Unfortunately, results haven’t been as good as expected. Out of 22 students, there are:

• 10 failed students.
• 6 students with a 5 (phew!)
• 5 students with a 6.
• Only 1 student with a 7, the highest result in the class.

The class average is 4,6 and it can be subdivided in:

• 3,5 exams.
• 4,5 dossiers and projects.
• 5,8 class attitude.

However, these results include those from students who do not come to the classroom, something which distorts the average results of the students who do come to school every day.

The results for the second term are very similar to those from the first term.

• There have been 5 people out of 24 who have failed English language. These 5 people are the same people who failed the first term except for one boy, who had a 5 and now only a 4,
• 9 people got a 5,
• 5 people got a ,
• Only 4 students got a 7.

The class average is 5,51 and it can be subdivided in:

• Exams: 4,7
• Dossiers and projects: 6,1
• Class attitude: 6,4

These results  show that, whereas students are working very hard this year and their dossiers are complete and correct, the exams are still under 5 and should improve.

You can read and watch the news of the results of the Spanish elections following these links:

• BBC News (video, after a short advert; or text)
• The Independent, text.
• The Guardian (video, after a short advert with subtitles in English!)

The students of 3rd ESO A decided they wanted to use a crib. So here is the size of the crib:

5 cm long x 4 cm high.

No more, no less.

Remember that the deadlines for the language posters are:

• 6th March (Thursday), 3rd ESO C.
• 7th March (Friday), 3rd ESO A.

Here you can find information on the following languages:

• Numbers in Hungarian, Japanese, and Icelandic.
• Family membes in Hungarian, Japanese and Icelandic (press Ctrl+f and write ‘father’, they’re all there).
• Curious expressions in Hungarian, Japanese and Icelandic.
• Linguistic curiosities can be found at wikipedia.org
• Read about beautiful fonts that look Japanese.