Road safety day
The implementation is still relatively recent in our area, so this Friday we have celebrated some Road Safety Days.
Sylvia Fortuni gave us a talk on the Zaragoza Tramway Society as part of the Road Safety Programme. In this way, our students will get to know perfectly well the safety rules for using the tram without running any risk. Moreover, young children are best placed to pass on these rules to older children, who often do not have the time to study the new road safety rules.
Sylvia Fortuni gave us a talk on the Zaragoza Tramway Society as part of the Road Safety Programme. In this way, our students will get to know perfectly well the safety rules for using the tram without running any risk. Moreover, young children are best placed to pass on these rules to older children, who often do not have the time to study the new road safety rules.



This week we have installed our Christmas tree in the Maternelle hall. This year it is loaded with the characteristic Christmas baubles. Did you know the origin of these decorations?
In 1858 a great drought occurred in the forests of Les Vosges, northern France, affecting the vegetation in the area.
The trees were left without fruit, so that even the Christmas trees lost all of their plant ornaments.
A glassblower decided to blow some glass balls to decorate the trees.
This triggered a tradition that is still alive today and has spread to almost every culture in the world.