Cuevas de Guadix Picadores 2
It is laid out along a line of blocks of five blocks each arranged perpendicularly to the Avenida de la Virgen del Mar with parking and gardens alternating in the inter-block spaces. The management of the gardens is carried out in a self-managed manner by means of fees paid by the different neighborhood communities.
It is considered one of the best endowed neighborhoods in Cordoba. In addition, given the absence of commercial premises in the houses, some commercial premises are located in the neighborhood that provide almost all the necessary services.
AVV del Barrio Santuario has been very active since the origins of the neighborhood. It stands out for having been the first to use the recycling system that would later be extended to all of Cordoba and for having been a pioneer in promoting the renovation of homes and the installation of elevators in the neighborhood.[2]
Ceip “ANDALUCÍA ” de Córdoba. Día de la Paz Enero 2016
El nombre genérico proviene al parecer de rhops, palabra griega que significa arbusto y del latín marinus derivado del griego myrinos, aromático. Anteriormente se creía que provenía de ros, rocío, y marinus, marino, por ser típica de zonas costeras. Es una especie conocida desde la antigüedad por sus múltiples usos y propiedades curativas.
El romero es una planta aromática, productora de miel (recordemos la miel de romero), típica del matorral mediterráneo, que se utiliza para recubrir y perfumar las calles en ciudades españolas como Sevilla durante la festividad del Corpus Christi.
En 1579 se comenzó a aderezar la vegetación del Jardín del Crucero y se plantaron matas de romero. Estas labores de jardinería y otras intervenciones se completaron hacia 1581 y así se desprende de una carta que Enrique Guzmán, entonces alcaide del Alcázar, escribió a su Majestad Felipe II fechada en Córdoba el 8 de noviembre de ese año, en la que se arrancaban algunas especies antiguas y se plantaban otras nuevas, lo que confirma la presencia de romero en el Alcázar al menos desde esta época.
Manual for dreaming vol.2. CEIP Virrey del Pino, Baena (Córdoba)
Juande Mellado stressed that “of all the awards that delivers and in which Canal Sur collaborates, these are the most exciting for the two objectives they pursue: to increase the capabilities of teachers and students in audiovisual matters and increase the critical and analytical capacity of young people with respect to audiovisual media and social networks.
The general director of Canal Sur Radio and Television (CSRTV), Juande Mellado, has delivered this Monday in Seville one of the VIII Awards Audiovisual in School, in a ceremony held at the Teatro de la Fundación Cajasol and has been led by the presenters of the program “EnREDa2” of Andalusian television, Adrian Lopez, Samara Cadenas and Jaime Silva.
Mellado has been in charge of delivering the award in the category of Primary Education Middle Cycle, which has gone to the CEIP Fernando Villalón, from the Sevillian town of Morón de la Frontera, for the work entitled “Internet”: bomb effect”, which deals with the risks and benefits of using the network and uses for it abundant editing and animation resources.
Andalusia Day Gymkhana
The Ministry of Educational Development and Vocational Training has awarded the Flamenco in the Classroom Awards for the 2021/2022 academic year, which recognize the best initiatives of teachers to disseminate the ‘jondo’ art in schools. The awards, now in their eighth edition, aim to contribute to the knowledge of flamenco among schoolchildren and promote the development of curricular materials, didactic resources and good teaching practices.
The awards went to the Colegio Salesiano San Luis Rey de Palma del Río (Córdoba) and the IES Almeraya de Almería, as well as the IES Marismas de Los Palacios y Villafranca (Seville), the CEIP Clara Campoamor de Atarfe (Granada), the CDP Divina Infantita de Guadix (Granada) and the CEIP Montealegre de Jerez de la Frontera. In addition, four honorary prizes were awarded to Antonio Najarro, Rocío Rodríguez Hidalgo, Arcángel and Eva Yerbabuena.
