On May 9 we celebrated EUROPE DAY. The students created posters about the 28 countries in the EU and their capital cities. As well, they made up questions for a quizz. The quizz was then distributed among the students who answered it with help from the posters.
A Film Review by Gabriel, Pablo and Victor Hugo (Class 3C)
THE GREEN BOOK
During the 60’s most of the people in the USA where racist so many black
people (called negroes or colored people) were discriminated against. Black
people weren’t admitted in some neighborhoods and there were also motels with
the name of colored people on them where only black people could sleep.
Characters: Tony Vallelonga, Dr Shirley, Dolores
Vallelonga.The name of the band is Don
Shirley band. In the film the protagonist (Tony Vallelonga, also called Tony
Lip ) needs a job so he works for a very famous pianist. All was going well but,
when he saw that the pianist was black, he instantly changed his mind. Finally
he accepted the job and saw that black people were also humans like them so
finally, after all the concerts, Tony invited him to share Christmas dinner
with him and his family.
Our opinion is that the film was very cool because you can see the 60s
from a different point of view. And another reason why the film is so
interesting is because of the excellent acting.
The play is about Brexit, result of a referendum that took place in Britain two years ago, where people voted to stay or leave the EU. Sadly, 52% of the voters said Yes and 48% said No. The benefits of being part of the EU club is that you can have trade agreements and fre movement of people and goods among the states. The play tells us a sory about two people and how this event affects them. It also brings real life cases to light were people suffer from this decision, such as sacrificing the freedom of movement like going in or out of the UK. People have to spend hard earned money, time and effort in order to get the permission and British passport to stay in Britain. The play finished with a happy ending, however the truth is yet to be seen.
