2. Spain is located in the Iberian Peninsula, in the southwest of Europe. It has 4,964 km of coast and two archipelagos, Canarias and Baleares. It has a total surface of 504,705 km², including 499,542 km² of land and 5,240 km² of water. Its frontiers are: Portugal: 1,214 kmPortugal: 1,214 km France: 623 kmFrance: 623 km Andorra: 63.7 kmAndorra: 63.7 km Gibraltar: 1.2 kmGibraltar: 1.2 km Marruecos (Ceuta and Melilla): 15.9 kmMarruecos (Ceuta and Melilla): 15.9 km

3. Sistema Central Cordilleras Béticas MESETA CENTRAL Sierra Morena Pirineos Cordillera Cantábrica Macizo Galaico Cadena Costero-Catalana Sistema Ibérico

4. The Canarias archipelago is in the west of Africa. There are 7 islands. It has a particular weather very different from the weather in the peninsula. El Teide (3,718m) is the highest mountain in Spain, and it is in Tenerife, the capital of Canarias. El Teide is a volcano, and Canarias are the result of Teide’s magma eruptions, but now the volcano is inactive. Baleares islands are in the Mediterranean Sea. There are only 3 islands. The highest mountain is in Mallorca, and it is just 1,445m high. The other two islands are nearly plain, with a maximum altitude of 450m. The weather is the same than in the peninsula.

5. Spain has been occupied by many different peoples, including Celtics, Muslims, Romans and Visigoths. Nowadays, Spain still conserves many buildings from former civilizations.

6. 200 B.C. : Roman Empire breaks into the peninsula. 416 a.D. : Visigoths conquer the peninsula and expel the Romans. 711 : Muslims arrive in the peninsula and defeat the Visigoths. 1492 : The last Muslims are exiled. Cristóbal Colón comes back from America. 1898 : The last Spanish colonies in America get independence. 1978 : Current Spanish constitution is approved under reign of Juan Carlos I 1986 : Spain enters the European Economic community.

7. SourceGDP percentage Industry13.5% Building industry 10.8% Energy2.7% Services59.5% Agriculture2.6% Spain has a GDP of 980,954 millions of euros, and a GDP per habitant of 22,152€. The main energy source are the fossil fuels (48.23%), followed by the nuclear energy (31.23%). The rate of unemployment is only of 7.95%. (Left – table and graph of GDP percentage. Up – graph of workers in each sector. Spain has a GDP of 980,954 millions of euros, and a GDP per habitant of 22,152€. The main energy source are the fossil fuels (48.23%), followed by the nuclear energy (31.23%). The rate of unemployment is only of 7.95%. (Left – table and graph of GDP percentage. Up – graph of workers in each sector.

8. Región de Murcia

9. The Region of Murcia is located in the Southeast of Spain

10. Here are some pictures of our region

11. CATEDRAL DE SANTA MARÍA

12. CARMEN’S CHURCH

13. RÍO SEGURA

14. CASTILLO DE CARAVACA

16. CASTILLO DEL SOL (LORCA)

17. THE TOWN HALL

18. UNIVERSITY

19. The Region of Murcia is the largest producer of fruits, vegetables and flowers in Europe; and has got some important vine yards.

25. Easter in Murcia THE PROCESSIONS

30. Moors and cristians

34. CARTAGENA

35. Cartagena is an ancient city, located in the south-east of Spain

36. S. III B.C.  Hasdrubal Barca founds Quart Hadast as a commercial site and capital of the new Carthaginian expansion in the Iberian Peninsula 209 B.C.  Publius Cornelius Scipio arrives at the Carthaginian bastion, conquering it for Rome. It will be called Cartago Nova and its capture will be key in taking possession of the rest of Hispania. S. VI A.D.  It temporarilly becomes the capital of the Byzantine Empire in Hispania, being named Cartago Spartaria. After the Muslim arrival and their conquest, it will become a Muslim city with a mosque, integrated in the Tudmir cora, changing its name to Medina de Qartyanna al-Halfa. S. XIII, XIV and XV  It was reconquered and christianized, being characterized by its small population due to the epidemics caused by the many diseases coming from the dry lagoon. Most of its population will travel north, settling in the area of Murcia, still in the process of being founded.

