P6 art students have been researching and working with aboriginal art.

Last Friday upper school students participated in the S3 Options Fair, providing information and personal experiences to the S2 students to help them make educated choices about their IGCSE options.

Today, the President of the Canary Islands' Government, Fernando Clavijo, received Carla García Medina, Canterbury S5 student and winner of the National Youth Award in Volunteering.

Outstanding Cambridge Learner Awards: Every year Cambridge distinguishes a group of students around the world for their success in their IGCSE, AS or A level exams in the previous year's examinations (June 2017).

Massive congratulations to Carla García Medina of S5, first prize in the XXX Young Researchers of Spain Contest and selected as national representative for the European Contest that will take place in Dublin.

S5-S6 A/S Level Psychology students conducted a pig's brain dissection in order to discover the location of the amygdala, medulla and cerebellum.

Carla García Medina, S5 student, has been awarded with the National Youth Award 2017, in the category of Volunteering, by the National Institute of Youth (Injuve) of the Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality of the Government of Spain.

Congratulations to María González from S4D for her great representation at the national level in the Spanish climbing championship.

S2C and S2D had the pleasure to visit the theatre Pérez Galdós to see behind the scenes at what happens when puting on a theatre production.

We appreciate the collaboration of all the students and their families with the collection of food for the 'Sweet Christmas' campaign of the Food Bank of Las Palmas. Have a happy holiday!

S2A and S2B had the opportunity to visit the museum CAAM and the theatre Pérez Galdós.

On Friday 10th November, a group of S5 and S6 students, studying geography, visited the regional head quarters of AEMET, the Spanish meteorological office.

Canarian artist Armando Lorenzo welcomed Canterbury art students into his studio.

Upper school art students had the pleasure of meeting Ana Belen Quintana who came to speak to them about her very interesting role as marketing director in the drinks company Firgas in Gran Canaria.

Upper school art students need to research first hand Canarian and Spanish artists in order to inform and influence their own art work.

Last weekend, virtually the entirety of the S5 student body enjoyed a tremendously productive two day one night induction programme in our school in the south.

S​3-S6 art students had the pleasure of visiting the exhibition of Canarian artist Pepe Dámaso at CAAM. After a guided tour they then chose to copy some of the artist's work.