Happy Christmas

I wish you a Merry Christmas

&
a Happy New Year 2012!!!!

Do you know the story of Frankenstein?

An intelligent scientist called Victor Frankenstein decided to prove that death in not final when his mother died. That's the reason why he created a new human being using parts taken from dead bodies. But, is he going to be proud of his new invention?

If you want to know more about this horror story written by the novelist Mary Shelley's in 1818, remember we are going to the theatre on 13th December.

I hope you enjoy it!!!

Our Romanian pen friends

Our friends from Romania have just sent DBH 2 students very interesting letters telling their summer holidays as well as the activities they have organized to celebrate Halloween Day at school. As you can see in the picture, they are full of nice drawings and stickers. They liked the comics we sent them one month ago and we hope they enjoy our next project. If you have any suggestion for next project, do a comment, please.

Let's go to the theatre!

DBH 3 students are going to see the play called The Portrait of Dorian Gray. It is an adaptation of the novel written by the English author Oscar Wilde in 1891. They will be able to enjoy this play on 14th December at Santa Teresa School.

English speaking countries

Alice on the screen

The lastest film directed by the imaginative Tim Burton is on screen. This fantasy adventure film tells the story of a nineteen year- old girl called Alice who accidentaly returns to Underland, a place she visited thirteen years previously. There she will meet a fantasy world populated by peculiar creatures.. As you know, the film is based on the novel Alice's adventures in Wonderland written by the English Lewis Carroll in 1865. The film is starring by Mia Wasikowska and Johnny Depp.

Our new pen friends from Romania

Primary School students (grade six) have new friends. They are from Bucharest, the capital of Romania. They have already started sending letters each other. Everybody in the classroom is very excited with their new pen friend. Last week they got a small present to celebrate the Martisor. In March Romanian boys give a little Martisor which is a symbol of spring and love to a girl. Last week, they sent us this little thing with a string in red and white; red for love and white for purity of nature. Now it’s our turn, so we are decorating some bookmarks that we think they will be very useful. We hope they like them as much as we loved their presents.