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Emi Becerra, Maria Borràs and Cristian Duran presented SES Vallbona d'Anoia secondary school during the third TPM of the ECLIPSE Erasmus+ project in Vallbona d'Anoia (Spain)
In the culinary arts classroom students sometimes have a lack of respect for classroom rules possibly because they may not be aware of your expectations. Make sure students are aware of your expectations and how you plan to uphold them in YOUR classroom together.
Read| The latest issue of The Challenger is here! We are thrilled to announce that our school paper has qualified for the NATIONAL SCHOOLS PRESS CONFERENCE (NSPC) 2024. Thank you for your unwavering support and trust. Dive into the stories that made us stand out!
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2. WHAT IT WILL BE LIKE!!!!
Firstly there will be no such thing as telling
of and being naughty because it will be
much more better.
And also the class could get a treat every
day and start the mornings with play time.
The teachers could be 10 times nicer and
give us more reading time then usual (this
counts as class reader too.)
We will get sweets instead of merrit points
and a whole merrit is worth a mystery prize
3. EXTRA INFORMATION
The school will give free meals and children will
get to choose what they want to eat.
Also the school will have no littering and each
classroom’s recycling bin will automatically lead
to wherever the recycling goes.
The toilets will always be clean and smell nice.
The break and lunch break times will be two times
longer.
4. Class rooms and other rooms
The hall will be more spaced out and three times
bigger.
All classrooms will be brighter and will also have
more colour.
Snack time will be inside and the children can
choose between inside break or outside break.
Everybody will have their own mini class rooms
and instead of draws we could have lockers.
As well as teacher staff rooms children will have
their own staff rooms too.
5. Topics and lessons
Children will choose and get to vote on
each topic.
We will have food tech lessons.
We will do more science.
We will add red hot writing to our
lessons.
We will try and fit in art everyday.