SURFING IN DONEGAL!

I really like Ireland...

Hi ! 

I am jacob and I am going to tell you all about my time in Ireland. First ,I got up at eight o'clock then I went to the kitchen to have my breakfast. When I finished ,Andres and I went to the school by bus. Over there ,we did 4 times Home Economics classes. We prepared a lasagne and in lunch we ate it ,  it was delicious. Then ,the next hour we only sang a very popular song in Ireland. Break time here is too short as they have two breaks ,the first one, is only fifteen minutes and the other one is 30 minutes .In The  second one  we have lunch. The school finishes at four o'clock but I am living in Ballyconnel so  we finish earlier than the other people who don't live over here. At the end of the day,  we usually  meet at seven o'clock with Spanish and Irish people. 

I really like ireland...

          By Jacob Guerra, student at Claret School

Pedro speaks Irish!!

Hi! my nameis Pedro .Today I'm going to talk about Monday 15th, I Woke up at 8 o’clock, then I had breakfast, later I went to school and in the school we did Irish, English and Maths. In Irish, we started to speak our first words in irish,it wasdifficult but it was very funny, during the English class, we learned the pronunciotion of a few words we could not pronounce properly, and in the last class, we had Maths, but that was not very interesting.Then we played pool in the afternoon. After that, my family collected me and we went home. In the evening we went to a party with some Irish and Spanish guys.I really liked that!WE shared a wonderful time together. We played gaelic football in the party, it is a special football game and you play with hands, it is incredible! Today was a fantastic day, I want to repeat it again! By Pedro Acevedo, student at Claret School.

Dublin!!

Elena's turn

Hi, I'm Elena,
Today I have to write on the blog. I want to start saying that Ireland is beautiful and everywhere is green, also, my family is so funny and lovely.
Today  I woke up at 11 o'clock because it's weekend. For breakfast, I had a cup of milk with cereal. (I really like the milk from Ireland, it is so sweet) . Then we stayed at home for two hours, and we ate. Later, we went to a match, it was so nice but we didn't win. After that ,we stayed in the park. Around 8 o'clock we went to Peter's house to watch a film. And that was my day! See you soon.!
By Elena Carrasco, student at Claret School

First Weekend!

Today is Saturday and It's  my turn to write the diary, it was a good day.
I woke up at 8:30 and then I went with my "brothers" to play with the play station.After  that,  we went to Share center, where we went kayaking and banana boating, it was so funny!
In the evening we went to Naoise's house because tonight was "Movie night", we saw "The Human Centipede" a horror film and the girls were screaming, I personally didn't like it.That's all !
See you soon!
By Jorge De Ramón, student at Claret School.

María's Friday

Hi! Im Maria!
Today I got up at 8;30 o'clock in the morning  , I had breakfast (milk with toast) Then I went to the bus stop to go to school. We arrived at the school at 9 o'clock . We were divided in two groups , 10 Spanish and Irish and another 10 Spanish with Irish. Our first class was Business ,  it was so interesting after that , we went to Art  class , that class is very special and the teacher is so nice and the last class before break it was Home Economics and  we cooked a delicious type of muffin.In the break we ate. The last class  was Geography  and History. In The geopgraphy class we planned how to film  a short video about the Canary Islands and Ireland. We took a lot of photos.We took the bus again to go home. Then we went to Northern  Ireland. It was so beautiful. I bought 2 coca cola bottles one for my dad and the other for me I also bought a book " The fault in our stars ". In one class we saw the trailer so I wanred  to read the book in English. At 7 o'clock Lucia and I went to Cristina's Birthday it was so funny. We had a great time together!
and that was my day.
See you soon,
Maria.

By María José Gaona, student at Claret School.