The document provides information about IES Gómez-Moreno, a bilingual secondary school located in Madrid, Spain. The school has over 600 students aged 13-18 who are taught by 50 Spanish teachers and language assistants from England, France, and other countries. The school offers both bilingual section classes and a bilingual program, with several subjects taught in English to develop students' language skills. It also has special programs for deaf students and international exchange opportunities to promote cultural understanding beyond borders.

1. IES Gómez-Moreno
A bilingual school in Madrid (Spain)

2. Spain
• Population: 46,704,314 (2013)
• Currency: euro
• Government: Parliamentary Monarchy
• Official languages: Spanish, Galician, Catalan,
Basque
• Immigration: 5.7 million foreign residents in
Spain (2011), or 12.2% of the total population

5. MADRID: a fun city
• Spain’s capital city
• Population: 3,233,527 (2012)
• Spain’s largest city
• Located on Manzanares River
• Mediterranean climate (cold winters and warm
and dry summers)
• The European city with the highest number of
trees and green surface per inhabitant

6. “From Madrid to Heaven”
• History, Art, Culture,
Tradition
• A city of great
monuments
• Welcoming, modern,
multicultural, vivacious,
lively
• www.madrid.es

7. Gómez-Moreno High School
• Secondary Education and
• Bachillerato (junior and senior years)
• 608 students (13-18 years old)
• 50 Spanish teachers
• 4 English language assistants
• 1 French language assistant

8. • Our school’s Bilingual Project:
– Bilingual Section classes
• 5 hours of English language and literature
• Different content subjects in English (Science, History,
Geography, Art, Technology, Music, PE)
– Bilingual Program classes
• 5 hours of English
• Optional content subjects in English (Art, Technology, Music
and PE)

10. • Special Program for deaf students:
– Sheltered classes to
address these
students’ necessities
– 2 signs language
interpreters to help
regular
teachers

11. • Global Classrooms: UN model program
– 3rd year of secondary education students (15-
16 years old) in several bilingual schools in
Madrid
– Defense of different countries and topics
imitating the UN delegates
– Final Bonus: visiting the UN headquarters in
NYC

12. “Culture Beyond Borders”
– Exchange program with three European
schools (in France, Denmark and Poland)
– Financed by EU
– 2 years
– Trips to the different countries
– Use of the English language

13. Let’s

14. Gómez-Moreno School is
more than happy  to
have you here