We were supposed to go on a trip to Gibraltar on Monday, well, that was the idea but the bus drivers happened to be on strike so, we had to postpone it for two days later. I felt sorry for my students who were quite disappointed and had to eat their packed lunch at school!
Fortunately, we left for Gibraltar on Wednesday and everything was O.K.
Nice weather, nice walks through the city, nice shopping and a delicious meal in "El Capote" ( bullfighter's cape ).We had a great time and the students also had time to to do an assignment which consisted of asking Gibraltarian people questions concerning their history, geography, culture, life, and shopping.
Below, MªCarmen tells us about Gibraltar.

Learning where different countries from all over the world are located on a map is quite a simple issue, even for a little child. Don't you believe me?
Then, watch this:

This is the third school year that my students go to Málaga Airport to carry out a survey about travelling.
The main aim of this assignment is to collect information so as to find out why people travel. Well, I'm not telling you the truth... the real aim is to get them to speak English. By asking different people questions concerning their trips, they have a great chance to use English outside the class; face to face interviews make them practice what they have been learning. They love this activity and that´s another reason to do it every year.
The full activity is here .
This time they have gone a bit further, most of them recorded videos of the interviews. Students never stop surprising me.