Last Thursday, 9th February, all the Bisbe Berenguer’s Batxillerat students had the chance to enjoy a Scottish dancing workshop and learn a few steps of Céilidh dancing, a popular form of folk dancing in Scotland.
David Vivanco visited our school for the fourth time and conducted this fab session where all the students learnt about some of the most popular Scottish traditions, songs and dances while listening to the melancholy airs of Scottish bagpipes. Thus, they were able to improve their English in a very funny and exciting way, socialize with their classmates and dance with their English teacher, which was an unexpected plus.
After the workshop, they all agreed they had had a wonderful time and felt like doing it again in the future, be it here in L’Hospitalet or there, in the magnificent scenery of the Scottish Highlands.
Fotografía y vídeo: Ana Salido 3º C, Itziar Casillas 3º C, Nora Andrade 3º B, Madelenne Aguilar 3º C
