The day of the dead: A students show case!

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The day of the dead: A students show case!

This week, The Spanish AB Initio students have been researching about “El dia de los muertos”. Here we have some perfect examples of creativity, innovation and invention!

Emily, Hoang, and Phuong Linh designed a web page: http://diamuertos.weebly.com

Annie, designed a brochure:

British International School Hanoi Spainish

Lina M Rojas, Whole School MFL Subject Leader

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