On Monday the 19^th of March, St. George’s held a “Spanish Day”.  The Spanish speaking community of the school organized traditional games and different fun activities, which were much appreciated by all. 

During the day, the lounge was decorated with flags and posters containing information and pictures related to Hispanic cultures.

At assembly, the students learnt some facts about Spanish and why it is interesting to study and speak the language.

Break time was the moment to smash the “piñatas” made by Andrea and Ane. Fortunately, Ed, Adam and Martin were very skilful with the baseball bat and nobody was hurt.

While eating delicious paella, students were able to test their knowledge about the culture of the Spanish Speaking countries. The prize to be won was a genuine Mexican “piñata” full of sweets.

After lunch, Alex and Gaby put on their typical flamenco dress and demonstrated this colourful dance to students and staff. 

Typical Spanish sweets were sold after school and the money was given to Social Services.

Mr Alberto Hernandez