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We experienced the Peru – Australia match with great enthusiasm and encouraged the national team in this third match in the World Cup in Russia. We won and enjoyed a great game that encouraged us to keep improving so that the next time we participate we can do much better. Go Peru!

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We experienced the World Cup in our school watching the Peru-France match students and staff together with great enthusiasm passionately cheering on our team.  While we didn’t win the game, we are confident our team is on the right path for future World Cups!

La Unidad que estamos desarrollando estudia cómo la geografía influye en las interacciones y costumbres de las personas. Nuestros y nuestras estudiantes de Kinder demostraron su indagación al realizar preguntas interesantes como ¿en qué parte de tu país el clima es más caluroso?, ¿qué costumbre de tu país te gusta más?, ¿la comida de tu país es igual a la comida peruana?, ¿cómo te sentiste en Cusco?, ¿por qué las estaciones en tu país son muy coloridas?, ¿en tu país hay montañas como en Cusco?, etc.

Las dos invitadas respondieron a muchas de las inquietudes de los niños y niñas explicándoles mediante fotos, imágenes, vídeos, etc. ¡Muchas gracias por apoyar nuestras indagaciones!

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The Kinder classroom received visits from Blanca, from Spain, and Katy, Emily’s mother from England, who shared their adaptation process in Cusco with the children. They also talked about their customs, the population of their country, climate, etc.

This was part of the unit of inquiry into how geography influences people’s interactions and customs. Our students demonstrated their inquiry by asking interesting questions such as, where in your country is the weather warmer? What custom do you like most in your country? Is your country’s food like Peruvian food?, How did you feel in Cusco?, Why are the seasons in your country so colorful?, in your country are there mountains like in Cusco?, etc.

The two guests responded to many of the children’s questions by explaining through photos, pictures and videos. Thank you very much for supporting our inquiries!

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During this first academic semester, our Art teacher, Shalom Castillo, will study a specialization in visual arts teaching in Argentina. This exchange is being made possible through a partnership between Cusco’s Diego Quispe Tito National University and the Patagonian University Institute of the Arts of Argentina. We are sure this enable Shalom to have experiences leading to great personal and professional growth experience and bring new ideas and experiences back to our school. Congratulations, Shalom!