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Comenius Project : Turning Ideas Into Actions FRENCH DELEGATION’S REPORT- Teachers

Comenius Project : Turning Ideas Into Actions FRENCH DELEGATION’S REPORT- Teachers. IES San Blas – Aracena. ISC – La Ville du Bois. MOBILITY 3 : Aracena – Spain From 11th to 18th May 2014. Summary. 1 - Our Comenius project

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Comenius Project : Turning Ideas Into Actions FRENCH DELEGATION’S REPORT- Teachers

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  1. Comenius Project : TurningIdeasInto Actions FRENCH DELEGATION’S REPORT- Teachers IES San Blas– Aracena ISC – La Ville du Bois MOBILITY 3 : Aracena – Spain From 11th to 18th May 2014

  2. Summary • 1 - Our Comenius project • 2 - From La Ville du Bois (France) to Aracena (Spain) • 3 - Sharing Europeanexperiences • Atschool • Social activities • Cultural and environmentalvisits

  3. Comenius projectTurningIdeasInto Actions2013-2015Europeanpartnershipwith 7 schools in 5 countries

  4. FROM FRANCE TO SPAIN La Ville du Bois, France Aracena, Spain about 1 685 km

  5. SPAIN • Area : 506 000 km² • Population : 47 Million people • Population density/ km² : 92.5 • Capital : Madrid • FRANCE • Area : 550 000 km² • Population : 66 Million people • Population density/ km² : 103 • Capital : Paris

  6. Sunday, May 11th DEPARTURE OF THE COMENIUS FRENCH DELEGATION Students : Lise-Marie Baton Anne-Lou Folliot CléaJégou Teachers : Danielle Lavollée Agnès Mahé Laurence Martin

  7. Sunday, May 11th ARRIVAL BY NIGHT AT ARACENA The host familieswelcome the Comenius French group.

  8. Sharing Europeanexperiences : Atschool

  9. Monday, May 12th THE HEADMASTER M. GABRIEL DE LA RIVA AND THE COMENIUS SPANISH COORDINATOR LOLA MÁRQUEZ WELCOME ALL THE DELEGATIONS OF Austria, France: Métropole and Martinique, Italy, Spain, U-K AT SAN BLAS INSTITUTE) A group of Spanishstudentspresenttheirschool.

  10. OUR SCHOOL : • ISC (Institution du Sacré Cœur) • Location : La Ville du Bois, France • 25 km from Paris. • Environment : • At the heart of a veryniceparkincluding a lake. • Students : 1480 • Headmaster : • Mr. Thierry Dubois • Website : • www.isc-villedubois.com • THE SCHOOL WE VISIT : • IES San Blas • Location : Aracena, Spain • 90 km from Sevilla • Environment : • In a nice city surrounded by the hills of the Sierra Huelva • Students : 1380 • Headmaster : • Mr. Gabriel de la Riva Pérez • Website : http://www.juntadeandalucia.es/averroes/centros-tic/21700381a/helvia/

  11. Monday, May 12th AROUND AN ANDALOUSIAN BREAKFAST EVERY ONE GETS IN CONTACT A warm welcomingfrom the headmaster Lise-Marie, Anne-Lou and Cléa are ready to work evenat breakfast.

  12. Wednesday, May 14th 1ST LESSONS AT SCHOOL At 8:15, the headmaster Mr. Gabriel de la Riva and Mrs. Elena Frías, English teacheratSan Blas Institute welcome the whole Comenius studentswho are attendingsomelessons Meanwhile, Comenius teachers are shown the San Blas Institute.

  13. Wednesday, May 14th DISCOVERING THE SCHOOL The San Blas Institute is a secundarybilingualschool, preparing A level in Art, Sciences and Economy. It welcomes 1380 students. Secondaryschoolstudents Art (Raft of the Medusa, realized by 7th form class). High schoolstudents

  14. Wednesday, May 14th DISCOVERING THE SCHOOL It alsodelivers a vocational training in administration, finance, earlyyearseducation, dependent care and catering. Earlyyearseducation Catering Dependent care

  15. Wednesday, May 14th WORKSHOP (PART 1) First work meeting atschool. Comenius studentsjointheir international group to worktogether in the library on differenttopics : Iberianpig and products(green group) Aracena’sheritage(orange group) Sevilla’sheritage(pink group) Tourism in rural area (yellow group) Old jobs and new jobs (blue group) Corkindustry in the countryside(red group) Theyrealize posters… … and fill a wiki page withtheirresearches & conclusions.

