Isabel Sarricolea Balufo

The students visited the Museum of Fine Arts of Sevilla, but with a twist, recreating the portraits!

Ceramics are a huge part of Andalusian culture. Let's find out how the students learnt about it!

Flamenco is an expressive and captivating dance that originated in the Andalusian region, dating back several centuries. It is characterized by its emotion, hand gestures and intricate footwork and it... keep reading

Kayaking is one of the most popular in Sevilla to escape from the heat and one that the students enjoy the most from the program. It allows them to do... keep reading

This weekend, the students found themselves in Cádiz, the oldest city in Spain and a charming place full of history. A day trip to this historic city promises a delightful... keep reading

After travelling for so many hours and taking a lot of flights, the students arrived to Sevilla on Sunday, with no complications. When they arrived, they got to meet their... keep reading

Yesterday, the students enjoyed a really fun activity: a percussion workshop! The class started with the teacher sowhing them some basic rhythms and warming up, getting to know the fundamentals... keep reading

This week, the students were really excited for an activity specifically, getting to swim in a pool! After the temperature of these past weeks, it was refreshing (and also needed)... keep reading

An important part of every culture is the architecture and decoration of our cities and buildings. Here in Sevilla, and Andalucía overall, the ceramic tiles have always adorn our walls... keep reading

This saturday, both the Honors and Language and Culture program went to spend the day to Cádiz, a beach city located at the south of Andalucía. The students, with their... keep reading