S1D and S2D students visited the facilities of the Food Bank of Las Palmas.

Carla Garcia Medina S4 at Canterbury school, has designed and published an App called Soovie. The purpose of the App is to be able to see customer rating and read reviews about new and existing movies.

P6 students have spent the past months studying aboriginal art and boomerangs.

During the last 4 weeks all P6 houses have played football matches in the lunchtime. Many students played and there were some excellent matches.

Tomás Quesada of S1A, champion of the Canary Islands and runner-up in the Spanish championship 2016, has won the Master Rafa Nadal. Congratulations Tomás, we are very proud!

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 2016).

S4, S5 and S6 students offered their services as advisers for this year's S2 options fair.

233 students joined together at Santa Cristina for a super fun filled games day. The students and teachers joined together to help students learn to work as part of a team and to learn to help each other through sport and fun.

Art and travel students combined a trip to see the painted caves in Galdar.

Upper school art students visited the museum CAAM in Vegueta in order to see first hand the work of local and national artists.

As part of their A Level Geography studies, S6 visited the Spanish National Grid in Las Palmas, and the thermal power station at San Bartolome de Tirajana.

Last Friday 25 November students in the Secondary Dept donated 439 kg of food for the Food Bank of Las Palmas.

During the past 4 weeks the S1 students have been playing a house dodgeball competition.

The final house trip was Blue house who went to play team games at the beach. The students worked together to win house points and to learn to work as part of a team.

Upper school art students got the chance to visit the museum of the Canaries to draw first hand the skulls and skeletons on show.