Microorganisms in the water

Last friday,  students 1º ESO, Roque, Marta, Iñaqui, Andrea and Irene collected a sample of water in a puddle  of rainwater from the school courtyard and they  let it  with some  leaves in descomposition in the laboratory for several days .

 They wanted to see the microrganisms in the water. This afternoon, they could see some microorganisms under the microscopy like some species of ciliates and flagellates.

Study of intertidal zone

Today a group of students  accompanied by teachers Andres Lamas Seco and Mª José Leira went to the Covas beach to do a study of the life in the intertidal zone. The aim of it is to complete the work they  are doing about the life around water.

  In addition, students of ESO 1º  brought  water and algae samples  to  study  them in the laboratory.

This output was proposed on April 13, but due to bad weather we could not go until this morning. In the afternoon went back  a storm and winds of 100 km per hour. We were lucky to go this morning. The latest storm left stranded several animals. We found this issue of dolphin (Grampus griseus)

Students 

Sergio	Avila Testa
Iñaki	Beceiro Cillero
Roque	Bescos Beceiro
Paloma	Bescos Santos
Cristina	Casal Carrodeguas
Noa	Castro Lema
Lara	Castro Lema
Irene Castro	Castro Regueira
Marta	Castro Romaní
Carlota	Davila Lopez
Tania	Gándara Mosquera
María	García Díaz
Andrea García	García Gabiola
Lidia	Lareo Vilela
Andrea	Perez Perez
Eva	Rodriguez Vilariño
Esperanza	Vázquez Dopico
Andrea	Vieites Estraviz

How I can summarize this experience?

Entering for this proyect has been a the best thing that i have dine in my live.

I could meet incredible people of other countries, a lot of things about their culture. We shared laugh, plays and cries when they went away.

I can say that these days been the best for me. I have got new friends in Estonia, Turkey, France and Italy. I would like to stay in the same place with them forever.

I can tell you that i fell i have a new sister.

I miss you all and i hope we will meet some day.

See you in Sicily.

Written by Andrea Pérez Pérez 1º G