Thursday, November 15, 2007
Welcome to the Baix Ebre
This is the area of the Baix Ebre, the lower Ebro area. People here are very proud of where they live and there is a definite identity among the people who live here in the south of Catalunya.
Maps of where to find us
These images have been taken from Google maps, where I am sure all of you have already searched for us. As you will have seen we are about 170 kms south of Barcelona down the coast.
If you want to see the maps in more detail click on them.
This is where we are in relation to Tarragona, our nearest big capital, which is in itself south of Barcelona.
Here you can see where we are with relation to the coast and to the Ebro Delta.
This is Roquetes and Tortosa close up, here I have labelled the school, the Hotel Corona and the station in Tortosa.
If you want to see the maps in more detail click on them.
This is where we are in relation to Tarragona, our nearest big capital, which is in itself south of Barcelona.
Here you can see where we are with relation to the coast and to the Ebro Delta.
This is Roquetes and Tortosa close up, here I have labelled the school, the Hotel Corona and the station in Tortosa.
The gym inside and out
The playground when the weather was not so good.
The gym with a fourth year class.
Albert Reverté, one of our physical education teachers.
Batiste taking a class outside.
The gym with a fourth year class.
Albert Reverté, one of our physical education teachers.
Batiste taking a class outside.
Wednesday, November 14, 2007
Arriving at IES Roquetes
A short video of what you see when you come into the school and you go straight to the language lab.
More views of the school
The Foreign Languages Department office on the ground floor.
One of the technology classrooms.
The covered walkway leading from the main school building to the gym with the courts in the background.
The basketball courts and playground area.
The gym as seen from the first floor corridor window.
The staffroom with some hardworking colleagues.
More staffroom, Enric with his sandwich.
The corridor just outside the language lab and the staffroom.
The dining hall and cafeteria.
Second years.
A third year class.
One of the technology classrooms.
The covered walkway leading from the main school building to the gym with the courts in the background.
The basketball courts and playground area.
The gym as seen from the first floor corridor window.
The staffroom with some hardworking colleagues.
More staffroom, Enric with his sandwich.
The corridor just outside the language lab and the staffroom.
The dining hall and cafeteria.
Second years.
A third year class.
Thursday, October 11, 2007
The library
The library is sometimes used as an auxiliary classroom and also as a study area, it has several access points for internet and also a "communications centre" for projecting material on a screen for staff meetings or other meetings.
Some simple views of our school
This is Consergeria, the school reception area
The school office
These are the main corridors that run the length of the school
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