The 'Travelling Planetarium' visited the Central Pavilion for a week in October, giving Gaztelueta students and teachers the opportunity to learn about astronomy. The planetarium is an autonomous inflatable structure that, together with a projector installed inside and with a capacity of 30 people seated on the roof of the pavilion, can be...
Former students of the school, Pablo Erecacho (54 prom) and Jon Hernández (57 prom) have chosen Gaztelueta to do their teacher training. Pablo, a graduate in History from the University of the Basque Country UPV/EHU, is finishing a master's degree in Secondary Education Teaching at the UNIR. For his part, Jon, a student at the Faculty of...
At the end of September, professors Pablo Zalbidea and Carlos Fernández took part in a meeting between education professionals at the University of Birmingham. This century-old institution has among its most prestigious centres the 'Jubilee Centre for Character and Virtues', one of the most innovative and prestigious centres for research, education and training in the...
To inaugurate the season, the presentation of the benjamín, alevín, infantil and cadete teams (in which students from 3rd Primary to 4th ESO play) took place in the sports centre, which has been organised in collaboration with the Club Balonmano Romo. This season, like other clubs from different sports disciplines, they will train at the school facilities....
On the 90th anniversary of the foundation of Opus Dei, the Central Pavilion was officially inaugurated. It was more than fifty years old and, in accordance with a gradual renovation process that aims to renovate all the school's facilities by 2021, before the end of the last school year the new building was put into operation....
Facebook Photo Album The last weekend of September saw the traditional 4th Year Primary parents and children get together in Entrambasaguas, Cantabria. In beautiful weather and accompanied by their teachers, the 4th Year children spent Saturday morning on a trip to the Liencres Dunes, where they were able to walk through the dunes and enjoy the...
