Etiqueta: English

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  Halloween Microstories 2026 Tui – Part 1

  Our B2 and C1 students of English were challenged to write a microstory for this year's Halloween celebration, but with a twist: their stories had to include an inversion and some typical Halloween words, just to spice it up.

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  Reading Ladies versión española. Japón II. Mishima, “El Rumor de las Olas” y Kawabata, “La casa de las Bellas Durmientes”

  En este episodio volvemos a Japón, esta vez para leer dos obras clásicas. La primera es "El Rumor del Oleaje" de Mishima, una historia atemporal sobre un primer amor y la segunda es "La Casa de las Bellas Durmientes", escrita por el premio Nobel Kawabata que nos ofrece un sorprendente relato sobre los pensamientos e intenciones del narrador. ¿Será alguna de estas obras "el libro de tu vida"?

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  Reading Ladies. Japan II: Mishima, “The Sound of the Waves” and Kawabata “The House of the Sleeping Beauties”

  In this episode we read two classic Japanese novels: Mishima's "The Sound of the Waves" and Kawabata's "The House of the Sleeping Beauties". Mishima's book is a timeless first-love story and Nobel prize winner Kawabata is going to shock you with the main character's intentions and reflections. Have a look and discover whether any of these books is for you!

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  Public Domain: How about Kipling?

  In this episode, a group of B1 students contribute their variations, in the form of couplets, to the famous poem composed by Indian writer Ruyard Kipling.

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  The Clapperboard

  In this podcast a bunch of B1 students discuss some problems they encountered when they went to see a movie.

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  3 minutes of poetry: Rocket

  3 minutes of poetry: verses inspired by great poets. Verses inspired by Rose Betts' song "Rocket", created by students of English of several groups of the Official School of Languages in Vigo, on the second semester of the school year 2025-2026.

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  Reading Ladies: Japan I: “Kitchen” by Banana Yoshimoto and “All the Lovers in the Night” by Mieko Kawakami.

  In this episode we travel to Japan and read two works written by two contemporary Japanese writers: Banana Yoshimoto and Mieko Kawakami. Join us to see the key role of loneliness in these two books and how two different characters cope with it.

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  The Trip to Scotland – Radio theatre

  The Trip to Scotland was written and performed by the English B1 monográfico class 2025-2026, Coia. Language: English Level: B1 Recorded, edited and presented by Robin Duncan.Sound Effects: BBC sound effects […]

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  Reading for Pleasure 7

  This is a programme in which our students talk about books they have read. In this case they answer a fixed set of questions which I am sure we have all thought about!

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  Public domain literature: Aesop fables

  Public domain: literature that belongs to everyone. Some of the most famous of Aesop's fables.