On April 23, UNESCO promotes International Book Day on a global level. At CIG, we love reading. We praise and celebrate the imagination and magic of books to such an extent that we can s...
Just after our Easter break, grade 5 and 6 students received a visit from a very special family at our school with more than 100,000 followers. All of the students at our school were very ex...
Our students in 5th grade were lucky enough to visit the Albayzin and the Alhambra. After studying the Middle Ages, the Reconquest, and the expulsion of the Moors from the Kingdom of Grana...
We’d like to invite you to have a look at the second trimester auditions. Click on the link: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1BdO3fuXYviMNkLd7OZX3CQzDCI8Lcxci?usp=sharing Congratu...
Fourth Grade students in Religion class have been studying the celebration of Holy week in greater depth. They created their own float with the crucifixion on it for the Holy week processi...
On March 26th, we had our first #Procreate workshop in 1ESO Art class. Here, our students had the opportunity to learn to use this innovative design and digital drawing application. The ac...
Raúl García Renedo, orthopedic surgeon expert in joint pain and father of one of our students in 2nd grade, wrote an article in collaboration with others on how Covid-19 has affected child...
CIG news is back with its second trimester issue. Fifth of Primary students have taken it on as an extension project in Language and Math classes. Here, they talk about special days celebr...
