I'm an English teacher and I've created this blog for 7th, 8th and 9th grade students from Escola Básica Hermenegildo Capelo, Palmela, and their teachers. The purpose is to motivate students to participate in English. I/ We/They can share opinions, curiosities, information, thoughts, short comments and/ or texts about topics discussed in classes. Learning English can be fun!
Celebrating the 50 years
of the Revolution
On 24th April, school EBHC celebrated the 50 years of 25th April with several, different and interesting activities.
French 🇫🇷 & English 🇬🇧 activities/games and works on the 50 years of 25th April were done by students in their classes. Take a brief "tour" while listening to Zeca Afonso singing "Grândola Vila Morena". Watch here!
International
Education day
On International Education day, 24th January, students of 7th, 8th and 9th classes of E.B. H. C. wrote slogans to call people’s attention to the importance of education in everyone’s life.
These are some of the many slogans that were displayed on the windows and doors around the school.
Watch the short video here.
2023
2023-2024
school year
has started!
Dear students,
I wish you all a good school year.
Do not forget to fulfil your dreams and believe in your ideas and wishes!
"Every day you have the power to choose our better history -
by opening your hearts and minds,
by speaking up for what you know is right."
Michelle Obama
Dear students,
Summer holidays are already here. 🙂
I wish you incredible holidays and may these days become great and unforgettable.
Enjoy yourselves!
Click HERE to see some of your awesome works
done during this school year. Congrats!
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| Frank in May 1942, two months before she and her family went into hiding |
Do you
know that ...
"Birthday - Anne Frank (1929-1945) was born in Frankfurt, Germany.
She is perhaps the best known victim of the Nazi Holocaust.
Anne and her family moved from Germany to Amsterdam to flee Nazi persecution, then went into hiding in a small attic after Holland was invaded by Nazis.
Anne, a girl on the verge of womanhood, was unable to go outside for any reason.
In 1942, she began a diary to cope with the boredom, fear, annoyances, and loneliness of captivity.
Her family's hiding place was eventually discovered and Anne and her family were deported to Nazi concentration camps.
She contracted typhus and died at Bergen-Belsen in 1945.
After the war, her father published her diary, which inspired the world, revealing a young woman who had managed to remain hopeful, despite it all."
