World Water Day celebrates water and raises awareness of the 2.2 billion people living without access to safe water. It is about taking action to tackle the global water crisis.  LET'S SAVE WATER! LET'S USE WATER CONSCIENTIOUSLY! LET'S WATCH OUR HABITS! WATER IS A BASIC NEED Xabier Burgui  1º Advanced Degree in Infant Education

 New Year's Resolutions 💪 As we are about to finish the second term in Spain, it is a good moment to make a balance. Our 1º ESO students wrote some resolutions for this 2022 and we hope they can make them real throughout the year. What about you? Are you achieving your goals?

THE ROAD TO EQUALITY This March 8, International Women's Day, we want to highlight the importance of care for the development and well-being of citizens. The pandemic has exposed the crisis of the current care model, and that it does not work without the work of thousands of women. Care is essential to sustain life, but it is often free, invisible, precarious and feminized. It continues to fall mostly on women and the equitable distribution of care responsibilities is a pending challenge and an opportunity to build a more egalitarian society. We cannot forget that all people are born interdependent and in need of care, and that is why we want to once again underline the need to make a change in the approach to care. It is essential to overcome gender inequalities, roles and stereotypes and raise awareness among all citizens to give visibility and value to the tasks that sustain life, both physically, emotionally and mentally. But what are we talking about when we talk about "c...

                                     Long live the groom and              long live the bride A few weeks ago, the second-year hairdressing students carried out a project which consisted of making a simulation of a wedding. in which we had to choose between many haircuts to do for the groom and different updos and semi-updos to do for the bride. For the godmothers and the guests we also made their hair cuts and tied their hair back according to the clothes they wore.   

 8 M International Women's Day👏 Our IES celebrated this date in different ways:  1ºESO and 3° ESO B have created biographies about different women who are great athletes. Students have selected the girl they wanted to investigate about. Students during this week will present to the rest of the group their projects. In Language students discovered great writers and their stories, lives, messages... As ambassador high school of the European Parliament 4º ESO students highlighted the active role of women as rulers of Europe. In Baccalaureate students printed relevant pictures drawn by women. Our aim is to make their work visible, giving them the recognition they deserve.  More women here