Jornal Sinal - Escola Secundária Dr. Joaquim de Carvalho, Figueira da Foz

No dia 30 de Setembro de 2011, decorreu a entrega de diplomas aos alunos do 12º ano de 2010/2011 e aos formandos do CNO (Centro de Novas Oportunidades), que terminaram o seu percurso. Presentes nesta entrega estiveram algumas individualidades, o Presidente da Câmara da Figueira da Foz, João Ataíde, o Vice-Presidente da Câmara, Carlos Monteiro, a Gerente da Caixa Geral de Depósitos, Elisabete Roma, o Diretor da escola, Carlos Santos, o Ex-Presidente da Associação de Estudantes, Francisco Cruz, e o Vice-Presidente da Associação de Pais e Encarregados de Educação, Carlos Lagoa. Desejando felicidades aos futuros alunos universitários, João Ataíde sublinhou a todos os presentes que ‘’… a universidade é fundamental na vida de todos…’’. Para finalizar, o Diretor interveio, dizendo que os pais e os professores contribuíram de forma determinante para aquilo que os alunos são hoje e que a vida é feita de novidades, boas e menos boas, sendo obrigação de todos aproveitá-la. Pôs-se à disposição de ...

O Jornal SINAL de 2011

Hi Santa, I'm writing because it's Christmas and I have some wishes... There are some children that don't have a home, don't have food or even love. We are used to having our parents right where you need them but some children don't have that luck. Hunger is another problem nowadays. Many people live on the street with nothing to wear, and nothing to eat. I don't think people understand how hard it is to live without money or food. Some people pass by these people on the street and pretend they don't see them, but the truth is that if they were on the street begging for food... I don't think they wanted to be invisible. I don't think presents are the most important at Christmas. Just being with your family on such a special day is already a big gift, but not everyone can have it. Some children spend their Christmas without their family. So, I'm writing because these are my Christmas wishes, and I want them to come true. Love from, Ana Catarina Ro...

Everybody likes football and watches the games. The fans wear scarves and flags to support the players. I don’t like football and when people say: “Without football the world would be less interesting”, I don’t agree. There are a lot of sports, like tennis, basketball, among others, which are also important. However, I think football is the most important sport in the world because it’s very simple to play and everyone can play it. In my opinion, girls can also play football. Of course, it’s a sport for everybody. I don’t support any team, but sometimes I watch the matches of the Portuguese team on TV. In some matches there is, unfortunately, some violence between the fans because one team wins and the other loses. Inês Pereira, 8ºB

For me, football doesn’t play an important role in my life. I don’t agree with the above statement, because I think there are more important things than football. I think that sometimes the matches are really boring, too. It doesn’t matter if you love or hate it, the fact is that football is one of the most popular games all over the world, especially because the rules are simple, you don’t need any expensive equipment and it’s a team game, which makes it very exciting. I usually support Benfica, because my family is fan of this team, too. I always support my country, Portugal, in all important matches. Sometimes, in football matches, there are some problems too. Supporters often feel angry about the result or the referee’s decision, and in the stadium there is violence and destruction. I think that football can be played by women, too. In my opinion, women can have fun with this sport, and sometimes play even better than men! Catarina Oliveira, 8º B

“My philosophy has always been to help men and women feel comfortable and confident through the clothes they wear”. (Giorgio Armani) I agree with Giorgio Armani’s point of view: In my opinion, everyone should wear what they like and what suits them. It’s important to feel good about the way you dress. You shouldn’t wear clothes that you really don’t like just because they are fashionable. Everyone is influenced by celebs. Celebs have an important role in some people’s life. They try to copy their idols’ style and they become obsessed with fashion. When you are out of control, you just spend, spend, spend . You waste money on things that you really don’t need. You become a shopaholic or a fashion victim. These people are obsessed and they can’t stop buying new things, and normally they become in debt. In my op...

In ten years’ time I’ll be 23. This is what I predict: it’s unlikely that I’ll get married before then. I’ll probably live with my parents or in some other place .According to my future ambitions I hope I’ll be a doctor in ten years’ time. Perhaps I’ll work in a big hospital, doing what I like. I don’t think I’ll be rich, but that’s not my priority. I hope I’ll have my own money and live a good life, with my friends and family. I hope I’ll have some free time to travel, to play my violin and to continue with my Scouts project. Catarina Oliveira, 8º B