PEP 6 pupils (3rd year PE) visited Leioa Town Hall as part of the unit of enquiry “How do we organise ourselves?”, exploring the line of enquiry “the political system” and working on the central idea: “Nature and human beings are part of systems that we can know, represent and transform”. During the visit they were welcomed...
Two teams of Gaztelueta students have been selected among the five finalists of the 13th edition of the StartInnova competition, an initiative promoted by El Correo that encourages entrepreneurship and innovation among young students in Bizkaia. The announcement of the finalists' projects was made public today, after a process in which the...
Baccalaureate is a decisive stage in which students consolidate their academic training and begin to define their personal and professional project. At Gaztelueta Global School, these years are experienced with a solid academic demand and a very close accompaniment, faithful to the school's educational style. We spoke to Ramón Porras, a graduate in Chemistry and...
Alfonso Fernández (Prom. 66) is studying Psychology + Programme in Organisational Psychology at the University of Deusto and is currently in his third year of Erasmus in Birmingham, England. He would like to train in psychoanalysis and work as a clinical psychologist. Until now he has been working as a Hockey+ coach (category formed by people with intellectual disabilities) in Hockey...
Today we ended our experience in Krakow with a day spent at leisure, as requested by those who want to stay for the end of the day, and in the morning we visited the Wawel Cathedral, built between 1320 and 1364. In the central nave there is the tomb of St. Stanislaus, and the tour through the chapels and mausoleums of...
Today was a very different day from yesterday, marked by the cold, the snow and also by some particularly beautiful moments. In the morning we set off for the outskirts of Krakow to visit the shrine of St John Paul II. There we were able to see, among other personal objects, the cassock with the stains...
