Hi everyone!

I have news about the new drama workshop:

• date: November 15(Saturday)-16(Sunday) ( I hope we’ll go on 14th- on Friday; depends on Mr. Marcel );
• location: Bran, Brasov;

if you want more information contact the teachers: Miss Catalina (Biology), Miss Varvara (Maths).

We talk about the global context of everything we learn about , but have you asked yourself what is the global context of our life ?

There are a lot of good things happening in the World right now but there are many problems either.

We were fortunate to be born in a decent place and in families who don’t struggle to survive. But, not all children are as fortunate as we are.

Almost 2/3 of the poorest people in world live in this 5 countries China, Nigeria, Bangladesh and the Democrat republic of Congo,where the medium salary per day is 1,25$, so it means 30.75$ a month.
Can you manage to survive in our days with 30$ a month?

The poorest country in the world is Zimbabwe the rate of poverty is 100,6/100 and the rate of unemployment is 95/100.On the second place is the African state Liberia where the rate of poverty is 95/100 and the rate of unemployment is 85/100.

Also in Zimbabwe the GDP per Capita in a year is 589$.

The source: (?)

Watch this very touching video:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nqlgFpdaI5Y

Unfortunately, there are many children like these ones in the world and in Romania as well.

to be continued..

Our motto is: Carpe Diem . If you don’t know what it means, watch this short video:

A musical tribute to the great Robin Williams

We talked in our Education Technology class about the importance of protecting the environment.

We are going to post an article about this topic as often as we can. This is an ongoing project.

We need your collaboration! Come with ideas and articles about your contribution.

Watch this video:

Because our school is hosting one of the Bucharest Science Festival’s activities this week, we take this opportunity to introduce you to one of Bill Nye’s Science videos:

Little London School is hosting one of the activities during the  Bucharest Science Festival connected with the History of Transportation.

Photos exposed at the History Museum in Bucharest:

We feel next video explains  the subject well:

Very short Gallery showing the last century’s evolution of car:

A challenge for the future: non-polluting cars:

AirPod-A future car on air

A future electric car equipped with a human-friendly robot

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