SCHOOLS CANNOT ALLOW STEALING (invented essay)

There is no dubt that school cannot allow stealing. However, if a student is caught stealing at school, this should be immediately and permanently excluded.

In the one hand, school should exclud permanently if the robbery is big, for example, setaling a mobilephone or stealing money from other students. As a result, when the thief leaves school, he will continue stealing, first something small and then it will became bigger and bigger.

On the other hand, schools shouldn't exclud permanently because there are some other punishments like a fine or school service, for example, cleaning the playground or helping in the kitchen. Moreover the thief learns from their mistake.

In conclusion, I believe that permanently explusion isn't the best for the students. I think that some punishments are a better way.

THE END OF A SERIES?

Whith three wins apiece, Cyril Despres and Marc Coma ate tied in te roll of honour of the Dakar. But it is not a done deal that one of the twoo champions wil forge ahead of the other in 2012; the Aprilia, Yamaha, Husqvarna and Honda pilots, as well as their KTM teammates, are ready to overtake them without the silghtest hesitation.

Cyril Despres and Marc Coma have spent the last six years taking turns at winning the rally and do not seem to feel the burden of the years weighing on their shoulders. The two stars of this sport may very well end up crossing swords again, racing on identical KTM 450 motorcycles and with the same lieutenants as last year: Ruben Faria and Juan Pedrero, respectively. Racing in the same colours and being based in the same truck in the bivouac has provided an opportunity for the two Dakar favourites to smooth ruffled feathers. "We have toned things down a bit", explains Despres. Coma adds that "there is no need for sparks to fly between two sporting rivals". Although a quick glance at the rally's palmarès reveals that KTM's stars have the best shot at victory, their performances so far this year have exposed chinks in their armour which their rivals could exploit. Despres won the Rally dos Sertões but was later forced to abandon his last race in Australia, one of the few times in his career that he had to withdraw from a rally. Coma triumphed in the Pharaons Rally, the Rally di Sardegna and the Dubai Rally, but mechanical issues prevented him from finishing higher than 10th in the Morocco Rally, his last test before defending his title in South America.

I choose this piece of neew because I love the Dakar since I was a child. It's amazing how they can overcome all the obstacles that they find during the race so I decided to dedicate this piece of my blog to all the Dakar participants.

THE SMURFS

The festival of the Blue Moon is about to begin, and things are going smoothly for the smurfs, but Papa Smurf sees a vision of the future that is quite disturbing. The vision begins to play out in real life, as Clumsy Smurf inadvertently leads the evil wizard Gargamel to the smurfs' secret village. As they scramble to get away from the bumbling wizard, Clumsy goes the wrong way. Papa, Smurfette, Brainy, Gutsy, and Grouchy follow after him, and they all stumble upon a mysterious portal that sucks them away to a different realm Central Park, New York City. In a strange new "village" with Gargamel and his menacing cat Azrael hot on their heels, the Smurfs struggle just to survive. That is, until they find themselves in the cozy apartment of young married couple Patrick and Grace Winslow. Patrick is a clean cut marketing executive for the New York City based cosmetics company Anjelou, and kind and optimistic Grace is pregnant with their first child. When they find that they have some little blue visitors, Patrick and Grace, well more so Grace, accept the Smurfs and even befriend them. Despite the fact that Patrick's life is turned upside down and his big chance to succeed at work is put in grave jeopardy, he can't turn his back on his new, true blue friends. He does his best to help them escape Gargamel and get the tools and potions they need to open a portal back home, but in the end, it may be that the smurfs have helped him even more than he helped them.

I will recomend this film to all the families, from the younges to the oldest. It's a fantastic film to see with your family on a saturday afternoon with a popcorn can.

FORMAL LETTER

Dear Mrs Ma Lluïsa Pintó,

My name is Joana Bofill and I' in first batxillerat B. I just want you to know what I think about this high school.

There are some good things like the Christas decoration or the paintings that are on the walls. I think that the digital boards are a good idea for the ESO estudients, but it is a waste of time for the batxillerat students because we never use them.

This high school needs more colour because it is very sad and it needs to be happier and more powerful. Our play gound needs more trees to cast a shadow.

I look forward to hearing from you.

Thank you very much.

Yours sincerely,

Joana Bofill Capallera

WEEKEND IN AMER

Last weekend I went to Amer to visit my friend Dúnia.

I met her 2 years ago in an English Camp called Max Camps from British Summer. We were in the same room and we became very good friends.

I haven't met her since last weekend because she lives in Barcelona and I live in Vilamacolum so we didn't have the oportunity to see each other.

I went to la Colònia d'Amer because our mum's job had some houses there and she was staying in one of them.

We had a very very nice time. We took so many pictures and we visited a church in the top of the mountain.

EDUCATION OPEN DOOR DAYS

Whith the high school we went to the education open door days in the Autonomous University of Barcelona and to Girona's Universty. There we went to listen to some informative speeches were they explain us everithing about the universty and all about the degrees.

Some friends and I went to listen the speeches about journalism, law, economics, busines and interprice.

We had a very great time there and I think that I've decided what I'm going to study: aeronautic administration.

CHRISTMAS

On the 24th of december at night we did the “caga tió” with all my family. We arrived at my aunt’s house about 8 pm and we started to “cagar el tió”. This night is very magic for the little ones because they don’t know that it’s only a piece of wood, they believe that this trunk trows presents from it’s bottom.

On this night it’s very typical to eat soup with “galets”, a typical pasta soup and cannelons. A very typical desert from christmas are the nougat.

On the 25th at noon my family and I met at my other aunt’s house. There we had lunch all together and in the afternoon we did the “caga tió” again. More or les at seven we went to see the nativity scene were my cousins and my grandmother acted. And at nine pm we went to the “quina”. The “quina” is like a bingo but the people only play it on christmas.