37. Here are some photos of our city

38. PUNIC WALL

39. ROMAN THEATER

40. FUERTE DE NAVIDAD

41. CASTILLO DE LA ATALAYA (XVIII century)

42. SAN JULIÁN`S CASTLE

43. REAL PARQUE DE MAESTRANZA Y ARTILLERÍA

44. CARLOS III’S WALL

45. MURALLA DEL MAR

46. THE MARINE SCHOOL

47. HOSPITAL MILITAR NAVAL

49. PALACIO CONSISTORIAL

52. THE TRAIN STATION

53. CASA LLAGOSTERA

54. REAL CLUB DE REGATAS

55. THE GRAND HOTEL

56. PALACIO AGUIRRE

57. ISAAC PERAL’S SUBMARINE

59. MONUMENT TO REMEMBER THE HEROES OF CAVITE Y CUBA

60. PASEO ALFONSO XII

61. ASAMBLEA REGIONAL

62. The economy of Cartagena is based on industry, agriculture and tourism.

63. Industry

70. Agriculture

74. Tourism

77. Festivals

78. THE CARNIVAL

81. CARTAGENIANS AND ROMANS

83. THE PROCESSIONS

85. Our school...

86. There are 935 students, 5 of them are incapacitated physically, and there are also mentally disabled students and there are lots of students who come from different countries.

87. There are 95 teachers, including one headmaster and 4 coordinators, 3 secretaries, 4 care takers and 2 helpers.

88. In IES El Bohío you are able to study... Compulsory Secondary Education Baccalaureate Intermediate level of vocational training Advanced level of vocational training

89. Compulsory secondary education, E.S.O: 1 st cycle (aged 12-14) -1º E.S.O -2º E.S.O 2 nd cycle (aged 14-16) -3º E.S.O -4º E.S.O There is a bilingual program for all four of these years, in which the students study subjects like science, technology, math and art, in English and Spanish.

90. Baccalaureate (aged 16-18) Humanities and Social Sciences Sciences and Technology

91. Intermediate Level of Vocational Training (aged 16-17) Auxiliary Nursing

92. Advanced Level of Vocational Training Environmental Health Clinic diagnostic laboratory Computer Design and Development Computers’ System Administration

93. Teaching Departments SpanishEnglishFrench HistoryPhilosophyClassical Culture MathematicsGeology and Biology Technology Physics and Chemistry Physical Education Extra- Curricular Activities Educational Guidance Computer Studies Health

94. Extra-Curricular Activities

95. Santo Tomás (the school’s patron saint)

103. Terror Passage

107. School trips

111. Parent Association In our school the “Parent Association” helps the school make important decisions, and gives the school the general opinion of parents about activities, schools costs, and so on.

112. The educational system in Spain

113. First stage Nursery School (from ages 3 to 6) Compulsory Primary Education (from ages 6 to 12)

114. Second stage Compulsory Secondary Education (ESO) (ages 12 to 16) Noncompulsory Secondary Education - Baccalaureate (ages 16 to 18) Vocational Training (ages 16 to 18)

115. Third stage Advanced Vocational Training (aged 18 to 20) University Careers

116. Educational path in Spain 18+16 to 1812 to 166 to 123 to 6 Nursery School Primary Education Compulsory Secondary Education Non- Compulsory Secondary Education Vocational Training Advanced Vocational Training University Careers CompulsoryOptional

118. Age: 12 to 16 (four levels) Certificate: General Certificate of Secondary Education (GCSE) Access to: Baccalaureate or Vocational Training Main Features

119. Ordinary Curriculum Adapted Curriculum (Diversificación) Special Needs Students Programme Special Programme in Languages for CSE CSE Programmes

121. Main Features Age: 16 to 18 (two levels) Certificate: Baccalaureate in a specific area Access to: Advanced Vocational Training or University

122. Secondary Studies in Cartagena Eleven High Schools Five of them include Vocational Training (apart from Compulsory and non-compulsory Secondary Education) Six of them do not offer Vocational Training