Senior schools in Ayamonte
Mar 5th 2019, 5:41 pm
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Senior schools in Ayamonte
Hi All,
My first post and looking for some advise please!
I have a teenage daughter learning Spanish at school and would like her to attend a local Spanish secondary/senior school in Ayamonte for a period of time to improve her Spanish.
We have an apartment in Isla Canela so we have accommodation. We were hoping she could do this in her next school year starting in September.
Does anyone know the names of the local school principals and school addresses so I could write to the schools or better still has anyone done anything similar with their children ? I would love to know .
My first post and looking for some advise please!
I have a teenage daughter learning Spanish at school and would like her to attend a local Spanish secondary/senior school in Ayamonte for a period of time to improve her Spanish.
We have an apartment in Isla Canela so we have accommodation. We were hoping she could do this in her next school year starting in September.
Does anyone know the names of the local school principals and school addresses so I could write to the schools or better still has anyone done anything similar with their children ? I would love to know .
Mar 5th 2019, 7:54 pm
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Re: Senior schools in Ayamonte
Hi All,
My first post and looking for some advise please!
I have a teenage daughter learning Spanish at school and would like her to attend a local Spanish secondary/senior school in Ayamonte for a period of time to improve her Spanish.
We have an apartment in Isla Canela so we have accommodation. We were hoping she could do this in her next school year starting in September.
Does anyone know the names of the local school principals and school addresses so I could write to the schools or better still has anyone done anything similar with their children ? I would love to know .
My first post and looking for some advise please!
I have a teenage daughter learning Spanish at school and would like her to attend a local Spanish secondary/senior school in Ayamonte for a period of time to improve her Spanish.
We have an apartment in Isla Canela so we have accommodation. We were hoping she could do this in her next school year starting in September.
Does anyone know the names of the local school principals and school addresses so I could write to the schools or better still has anyone done anything similar with their children ? I would love to know .
I think we can help you as we have been in a similar situation, I have sent you our contact details in a private message.
Kind regards
Mar 5th 2019, 8:15 pm
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Re: Senior schools in Ayamonte
Thanks Neil77 for your reply but apparently I can’t receive or send any private messages until I post 3 posts 😬
Mar 6th 2019, 10:14 am
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Re: Senior schools in Ayamonte
I do appreciate that, however I am certainly not going to publish my personal contact details on a public website [which Im sure would be against the 'rules' anyway!] and the best assistance I can offer the lady who originally posted is to meet up with my teenage daughter to get a first hand account of the senior school here. Matters are not always so 'black and white' on every occasion are they?
Mar 6th 2019, 2:46 pm
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Thanks everyone for the replies.
Neil77, thanks for messaging me , appreciated ! Is there anything like the school you used that you’d be happy to share with me publicly until I send in a few more useful posts and can then catch up on your private message.
We plan to be in Ayamonte this June and August if you and your daughter are around.
Neil77, thanks for messaging me , appreciated ! Is there anything like the school you used that you’d be happy to share with me publicly until I send in a few more useful posts and can then catch up on your private message.
We plan to be in Ayamonte this June and August if you and your daughter are around.
Mar 6th 2019, 3:50 pm
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Re: Senior schools in Ayamonte
Thanks everyone for the replies.
Neil77, thanks for messaging me , appreciated ! Is there anything like the school you used that you’d be happy to share with me publicly until I send in a few more useful posts and can then catch up on your private message.
We plan to be in Ayamonte this June and August if you and your daughter are around.
Neil77, thanks for messaging me , appreciated ! Is there anything like the school you used that you’d be happy to share with me publicly until I send in a few more useful posts and can then catch up on your private message.
We plan to be in Ayamonte this June and August if you and your daughter are around.
Mar 7th 2019, 5:07 am
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Re: Senior schools in Ayamonte
Problem solved 
Norah has posted 3 times and made a great contact exactly aligned to her needs. One of the huge benefits of the forum = helpful people stepping in and offering help and time.
Its a serious point IMO. The whole purpose of the PM system is to (try) and allow some privacy. Certainly in this case everyone should agree that personal data should be private - especially if the discussions are about minors!
These days theres little enough privacy on the web with FR, bigco's, government and criminals... etc. etc. Look at the headlines today re FB, Huawei etc.
The PM system allows us to (at least) try and protect that. Its one of the reasons why I dont do FB, Twitter, Instagram etc.
But I know that Ive been 'catalogued' already through the multitude of other prying technologies out there - I have a 'smart'phone so I've been done! I still try for privacy though! A Glutton for.....
Norah good luck - let us know (in general terms) how you get on
Jon
PS I have an anonymous FB account with no info on it, just to look at resto's mainly daily menus ... Each day I get contact requests from complete strangers, but from time to time I am mad when genuine friends are suggested... The prying technologies & algorithms are clever!
Norah has posted 3 times and made a great contact exactly aligned to her needs. One of the huge benefits of the forum = helpful people stepping in and offering help and time.Its a serious point IMO. The whole purpose of the PM system is to (try) and allow some privacy. Certainly in this case everyone should agree that personal data should be private - especially if the discussions are about minors!
These days theres little enough privacy on the web with FR, bigco's, government and criminals... etc. etc. Look at the headlines today re FB, Huawei etc.
The PM system allows us to (at least) try and protect that. Its one of the reasons why I dont do FB, Twitter, Instagram etc.