  16. WORKSHOP (PART 2) Thursday, May 15th Whileteachersworktogether about wikispacewith the San Blas webmaster, Mr. Francisco González, students go on working in their group on the preparation of the Wiki and posters at the library.

  17. WORK MEETING AT SCHOOL Anne-Lou, Cléa and Lise-Marie presenttheir Powerpoint work to an English class. Friday, May 16th

  18. WORKSHOP FINAL PRODUCTIONS Friday, May 16th The six different groups presenttheirworks on wiki and posters to the Europeandelegations, headmasters, teachers and students. Cléa(orange group) Aracena’sheritage Anne-Lou (green group) Iberianpig and products Lise-Marie (blue group) Old and new jobs

  19. ARACENA’S HERITAGE WORKSHOP FINAL EUROPEAN PRODUCTIONS

  20. IBERIAN PIG & PRODUCTS WORKSHOP FINAL EVALUATION

  21. OLD AND NEW JOBS WORKSHOP FINAL EUROPEAN PRODUCTIONS

  22. TOURISM IN RURAL AREA WORKSHOP FINAL EUROPEAN PRODUCTIONS

  23. SEVILLA’S HERITAGE WORKSHOP FINAL EUROPEAN PRODUCTIONS Friday, May 16th

  24. CORK INDUSTRY WORKSHOP FINAL EUROPEAN PRODUCTIONS

  25. CORK INDUSTRY WORKSHOP FINAL EVALUATION

  26. WORKSHOP FINAL EUROPEAN PRODUCTION All the posters are thenhung on in the entrance hall of the school.

  27. Sharing Europeanexperiences : Social activities

  28. CORK INDUSTRY HIKING ACTIVITY Wednesday, May 14th In the lateafternoon, the whole group enjoys a nice time hikingthrough the circularfootpathcalledLos Torros. Time to discovergrowing fruits, olives, chestnuts and cork. Raisingcattle, sheep and goats (as much for cheese as for meat). Oaks of variouskindabound, especiallyholmoaks and corkoaks, the acornsfromwhich are used to fatter up the pigs. Momisa, peaches and citruses of variouskind, wildcistus, lavender, thyme.

  29. TOURISM IN RURAL AREA Thursday, May 15th TRIP TO THE GREEN LAKE On Thursday, aftersomelessons, let’s trip to the Green Lake whichislocated in a naturalprotectedpark. This lakeprovides an important ressource for birdsbased in this area. The vegetationsurrounding the lakeis of mediterraneanscrublandvariety.

  30. TOURISM IN RURAL AREA TRIP TO THE GREEN LAKE Thursday, May 15th Sports instructors manage for the Comenius Students and Teachersoutdooractivities : canoeing, archery, zip line and ropetraversingthroughtrees, and general collective gameswhichstrengthen the cohesion of the group.

  31. TOURISM IN RURAL AREA TRIP TO THE GREEN LAKE Thursday, May 15th Students are taught about the local ecosystem. Meanwhileeveryonecanidentify a magnificentvariety of local flora and fauna (cork and evengreenoaks, polar ash, willow, maple, elm, older, myrtle, bramble, rosemary…). The mediterraneanclimate, the topology and geologycontribute to the factthatAndalucia has the highestnumber of species of flora and trees in Europe. The faunaisrich in otters, wild cats, genets, weasels.

