From 19 to 22 October, Year 9 and 10 students, accompanied by teachers Lourdes, Adrián, and Ángela, enjoyed a memorable few days exploring Córdoba and Granada. It was a unique opportunity to delve into our history and culture, as well as to strengthen bonds, share special moments, and create lasting memories. They toured historic areas such as the Jewish Quarter (La Judería), the Mosque-Cathedral, and the Almodóvar Gate in Córdoba—all designated UNESCO World Heritage Sites. The journey continued in Granada with a visit to the Alhambra, a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1984. They explored historic landmarks such as the Nasrid Palaces, the Alcazaba, and the Generalife, gaining a vivid sense of key moments in Spain's history while admiring the extraordinary artistic beauty of the complex. The trip successfully blended cultural discovery with adventure, including a visit to the Sierra de Huétor Natural Park for Aventura Amazonia, where students took part in tree-top courses and zip wires. The itinerary also took us to La Herradura Beach in Almuñécar, where everyone enjoyed a wonderful afternoon by the sea. This residential trip was a truly special experience to get to know each other better, have fun, deepen existing relationships, and build new friendships and connections.
