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Viva España as students experience magical Madrid

A group of 54 students and five teachers from St Brigid’s enjoyed a cultural and linguistic tour in Madrid.
The Fifth Year Spanish class students had four wonderful days in the Spanish capital which was a cultural and linguistic journey helping them to appreciate the language further.
They enjoyed a large range of activities, visiting world renowned art galleries, the Roman city of Segovia with its iconic aqueduct, the largest Renaissance building in the world at El Escorial along with a guided bus tour of key monuments in the city.
There was lots of time for fun also and the students spent a day at Warner Brothers Theme Park enjoying the many roller coasters and attractions. Students visited the home of Real Madrid in the Santiago Bernabeú stadium, home this year to the UEFA Champions League trophy.
"It was a wonderful experience, educational and enjoyable for all," teacher Cliona Hallissy said.
"Students developed a greater appreciation for Spanish culture and improved their language skills."
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