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Monday, 1 February 2010

Synopsis -

Fresh-faced, idealistic twenty-three-year-old Erin Gruwell (Hilary Swank) is ready to take on the world as she steps inside Wilson High School for her first day of teaching. Her class, a diverse group of racially charged teenagers from different walks of life - African Americans, Latinos, Asians, juvenile delinquents, gang members, and underprivileged students from poor neighborhoods - hope for nothing more than to make it through the day. On the surface, the only thing they share is their hatred for each other and the understanding that they are simply being warehoused in the educational system until they are old enough to disappear. Despite her students' obstinate refusal to participate during class, Erin tries various means to engage them on a daily basis.

IT'S REALLY GOOD. DON'T MISS IT! On the 5th March

First film of the club

Tuesday, 26 January 2010

Leave your comment after seeing this extraordinary film.

Cinema at school

Monday, 25 January 2010

Why not learn in a nice and challenging atmosphere? That's why we're going to be able to watch some movies at school and then discuss about them in class.
What will be the first movie next wednesday, 27th January? Have a guess....
Come and have fun!

What about a nice cup of coffee or a smooth bitter?

Thursday, 21 January 2010

Ireland is full of wonders. Take some minutes to find out about the irish landscape. Its green meadows and cheerful music are a blessing to our hearts. And to end the day in a relaxing atmosphere nothing better than a beer or the famous irish coffee. Dreaming.....

Paul klee

Friday, 15 January 2010

Art fills our senses and our soul! Painting like music or a good book may open the way to a dreamlike state. Enjoy!



(Paul Klee [Swiss Expressionist Painter, 1879-1940] )

Come and have a nice cup of tea

TEA

I like pouring your tea, lifting

the heavy pot, and tipping it up,

so the fragrant liquid streams in your china cup.

Or when you’re away, or at work,

I like to think of your cupped hands as you sip,

as you sip, of the faint half-smile of your lips.

I like the questions – sugar? – milk? –

and the answers I don’t know by heart, yet,

for I see your soul in your eyes, and I forget.

Jasmine, Gunpowder, Assam, Earl Grey, Ceylon,

I love tea’s names. Which tea would you like? I say

but it’s any tea for you, please, any time of day,

as the women harvest the slopes

for the sweetest leaves, on Mount Wu-Yi,

and I am your lover, smitten, straining your tea.

by Jeanette Winterson

(One of my favourite British living poets)

NEW YEAR...NEW LiFE

Tuesday, 12 January 2010

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