A vending machine gets our school after Christmas Holidays.

Are you late for school? Did you forget your breakfast Do you need something sweet to escape from boredom? Don’t worry! Now, you can get a bite of energy from the vending machine in our canteen.

We finally can choose what we want to eat for breakfast! At least, that’s what we think….

Well, nothing’s better than mum’s sandwiches, of course! Not to talk about granny’s pies…! But, you know, the vending machine offers us that sense of independence that teenagers love. So, enjoy your snack with your pocket money instead of spending “pavos” on Fortnite!

We can select from crackers, nuts, chocolate bars and cookies…And by providing healthy alternatives, adults are still helping to guide us in our decision making.

BON APPETIT!

On Friday this week we are visiting the Jaume Vila Local Library in Mollerussa. Those students who haven’t got a library card will be able to get one, which enables us to borrow up to 30 items a month!

The service offered by the library allows us to take home up to 15 books, 5 magazines, 5 CD’s and 5 DVD’s. Isn’t it amazing!??

Knowing the history of the Canal d’Urgell is one of our goals during this term global project.

We are visiting the Cultural Area of the Canals d’Urgell in Mollerussa this week to learn about the changes that the construction of this infrastructure led to through the territory. Economic and social changes occurred in a dry area that was known as the devil’s bump, due to its extreme climatic conditions.

The Cultural Area of the Canal d’Urgell  was created in 2003 to keep the memory of a 150 years old major work.

Thanks to the Canal d’Urgell, this rough land became the green lung of Catalonia that waters up to five counties of the Lleida plain: La Noguera, L’Urgell, Pla d’Urgell, Les Garrigues and El Segrià.

It took more than 60 years to the peasants of the area to learn how to lead the water of the Canal d’Urgell and begin to produce irrigated agriculture.