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One classmate asked me the other day about a particular app to improve his command of the English language. So I´ve made a sort of research on the most popular and  some of them are quite interesting.
Have a look at these webpages.

Apps for Android

For IOS
Apps for IOS

Edgar Allan Poe, America's best-known writer. He has been the pleasure of many a reader, the monster of many a critic, the obnoxious rival of many a fictioneer whose name has verged on pre-eminence and so been drawn into putative comparison.
This is our tribute to this undisputable classic of literature. Check our high school exhibition:




Isn´t it a great work? Congratulations!


Now, check the following animation movies on Poe´s "The Raven" and "The Tell-Tale Heart":

Volkswagen has launched a series of social experiments in Sweden designed to get people to live greener, more healthy lives by making everyday tasks more fun. The results can be seen on The Fun Theory website.
Any comments?

Here´s the CNN Student News. Click on the link to see either the video or the transcript.

It is undeniably true that technology has changed our lives so I thought you might find the next video on the issue interesting:


This video is also very interesting. Check it out:

"Here's a scary thought: America's cultural imperialism is about to strike again. Like McDonald's and all those Saw sequels, the modern version Hallowe'en has gotten its hooks into the UK."

"Shops are selling all manner of Hallowe'en costumes and institutions from the British Museum to nightclubs to classical music organisers plan special events around the Celtic pagan festival turned candy bonanza".
Source: TIMES ONLINE
So, how do you like Halloween? Do you think it stands as a revival of pagan old times or a new fashion from the US? Write a short opinion and post it in our WIKI ACCOUNT. Please, don´t forget to put you name and class.