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We are students from the towns of Segrià, Spain. We will explain the parts of our high school, INS Caparrella. The main areas are the entrance where buses drop students off each morning, the corridor with lockers and classrooms, classrooms equipped with desks, chairs, a teacher table and computer, a large computer classroom with many computers and a projector, a technology classroom with long tables and tools, a staff room for teachers to work and take breaks, a sports center with air mattresses for physical education and performances, a science lab with a microscope and materials, a playground with a football field for snacks and play, and a canteen where students meet and buy items during breaks with tables, chairs
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Ins caparrella presentation
- 1. We are the students of INS Caparrella. We are from the towns of the country of Segrià.Today we are going to explain the parts of our high school. This are entrance of the high school.l The buses leave us here every morning.It is a very beautiful place.
- 2. This is the corredor. Tere are the lockers: it is a good place to save or books or notebooks and there are the classrooms where the students have a class.
- 3. This is our classroom. we have a class. There are desks and chairs for every student and a big table and computer for the teacher. There is a blackboard and a whiteboard.
- 4. The computer classroom is huge; there are a lot of computers and a projector on it.
- 5. This is the technology classroom; it is a large classroom. There are long tables, a projector, a whiteboard and a closet with a lot of tools.
- 6. This is the staff room: the teachers meet and have a break and there are computers for they work.
- 7. This is the sport center of our high school on it the students have P.E and do the show there are air mattress
- 8. This our a lab.We investigate: there is a microscope and other science materials
- 9. This are the playground.The students have a little breakfast, play and meet there is a football field on it
- 10. This is the canteen on it the students meet at the break or buy things. There are tables, chairs and sofa