Our school has been recently remodelled. We are very satisfied about it. What once was old, degrading and ugly is now modern, comfortable and big.
For our students,
Our school has around 600 students and it is mainly a secondary school, that is, the majority of our students come to this school to attend the last three years before college / University.
We also have professional courses attended by students wanting to have a job after 12 years in school. Last but not least, basic education is also available, from the 7th year to the 9th and equivalent professional degrees. Some occasional night classes are available to adults.
We also have professional courses attended by students wanting to have a job after 12 years in school. Last but not least, basic education is also available, from the 7th year to the 9th and equivalent professional degrees. Some occasional night classes are available to adults.
In the final project of our group 1 for this theme, there is an example of the timetable of a class from the 12th grade.
Living in school: pros and cons
Pros
- Big building and modern facilities;
- It is all brand new ;
- Aesthetically pleasant;
- The classrooms have plenty of light and AC ;
- Well-equipped labs;
- Interactive boards;
- Students get along quite well, everybody is great;
- Our school provides a great support to students with all kinds of disabilities;
- Some say we have the best teachers in Europe (ehehehehehe!).
Cons
- It doesn't have a canteen;
- The auditorium could be bigger;
- The bathrooms are focused all in the same place, there are classrooms really far away from them;
- The library could have a bigger variety of books.
For their parents, school was:
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| The Crimson Revolution in Portugal (1974) was an important milestone for the parents generations that could actually feel the differences before and after the fall of the Regime, a dictatorship that ruled Portugal for 48 years and managed to struggle all attempts to turn to Europe and to progress. |
