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Premiere of the interview, which was shown in several classes.
This is the poster the 2C students have created for the event
Students have been able to involve other fellow classes in the event. Here a video of what has been done for the World Aquatic Animal Day today in the school ITCG-LS Leonardo da Vinci Poggiomarino
Presentation by the director of the Oceanographic Institute of Murcia about tuna fish farming research.
He talked about his work and we could see some of his paintings.
To celebrate the event, during the week the students have created posters and today, April 7, we have opened the exhibition.ITCG-LS leonardo da Vinci Poggiomarino
ITCG-LS Leonardo da Vinci Poggiomarino
The marine biologist, Carlo Trombetti, for the day of marine animals, talk about marine ecosystems, pointing out how they vary by type in relation to proximity to the coast and depth. Various organisms, with specific features depending on the marine environment.
poster created for the world day of aquatic animals by the students of course C coordinated by the teacher Lucia Costantino.
The areas of English and arts prepared a poster with a whale swimming in messages in small strips about the ocean written by over 200 students. They were messages about the threats and also good wishes for the ocean.
In music class the students listened to "Elegy for the Arctic" by Ludovico Einaudi, and draw pictures of what it evoked in them. They made a video which was shown in other classes.
The French department worked on content from WWF and Greenpeace, and they made dozens of flying fish. We also played the Language Games created by the students in Oceans in other classes.We have other projects related to sustainability, so we disseminated about them.
Watch the video "Behind the scenes"
The students of the 2A OSA carried out this activity after following the explanation of the biology teacher on marine ecosystems.
The 8 groups of students from the 1st year of compulsory education decorated the doors of their classroom with marine animals from Mar Menor Sea
Cristina Alonso, biologist of the Spanish Oceanographic Institute talked to our students about female oceanographers and jellyfish.
Urban artist Goyo 203 presents his exhibition LIFE on endangered marine species. Students also interviewed him.
Teachers from the school joined our cause by carrying out different activities to raise awareness about the need to protect our oceans: experiments, posters, music, etc.
