STAFF PORTRAIT GALLERY

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This "Staff Portrait Gallery" is a project carried out by students of 4th ESO A/B and 1st ESO B under their teacher Juanjo direction. The students have done many interviews with teachers of English Department, language assistant, and SELE teachers. The interviews were recorded and some pictures were taken. The results are shown on these posters. They completed their work with some drawings which are true masterpieces.





 
 

 
 

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