  32. Sharing Europeanexperiences : Cultural and environmentalvisits

  33. IBERIAN PIG & PRODUCTS Monday, May 12th TRIP TO AN ENVIRONMENTAL STUDY CENTER IN THE NATIONAL NATURAL PARK SIERRA DE ARACENA AND PICOS DE AROCHE This naturalpark, near the Portuguese border, encompasses 184 000 hectares ; 90% of itiscovered by woodland of mainlyMediterraneanoaks. For avoiding to spoil the nature withhumanbacteries, each one has to wear a specialoversuit.

  34. IBERIAN PIG & PRODUCTS Monday, May 12th HERE WE ARE ! FIRST CONTACT WITH THE FAMOUS IBERIAN BLACK PIG IN A LOCAL FARM Sierra de Aracenaisfamous for itsrearing of Iberian black pigs. They use to searchacornsunder the oaktreesthatgivetheirhamits distinctive quality and thisspecialflavourparticularlyappreciated by gastronoms all over the world. The Iberian black pig has gotfolding down ears, long and thin legs, a long snout and a dark skin.

  35. WORKSHOPS FOR ALL THE STUDENTS IBERIAN PIG & PRODUCTS Monday, May 12th The whole group isdivided in six international groups. Studentsbuildbird’snesting boxes and create badges. A great time to share and exchange.

  36. IBERIAN PIG & PRODUCTS Monday, May 12th COMING BACK TO ARACENA THE GROUP IS INVITED TO VISIT THE HAM MUSEUM This museumoffers a unique opportunity to learn more about the life cycle of the Iberianpig : fromwhen the acornsfall onto the ground in the pasture lands until the ham in the cellarsisready for eating. IBERIAN PIG + ACORNS + PASTURE LANDS + CLIMATE + TRADITIONNAL CRAFT MANUFACTURE = EL IBERICO JAMÓN

  37. SEVILLA’S HERITAGE TODAY IS THE SEVILLA’S DAY : REAL ALCÁZAR Tuesday, May 13th ArrivalatSevilleat 9h45. Let’s go for a guidedvisit of Real Alcazar. The participants are all the Comenius teachers and students and a San Blas 3rd class ESO E. The Real Alcazar of Sevilleis a royal palace, originally a Moorish fort. It is one of the best remainingexamples of mudéjar architecture. It isstill the oldest royal palace in use in Europe (the upperlevels are used by the royal family as the official SevilleResidence).

  38. SEVILLA’S HERITAGE Tuesday, May 13th LET’S CARRY ON MARIA LUISA PARK ! After a picnic lunch in the Maria Luisa Park, studentsjointheir international groups and participate to a contest all over the parkdiscoveringitswildlife. The Maria Luisa Park is a public parkthatstretchesalong the Guadalquivir River in Seville. It isSeville’s principal green area. It serves as a botanicalgarden. Over a hundredtreespecies are representatedwitheducational panels to inform the visitors.

  39. SEVILLA’S HERITAGE Tuesday, May 13th WALK AROUND THE MOST EMBLEMATIC PLACES : CATEDRAL DE SANTA MARIA DE LA SEDE PLAZA DE ESPAÑA The Spain Square wasbuilt in 1928 for the Ibero-American Exposition of 1929. It is a landmarkexample of the Renaissance Revival style in Spanish architecture. Designed by Anibal González, this place is a hugehalfcirclewith buildings accessible by numerous bridges representing the 4 ancientkingdoms of Spain. The Cathedral of Saint Mary of the See, betterknown as SevilleCathedralis a Roman Catholiccathedral. It is the largest Gothic cathedral and the thirdlargestchurch in the world. It wasbuilt to demonstrate the city’swealth : « Let us build a churchsobeautiful and so grand thatthosewhoseeitfinishedwillthinkwe are mad ». Construction began in 1402 and continueduntil 1506.

