On Tuesday 18 November, our Year 3 children visited Marbella as part of their Spanish Culture studies. They visited different places of historical and cultural interest, such as the Old Town, the Miraflores Country House and the Town Hall. At the Town Hall, our pupils had a great opportunity to visit the official assembly hall and […]

The date….15th November! Some might think this very early to be thinking about Christmas but Primary School Choir gave their first performance of Christmas Songs at the Anglican Church Christmas Fair at the Palacio de Congresos in Estepona.   Of course, giving a performance on 15th November means that rehearsal of all the carols and […]

On Friday 7 November our Basketball Club had the opportunity to play different matches in the school against CB San Pedro – these were played with official referees, as now our players are federated. Following the Aloha College Basketball Club’s philosophy, all players participated in the matches and the teams were mixed (boys and girls). […]

4LSH have been reading and learning about Aesop’s Fables and wanted to share their three favourite fables with the rest of the school. They performed ‘The Wind and the Sun’, ‘The Lion and the Mouse’, and ‘The Hare and the Tortoise’ and demonstrated the morals behind the stories. Carlos the tortoise kept us mesmerised as […]

Our Year 4 children visited Granja-Escuela El Pato, in Campanillas on Thursday 6 November. They had a wonderful day getting to know different animals in a beautiful environment. To finish their visit, they had a workshop on ceramics and they had the opportunity to ride a pony. It was an enriching experience for all our […]

On Friday 24 October, all Primary School pupils came to school dressed in a Halloween costume (ghost, ghoul, wizard or witch) to celebrate the holiday. We also took the opportunity to express our best wishes to Mr Galway on his retirement after many years of dedication to Aloha College.   

Do you imagine your life with no chocolate? With no popcorn? And with no chips? It seems difficult to imagine living without those products – this is something the Year 4 children let us remember through the Día de la Hispanidad Assembly. Thanks to the discovery of America we can now enjoy all those products […]

5MAS took Halloween as the theme for their assembly. They appeared in all their different costumes with suitable make up and looked quite spooky. We learnt some historical facts about the festival and saw some excellent gymnastics, listened to some poetry, witnessed apple bobbing and enjoyed some gutsy singing.