But I know that Ive been 'catalogued' already through the multitude of other prying technologies out there - I have a 'smart'phone so I've been done! I still try for privacy though! A Glutton for.....
Norah good luck - let us know (in general terms) how you get on
Jon
PS I have an anonymous FB account with no info on it, just to look at resto's mainly daily menus ... Each day I get contact requests from complete strangers, but from time to time I am mad when genuine friends are suggested... The prying technologies & algorithms are clever!
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Mar 7th 2019, 7:26 am
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Re: Senior schools in Ayamonte
Problem solved Norah has posted 3 times and made a great contact exactly aligned to her needs. One of the huge benefits of the forum = helpful people stepping in and offering help and time.
Its a serious point IMO. The whole purpose of the PM system is to (try) and allow some privacy. Certainly in this case everyone should agree that personal data should be private - especially if the discussions are about minors!
These days theres little enough privacy on the web with FR, bigco's, government and criminals... etc. etc. Look at the headlines today re FB, Huawei etc.
The PM system allows us to (at least) try and protect that. Its one of the reasons why I dont do FB, Twitter, Instagram etc.
But I know that Ive been 'catalogued' already through the multitude of other prying technologies out there - I have a 'smart'phone so I've been done! I still try for privacy though! A Glutton for.....
Norah good luck - let us know (in general terms) how you get on
Jon
PS I have an anonymous FB account with no info on it, just to look at resto's mainly daily menus ... Each day I get contact requests from complete strangers, but from time to time I am mad when genuine friends are suggested... The prying technologies & algorithms are clever!
Norah has posted 3 times and made a great contact exactly aligned to her needs. One of the huge benefits of the forum = helpful people stepping in and offering help and time.Its a serious point IMO. The whole purpose of the PM system is to (try) and allow some privacy. Certainly in this case everyone should agree that personal data should be private - especially if the discussions are about minors!
These days theres little enough privacy on the web with FR, bigco's, government and criminals... etc. etc. Look at the headlines today re FB, Huawei etc.
The PM system allows us to (at least) try and protect that. Its one of the reasons why I dont do FB, Twitter, Instagram etc.
But I know that Ive been 'catalogued' already through the multitude of other prying technologies out there - I have a 'smart'phone so I've been done! I still try for privacy though! A Glutton for.....
Norah good luck - let us know (in general terms) how you get on
Jon
PS I have an anonymous FB account with no info on it, just to look at resto's mainly daily menus ... Each day I get contact requests from complete strangers, but from time to time I am mad when genuine friends are suggested... The prying technologies & algorithms are clever!
Mar 7th 2019, 10:52 am
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Re: Senior schools in Ayamonte
Hi Jon-Bxl,
Thank you very much that’s a huge help and most kind
I spotted last night that I could read Neil77 private message and now have his details. He sounds like just the right person to help me out and hope to meet them this summer.
Over the 16 years my family have been going to Isla Canela , I have often read the threads( though never registered until now ) on the Ayamonte Club many have been written by yourself and I enjoyed reading them as they are full of information and tips about what’s going on locally which we would never hear otherwise.
Keep up the good work as I’m sure there are many unregistered reader that like to read of what’s going on in the Ayamonte region.
Thank you very much that’s a huge help and most kind
I spotted last night that I could read Neil77 private message and now have his details. He sounds like just the right person to help me out and hope to meet them this summer.
Over the 16 years my family have been going to Isla Canela , I have often read the threads( though never registered until now ) on the Ayamonte Club many have been written by yourself and I enjoyed reading them as they are full of information and tips about what’s going on locally which we would never hear otherwise.
Keep up the good work as I’m sure there are many unregistered reader that like to read of what’s going on in the Ayamonte region.
Mar 7th 2019, 12:40 pm
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Re: Senior schools in Ayamonte
Hi Jon-Bxl,
Thank you very much that’s a huge help and most kind
I spotted last night that I could read Neil77 private message and now have his details. He sounds like just the right person to help me out and hope to meet them this summer.
Over the 16 years my family have been going to Isla Canela , I have often read the threads( though never registered until now ) on the Ayamonte Club many have been written by yourself and I enjoyed reading them as they are full of information and tips about what’s going on locally which we would never hear otherwise.
Keep up the good work as I’m sure there are many unregistered reader that like to read of what’s going on in the Ayamonte region.
Thank you very much that’s a huge help and most kind
I spotted last night that I could read Neil77 private message and now have his details. He sounds like just the right person to help me out and hope to meet them this summer.
Over the 16 years my family have been going to Isla Canela , I have often read the threads( though never registered until now ) on the Ayamonte Club many have been written by yourself and I enjoyed reading them as they are full of information and tips about what’s going on locally which we would never hear otherwise.
Keep up the good work as I’m sure there are many unregistered reader that like to read of what’s going on in the Ayamonte region.
Welcome ,we have an apartment in Canela & probable bought about the same time as you.
I try to post a thread about Canela when it I can ,but I don't believe many from the island look @ this forum. ( could be wrong ??)
You wil find many interesting & useful threads on here
Chris
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Mar 7th 2019, 6:10 pm
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Re: Senior schools in Ayamonte
Thanks Chris, I didn’t know about another forum so yes I would be interested in looking at it ,the more information the better !
