Pupils of Primary 3rd, Manatees class, wrote, illustrated and recorded a nice digital book about School Rules.

On Friday 8th of February Eladi Homs School celebrated Carnival.
Everybody, pupils and teachers participated in the Carnival parade down the streets around the school. We were wearing fancy dresses. The school looked like a Zoo: teachers and pupils were snails, ladybirds, woodpeckers, bees, butterflies, manatees, octopus, ponies, spiders, iguanas and tritons.
Parents were in the streets looking at the parade, taking pictures and recording videos.
Some primary 5 pupils carried Mr Carnestoltes and primary 6 boys and girls played music in a band
We also decorated the school main hall with Carnival decorations made by pupils.
We enjoyed it a lot.

By Primary 6 Reporters.

On Tuesday 20^th of November, third cycle students and teachers of Eladi Homs school —Iguanas, Ponies, Spiders and Tritons— went to Barcelona to visit TV3 studios.

At the entrance of the studios there was a security checking and the people there gave us the rules and the emergency advices.

 Anna, the guide, explained everything related with TV3 Studios. We saw the control room of the news and weather area and the news and weather studios. We also went to the decorations store and workshop. After that, we went to the mobile units garage and then we visited a very interesting area where make up, hairdressing and clothes are performed.

Visiting TV3 studios was a very interesting activity for all of us.

PRIMARY 6 REPORTERS

This year the school celebrated two concerts for the feast of Santa Cecília.
On Wednesday 21st of November, a string trio formed by teachers of the Music School Robert Gerhard played some pieces of music from around the world in a concert. The musicians were Marta Sans with her violin, Pol Berlinches with his viola and Gabrielle Deakin with her cello. At the end children danced a typical dance from Mexico.
On Thursday 22nd of November, the older students in the school offered a very special concert to the other students of the school. They sang three songs in English —Imagine, Viva la vida and Jingle Bells Rock—. Aleix played some pieces of music with his oboe. At the end of the concert we sang the Eladi Homs hymn together.
We enjoyed the music a lot!

Primary 6 students made a new science experiment, making soap.
If you want to make soap reusing cooking olive oil you need these ingredients: 2 liters of cooking oil, 0,5 kg of caustic sosa and 1liter of warm water. You also need these tools: cooking gloves, recipients, a measuring cup, protecting mask and glasses, a long wooden spatula, a ladle, two big plastic basins, a kitchen scale and a strainer.
Watch the tutorial we recorded and enjoy it!

On Monday 28th May, Iguanas, Bats, Lemurs and Tritons went with their teachers and the language assisstant to visit the different squares of the old town in Valls: el Pati, l’Oli, Blat, Escolans, Escudelles, la Fusta, les Garrofes, Portal Nou, el Carme, sant Francesc, la Zeta and sant Jordi.
We started at school, went to El Pati square and the pupils of Tritons explained to us the information about the origin of its name, festivities, artistic and architectural details, history etc of this square.
Then, after having breakfast we divided into 4 groups. Each group had to follow a different route from square to square. In each square, a different pupil talked about the origin of the name, festivities Valls citizens celebrate in it, the history, the situation in the map, important monuments and buildings etc. Some pupils took photos and recorded videos. When we finished the route we went to La Candela school for lunch. We played a football match, Eladi Homs against La Candela. At quarter to three, we went back to our school.
It was a funny activity because we went around the streets looking at the map, and we discovered some new places in town.

On Tuesday 22nd May, primary 6 pupils interviewed Anna Elliott, our language assisstant, for Eladi Homs Radio.
While preparing the interview, we learned new words and questions. When we interviewed her, we tried to pronunciate the questions properly.
It was an interesting activity and we enjoyed it.
If you want to listen to the interview, here you have the link.

Do you like tales?
Primary 4 pupils enjoyed a lot creating our own tales.

PRIMARY 6 REPORTERS.

On Tuesday 14th of February, some people from Canal Català Tarragona TV came to Eladi Homs School. They interviewed some primary children to talk about  friendship for the programme UN MÓN A MIDA.
While pupils were interviewed some boys and girls were drawing.
They recorded it in the school library.
It was a funny activity.
Now everybody can watch it on TV at home.