Blog Lycée Molière Zaragoza

This week we have installed our Christmas tree in the hall of Maternelle, this year it is loaded with the characteristic Christmas balls. This year it is laden with the characteristic Christmas baubles. Did you know the origin of these decorations? In 1858 a great drought took place 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 decides to blow some...

This week we have participated in the Food Bank collection campaign. On Monday and Tuesday we have been collecting everything that the students have brought us, especially non-perishable products such as rice, dried vegetables, sugar, flour, pasta, oil, milk, nuts, sultanas and canned food. Once collected, they will be distributed free of charge to assisted centres in Zaragoza and throughout Aragon, from where they can be distributed to those most in need.

The corridors of the primary school are not only displaying their pupils' coats. These days, these same walls are used to hang their interpretations of the works of three contemporary artists: Piet Mondrian, Kandinsky and Keith Haring. They have created the colourful pop movement of Haring's figures, the geometric abstraction of Mondrian, and the musical geometry of Kandinsky.