Neo-gothic is an architectural
movement that started in the late 1740s in England. It became popular rapidly
in the early 19th century, trying to revive medieval Gothic
architecture, in contrast to the neoclassical
styles which were popular at the time. This Gothic Revival displays
characteristics from the original Gothic style, including decorative patterns, finials, lancet windows, hood
mouldings, label stops and others.
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Tuesday, 15 December 2015
Sunday, 29 November 2015
An interesting surprising trip, by Ángela Rodríguez Fernández.
AN INTERESTING SURPRISING TRIPSome students belonging to 4th year ESO at IES Catabois travelled to Copenhagen, in Denmark, and to yGothenburg and Kungsbacka, in Sweden, last October in order to take part in the learning, teaching and training activities organised in Kungsbacka as part of the Erasmus + project What's New on the News?
They visited many places and saw a lot of important buildings and monuments. In Denmark, they saw coloured houses, some streets with channels, boats, a tower called Rundetaarn and a lot of people riding bikes.
The coloured houses were amazing because all of them had a different colour.
They visited many places and saw a lot of important buildings and monuments. In Denmark, they saw coloured houses, some streets with channels, boats, a tower called Rundetaarn and a lot of people riding bikes.
The coloured houses were amazing because all of them had a different colour.

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Copenhagen,
Denmark,
Erasmus +,
EU,
Gothenburg,
IES de Catabois,
Opinion,
trip to Sweden,
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