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It is only a few days to be back again, some of you, not many this year (I must confess) will be taking an exam to be able to pass the subject. I know the blog has not been much updated this summer - I needed longer holidays this year, but this is to remind you that you can ask as many questions as you want on the comments or via Twitter and I will do my best to answer them before the test next Monday.

I also remind you of this post with all the info about the timetables of English and French tests at our school.

The new course will start in a few days and I come back with full expectations of your potentials and many things I would like to experiment with you. I must say I won't be there physically, but the exams are ready and I hope you do your best. Good luck!!

Getting ready for September... before going on holidays.

Página Moodle del IES Tartessos

Before we go on holidays, I want to introduce you the new page that the English Department at the Moodle platform. My mates have been working hard to upload the activities you can do during the summer to review English and pass the exam in September. They have already uploaded activities for 1st and 2nd ESO (both at the 1st ESO section of Moodle, just follow the link on top). When you enter the page, you have to register to get access, but it is very simple and in Spanish!
If you want to know the dates of the exams in September, you can also have a look at them at the official website of IES Tartessos, you have a summary of the English dates, all of them on the 2nd September:

	1st language	2nd language
1st ESO	10h00	11h00
2nd ESO	11h00	10h00
3rd ESO	10h00	11h00
4th ESO	11h00	10h00
2ºPCPI	11h00	X
1st Bachillerato	8h00-9h45 (Hz 1&2)	9h45-11h30
2nd Bachillerato	9h45-11h30 (Hz 3&4)	X

All the ESO exams will last one hour and will be held in the SUM of the school. The bachillerato exams will last longer and will be held in Haza.