[UPDATED WITH PHOTOS OF THE WEEK'S HIGHLIGHTS]
Argentinian Tango dancers (Thursday at 13:20h, main hall)
African Bongo players from Senegal (Friday at 11:20h, assembly hall)
From Monday 9th May to Friday 13th, we'll be celebrating our Multicultural Week at Rafael Dieste Secondary School. Organized by our school's library, with this week we want to be aware of the cultural diversity that is visible in our school every day. We'll have presentations from the different countries where some of our students come from, and also show it to the German exchange students, who are visiting us.
So on Monday 9th, we are going to pay tribute to Galicia, our homeland, by one of its greatest poets Rosalia de Castro, plus a Lois Pereiro exhibition, this year's Galician Literature Day's writer and we'll be talking about Colombia and Venezuela.
On Tuesday 10th, it's the United States' turn.
On Wednesday 11th, we are showing Brazil.
On Thursday 12th, we'll be at Argentina, Croacia and Uruguay and dancing Tango.
And at last, on Friday 13th, we'll be dancing Dominican merengue, we are travelling to Africa and hearing African bongos playing. We'll be visiting Aremenia, Dominican Republic & Argentina.
Hope you enjoy our multicultural virtual trip!
[Activities will take place at the school's central hall, library and assembly hall]
So on Monday 9th, we are going to pay tribute to Galicia, our homeland, by one of its greatest poets Rosalia de Castro, plus a Lois Pereiro exhibition, this year's Galician Literature Day's writer and we'll be talking about Colombia and Venezuela.
On Tuesday 10th, it's the United States' turn.
On Wednesday 11th, we are showing Brazil.
On Thursday 12th, we'll be at Argentina, Croacia and Uruguay and dancing Tango.
And at last, on Friday 13th, we'll be dancing Dominican merengue, we are travelling to Africa and hearing African bongos playing. We'll be visiting Aremenia, Dominican Republic & Argentina.
Hope you enjoy our multicultural virtual trip!
[Activities will take place at the school's central hall, library and assembly hall]
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