THE ARRIVAL IN LEAMINGTON

"First day and things couldn't go better". We all were very excited and a little bit nervous as well, being honest. Most of us are living for the first time with native families.
The flights were nice and we got on time to Heathrow. Families came to pick us up by the time we arrived in Leamington. The ones coming from Barcelona got here first and then the ones from Madrid. We all were quite tired for the long journey.
There were no longer time except for our meal and a nice rest.
M.C.

UN IDIOMA, UN PAÍS, UNA ILUSIÓN...

Un saludo desde los diferentes “blogs” de nuestra página Web, con el deseo que se haga realidad el lema escogido para este Verano 2011: “Un idioma, un país, una ilusión…”

Así pues, que todos y todas sepamos aprovechar esta oportunidad de aprender, mejorar y profundizar nuestros conocimientos del inglés y que verdaderamente nuestro aprendizaje sea del todo exitoso. Que los nuevos amigos/as nos ayuden a conseguir los objetivos que nos proponemos realizar: divertirnos aprendiendo y madurar en nuestro ser personas.

Feliz estancia a todos en cada uno de los lugares escogidos, dentro de nuestra Organización de Idiomas Padre Manyanet.

P. Antonio Sorribes
Director

HASTA SIEMPRE

Un año más cerramos nuestros cursos de Idiomas, con la confianza que todos nuestros estudiantes hayan alcanzado los objectivos que nos habíamos marcado. Quiero pues, agradecer desde aquí, en primer lugar, todo el trabajo llevado a cabo por los directores de grupo y los monitores responsables de cada uno de ellos.
Asimismo, agradezo a los padres la confianza que habéis tenido con Idiomas Padre Manyanet. Que todos terminemos de pasar un feliz verano en familia y hasta siempre.

P. Antonio Sorribes S. F.
Director de Idiomas Padre Manyanet

WARWICK AND FAMILIES!

Today, 24, as friends of Madrid have already gone home, we, (catalan students) went to Warwick to visit it because they were parties.

We got up later than other days and stayed at 10 am Newbold Terrace. We took the bus and climbed 146 stairs to reach the top of St Mary's Church.

Also we saw some dancing there and we really liked.
We went to lunch at a tapas restaurant that is casually called "Catalan".

After lunch we went to Leamington and we spent the evening with our families.

DEAR DIARY:

We went to Birmingham and we saw the library, the Town Hall and the Birmingham Cathedral which is the new Parish Church in the "High Town" area of Birmingham.
It has amazing windows which portray four significant themes within the Christian faith.
The Cathedral immits the classical roman built.
The rest of the trip was all about the shopping because of the farewell party.

C.dM.

On 21th July Alison, our teacher, explained some stories about Stratford because the day before we went to Stratford and we visited William Shakespeare's house.
At 10.15 a.m we finished the first break and when we came back classes, we finished the unit and we started with another completly different.
At 12.30am, we had lunch together and at 2.00am we went to a park where we played football and girls danced because of the farewell.
At 4.00.pm we went to the swimming pool and we came back our houses at 5.30pm.

P.M.G.

STRATFORD!

Last Tuesday we went to Stratford after the classes.
When we arrived we went to Shakespeare childly house, where he lived with his parents, his two brothers and his three sisters.
We also saw his bed, the rooms, the bathroom, and Shakespeare's father shop where he sold gloves.
When the visit finished, two actors interpreted Romeo and Juliette only for us. It was amazing!
Then we went to other Shakespeare's house where he lived in the end of his life.
There was archaologist shearching things from Shakespeare's time.
That visit was very interesting.
At the end, we took the bus and we came back to Leamington.
C.T.V.