Ignacio Pinazo: Valencia’s Mad Hatter
Pinazo, who was born in Valencia in January 1849, and who died in nearby Godella in October 1916, worked largely in the impressionist style. Born into a poor family, Pinazo…
El Rall: A Net that Fishes the Famous
Christina Olaechea has an interesting family history, which is reflected in the interesting family restaurant that she runs with her husband just between the cathedral and La Lonja, two of…
VI Returns to IES Malilla
The test of a good relationship is if you are invited back, and VI was indeed invited to return to IES Malilla by the English department, known and feared throughout…
FIRST APAVAC CASTELLÓ ENGLISH TEACHERS’ MORNING
On the 25th October APAVAC held their first meeting in Castelló. Fifty-five colleagues attended, getting all kinds of information about the origins, aims and everyday life of our association. People…
A Ticket to Ride: Dandy Horse
There are surely few places with such an international history in Valencia as Dandy Horse. The name itself, in English as is much of what you can see in this…
Valencia International Visits IES Conselleria
Valencia International today visited IES Conselleria in search of young journalists to write about such diverse matters as Levante Football Club. Thanks to their teacher Maria Orts, we were able…
VI in Massanassa
For the second year running Valencia International was invited to Colegio San José & San Andrés to organize activities with the students of 3rd And 4th ESO. This time we…
EMV Levante and 2,000 Years on the Valencia Underground
This activity recently attracted the interest of Valencia’s main newspaper EMV Levante: http://www.levante-emv.com/valencia/2014/09/25/des-metro-mil-anys-dhistoria/1166345.html The Irish rock group U2 wrote a famous song ‘Where the Streets Have no Name’. In Valencia,…
Feel me, Touch me, See me
Peter White is the Disability Affairs Correspondent for the BBC’s programme ‘Blind Man Roams the Globe’, broadcast on the World Service. In a recent interview with The Independent newspaper he…
IES Serpis Goes Underground
Valencia International returned to IES Serpis to share 2,000 years of Valencian history on the underground, an activity for schools using a simple underground map to review Valencian history from…
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