Varios alumnas de 1º y 2º de ESO del Colegio Ntra. Sra. del Carmen de Valladolid, tres de primer curso, Nerea Flores, Triana Borja, Gabriela Ivan, y dos de segundo, Ainara Atienza y Adriana Peñas, asistieron a un curso de formación de Alumnos Ayuda y Mediadores organizado por el CFIE de Valladolid junto con Marisa de la Lama, Coordinadora de Convivencia de nuestro colegio.

Fue un día muy intenso y, sobre todo, enriquecedor. En primer lugar, tras recogernos un autobús en la puerta del colegio, nos recibieron a todos los centros a nuestra llegada al CFIE en el salón de actos. Allí nos explicaron cómo se desarrollaría la jornada en la que nos dividiremos en grupos para los cuales había un profesional a nuestro cargo.

La ponente asignada, Nuria Jiménez, trabajó con ellas y muchos más alumnos en talleres en los que asentaron muchas de las directrices dadas en la formación del colegio a principio de curso y aprendieron muchas más sobre cómo gestionar los conflictos y, en ellos, realizar escuchas activas, llevar a cabo una mediación escrita, aprender dinámicas de convivencia, etc.

Fueron once horas en las que convivieron con alumnos de otros centros de Valladolid capital y provincia. Compartieron ratos libres para comer y merendar y conocieron mucho más a los 24 alumnos con los que compartían taller, procedentes de los centros IES Río Duero (Tudela de Duero), IES Ribera de Castilla (Valladolid) e IES Alejandría (Tordesillas).

Cuando la jornada finalizó, hicieron entrega de los diplomas e hicieron una foto final grupal para recordar lo vivido en este día tan especial.

Gracias, chicas, por participar en el curso y emplear prácticamente un día entero en él, porque juntos trabajaremos para seguir mejorando y aprendiendo en este camino tan gratificante de la convivencia escolar.

Today we woke up and the world had disappeared, it was really foggy. We had breakfast and we did our international morning dance inside, we danced to music from the UK, India and the Netherlands.

After that we went to lessons. We are speaking so much English. We are trying to get Rose to invest a million in our projects, Philip is helping us find our ideal job, thanks to Yasin we are sure we can survive in nature and at this rate we might even find aliens with Tarek.

A warm lunch for a cold day, chickpeas and beef stew. We are very lucky with our chef and this afternoon we got to be chefs ourselves. We made some fantastic desserts and the presentations were very funny. Our teacher pretended to be very serious judges and they really made us laugh. We also learnt some new choreographies for the big party.

And the night arrived, we got ready for the party and everything was so exciting. We had pizza and hamburguers, there was lots of music, lots of dancing … It was really great fun. 

Another sunny morning in Busto de Bureba. After a nice breakfast and a waking up dance we were ready to start our lessons. Today we talked about lots of interesting things, such as sports, music, hiking, space and aliens, public speaking and movies. We also played games between our lessons.

After a lovely lunch (arroz a la cubana cooked by our Cuban chef), we got ready for a hike towards the mountains. It was muddy but it was sunny and the views were amazing.

On our way back to the village, we stopped to play some games next to the town hall and we saw three people. There aren’t many people in this village but they are so nice, an old lady was telling us how beautiful we all were.

When we arrived at the hostel, we had showers to take all the mud off. Today was a different night, we were allowed to have dinner in our pyjamas. After dinner we took our sleeping bags to the common room, the monitors chose the Camper of the Day (Aroa) and we were ready for movie night.

We are having so much fun!

A new day started. After having a delicious breakfast, brushing our teeth and dancing for a while, we enjoyed some English activities with our monitors. Today, we talked about music, animals, countries and famous people. During the break, we played some sports and had some delicious fruit.

At 13.45h we had lunch and relaxed for a bit to play on our own. Later, some of us competed to be the first to find some places in town and take photographs of us there. Others practised climbing and learned the names of the equipment in English.

Back at the hostel, we played games together, had a shower and had dinner to get enough energy for the night activities, Just Dance Karaoke and Challenges. Mario and Alba were chosen Campers of the Day. Yesterday it was Noa. It was so funny! 

At 23.00h, we all were in our rooms to sleep and take some rest for tomorrow.

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And the day arrived! We set out at about 10.30 together with the school from La Bañeza.We were so excited! After a short stop in Palencia to meet our foreign monitors, we continued our trip and got to Busto de Bureba. There we were welcomed by the coordinator and the rest of the team.They told us about the organisation of the week and we went to the canteen for lunch.

After lunch, we went to our bedrooms to leave our cases and choose our beds. Then, we were  divided into four groups, where we created a group name, a logo and a dance. The dances were really fun to watch.

It was time to discover the village. We went all around and we stopped at the church for a snack. The view was fantastic. Back at the hostel we had dinner and played a Trivia Game with lots of music and fun challenges.

The first day has been amazing. We are looking forward to tomorrow.