Thank you!

These three weeks have not been easy. These have been days of adaptation, of changing habits, of uncertainty...these have been complicated days for families, teachers and students.
We have had to reinvent our way of relating at home, of working from home, of studying remotely from home and of entertaining our children without being able to leave home.
If we look back, we will feel proud. We have passed, and on a very good note, the first stage. All: families, who have juggled telecommuting, doing housework, making food, helping children with homework; in addition to trying to maintain balance and serenity. Teachers who have worked tirelessly to adapt to this new situation and follow classes electronically and students who have gained autonomy and have accepted the situation without question.
At Atlantic Schools we thank our parents, the teaching team and our students.
The newspaper LA PROVINCIA published a report over the weekend where the protagonist is Borja Valcarce, a teacher at the Atlantic School. Borja tells how he is living in confinement with his wife and three children and how he reconciles his life staff with their professional lives. He also relates how the children have coped with this situation. Congratulations to him and everyone who hopes to turn this crisis into an opportunity.
Now it's time to put the brakes on for a few days and learn to live Holy Week in a very special way. The plans have been parked, but we will adapt and try to gather strength for the extension of the state of alarm announced by the central government.
A lot of strength, a lot of encouragement and thank you!
We have had to reinvent our way of relating at home, of working from home, of studying remotely from home and of entertaining our children without being able to leave home.
If we look back, we will feel proud. We have passed, and on a very good note, the first stage. All: families, who have juggled telecommuting, doing housework, making food, helping children with homework; in addition to trying to maintain balance and serenity. Teachers who have worked tirelessly to adapt to this new situation and follow classes electronically and students who have gained autonomy and have accepted the situation without question.
At Atlantic Schools we thank our parents, the teaching team and our students.
The newspaper LA PROVINCIA published a report over the weekend where the protagonist is Borja Valcarce, a teacher at the Atlantic School. Borja tells how he is living in confinement with his wife and three children and how he reconciles his life staff with their professional lives. He also relates how the children have coped with this situation. Congratulations to him and everyone who hopes to turn this crisis into an opportunity.
Now it's time to put the brakes on for a few days and learn to live Holy Week in a very special way. The plans have been parked, but we will adapt and try to gather strength for the extension of the state of alarm announced by the central government.
A lot of strength, a lot of encouragement and thank you!