As I mentioned in one of your posts, a few days ago, do what we can on that of the Community Care, and this time he has fallen to me to work with the IES Fleet in the proposed health education has been developing this center. The activity focused on a group of 39 English students from Dr Challoner's Grammar School, a public school for boys, established in 1624 in Amersham, Buckinghamshire, England, with the IES Fleet maintains an exchange at the institutional level. That is why this frikadas (this goes for you Yanira) of title in English and presented in the language of Shakespeare. Mediterranean diet were talking about, not only as a dietary model but as a lifestyle, which includes not only food, since it is a cultural element that fosters social interaction, given that the common meals are a cornerstone of social customs and the celebration of festive events. The experience was interesting and highly rewarding, as I promised the kids and their teachers (Miss Ashton, Mrs Keen, Mrs Massey and Mr Walter) Here is the presentation for use to be named, for my part, Ambassadors in this school Intangible Heritage of Humanity. (The question of the day was: Much talk about vegetables, fruits and vegetables, but why in all the houses in Murcia, where our host is a pig's foot in the kitchen?)
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