  40. IBERIAN PIG & PRODUCTS Wednesday, May 14th VISIT TO AN IBERIAN PORK PRODUCTS FACTORY : CONSORCIO DE JABUGO Factories for curing the renownedJamónIberico are dotted all over the Sierra. The mostsaught-afterhamcomesfrom the village of Jabugo, where the biggesthamproducer, Consorcio de Jabugo, isbased. Jabugo is a synonym of tradition and ritual in the artisan production of Iberian ham. In this town of Sierra de Huelva, with an altitude of 700m and micro-climate that enables the hams and shoulders to cure in natural drying houses at the pace of the seasons, is the Consorcio de Jabugo's cellars, where the incomparable smell and the exquisite taste of their Iberian meats are established Jabugo’s village Rewards for the excellence

  41. IBERIAN PIG & PRODUCTS Wednesday, May 14th VISIT TO AN IBERIAN PORK PRODUCTS FACTORY : CONSORCIO DE JABUGO

  42. CORK INDUSTRY Wednesday, May 14th CORK OF ANDALUCIA The corkoakcroptakes place betweenJune 15th and August 15th. Lawsforbidtakingcork off the treesoutsidethisbriefperiod. Employees have spent 2 yearsatcollegestudyingthissubjectbeforebeingallowed to work on a treewithspecialcorkkniwes. The corkis in fact a sort of parasite on the bark of the treebeneath. The Iberiancorkindustry, as well as bottle-stoppers, isalsoused in diverse processesfrom car construction to aeroplaneinsulation. Spain has become the world’sbiggestproducer of cork .

  43. ARACENA’S HERITAGE VISIT TO THE CAVES Friday, May 16th The municipality of Aracenaissituatedat the heart of the naturalparkSierra de Aracena and Picos de Aroche. Westartour tour with the visit of the gorgeousGruta de las Maravillas  (caves of Marvels), whichis one of the mostemblematicnatural monuments in Andalusia and the main tourist attraction in Aracena, itisalso the most impressive limestone caves complexe in Spain. Discovered in 1886 and opened to the public in 1914, itincludes a total of 2130 meters of subterraneans. The caves are locatedbelow the hill on which stand Aracena Castle and church.

  44. ARACENA’S HERITAGE VISIT TO THE CASTLE Friday, May 16th The castleitselfnowonlyconsists of ruineddefensivewalls, but thereisalso a large church, the Gothic-Mudéjar Iglesia de Nuestra Señora de los Doloresbuilt in the 13th century, by the KnightsTemplar. This churchis the destination of an annual procession on the Pentecost and the best place for viewingsplendid panoramas of the town and countryside.

  45. ARACENA’S HERITAGE DESCUBRIR ARACENA Friday, May 16th Nearby the Plaza Alta is the newlyrenovatedAyutamiento (Town Hall), a red-brick building, designed by Anibal González in 1911, whoworked on the great exhibition in Sevilla in 1929 and designedthe Plaza de España. The Casino de Arias Montanowasalsodesigned by Anibal González. It issituated on the biggest place of AracenaPlazadel Marqués . In the Town-Hall we are welcome by the mayor of Aracena.

  46. LUNCH WITH THE HOST FAMILIES Thursday, May 15th Cléa & Adriana Anne-Lou & Ainoha Lise-Marie & Carlotawithherbigfamily LUNCH AT SCHOOL FOR TEACHERS PREPARED AND SERVED BY STUDENTS LEARNING CATERING AT IES SAN BLAS

  47. DINNER AT SCHOOL Friday, May 16th In the evening, the Spanishfamilies invite the Comenius group to a final dinnerconsisting of a selection of Spanishdishes.

  48. DEPARTURE DAY Sunday, May 18th Specialthanks to : the headmaster Mr. Gabriel de la Riva, Mrs. Lola Márquez, Spanishcoordinator, all the Spanishteachersinvolved, and of course to our host families for their warm and professionalwelcome.

  49. BACK TO FRANCE Monday, May 19th Back to our ISC school, time to shareourexperience. Firstlywithourheadmaster, Mr.Thierry Dubois, and soonlywithotherstudents and teachers…

  50. MOBILITY 3 • Powerpoint: Danielle Lavollée, Agnès Mahé, Laurence Martin • Photos: Agnès Mahé • Students team : • Lise-Marie Baton, Anne-Lou Folliot, CléaJégou • Teachers team : • Danielle Lavollée (French coordinator), Agnès Mahé, Laurence Martin

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