Year 11 and Year 12 IB Geography students went to Ciudad Vieja for a day of fieldwork investigating land use patterns and exploring the importance of tourism in the Old City.
A group of 29 students from Y11 and Y12, together with three teachers (Ms Mariana Valdés, Mr Enrique Cederbaum and Mr Daniel Benzano), embarked on a tightly scheduled journey to visit the rich artistic cultural offerings of Buenos Aires.
IB Geography and Biología students embarked on a collaborative educational expedition, organised by the Humanities and Science Departments, to explore two nature reserves: "Arroyo de Pan de Azúcar" and "Monte y Matorral Psamófilo" in Solis on Tuesday, 14th November.
On Wednesday, 29th March, the Y11 generation headed to Escuela 42, a rural school in San José, attended only by 5 students, a teacher and a cook. Although participation was voluntary, all the students in Y11 attended the activity.
On 5th of December, Y11 students carried out the final stage of the Group 4 Project, which required them to communicate their findings in a "science-fair" style exposition to the rest of the School.
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