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People for the Global Goals

Can you be counted in?

 

You can get encouraged by Michael Green's talk. Listen!

Check the Lazy Person's Guide to Saving the World and take action!

A poem a day

Lewis Carroll is famous for his Alice in Wonderland, but he is also known for his comic fantasies and humorous verse. Here an example: 

The Crocodile by Lewis Carroll

How doth the little crocodile 
     Improve his shining tail, 
And pour the waters of the Nile 
     On every golden scale! 
  
How cheerfully he seems to grin, 
     How neatly spreads his claws, 
And welcomes little fishes in, 
     With gently smiling jaws!

*Note: doth = does 

If you liked it, click here for more nice poems to read.

From egg to animal

"What came first: the chicken or the egg?"
That's an unsolved dilemma, but is it only the chicken? Learn about other animals coming from eggs clicking here and reading this interesting article. You can discuss it in your science class.

Bookworm Co.

Bookworm Company, run by 1st year students taking part in our eTwinning project, invites you to explore the wonderful world of fiction. There you can meet all kinds of people with interesting stories to tell:

Sir Simon de Canterville was a ghost, Count Dracula lived in Transylvania, Tom Sawyer didn't like school, Oliver Twist had to learn how to pickpocket for a living, Captain Nemo traveled under the sea in his submarine, Alice follows a white rabbit down a hole to find Wonderland ...

All their stories coming soon!

White roofs for green schools

Such an easy way, isn't it?

Christmas letter exchange 2017

Christmas Letters Exchange 2017 on PhotoPeach