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C.E.I.P. César Manrique Cabrera

Inicio del Curso 2022-2023

Encuentro de inicio de curso para padres, madres y tutores legales JUEVES 08 de septiembre

  Infantil – 3 años 16:00 horas  
  Infantil – 4 años y 5 años 16:30 horas  
  Educación Primaria- Primer Ciclo (1º y 2º) Aula Enclave 17:00 horas  
  Educación Primaria- Segundo Ciclo (3º y 4º) 17:30 horas  
  Educación Primaria- Tercer Ciclo (5º y 6º) 18:00 horas  
Inicio del curso escolar: Viernes 9 de septiembre. 8.30-12.30

Inicio del servicio de comedor y de transporte: Viernes 9 de septiembre.

Inicio del servicio de acogida temprana: lunes 12.

Jornada intensiva: Del 9 al 16 de septiembre de 2022 y del 1 al 23 de junio de 2023.

Horario de comedor en jornada intensiva: Hasta las 14.20.

Horario normal del 19 de septiembre al 31 de mayo: De 8. 30 a 13.30.

Horario de comedor en horario normal: Salidas a 14.20 y 15.20

Atención a familias: 1º y 3º lunes de cada mes, de 16.00 a 19.00

ACCESOS, ENTRADAS-SALIDAS Y HORARIOS:

PORTÓN DE INFANTIL

 

8. 20-13.30: Inf 5 años

8.25-13-30: Inf 4 años

8.30-13-30: Inf 3 años

PORTÓN DE PRIMARIA

 

8. 20-13.30: 1º de Primaria

8.25-13.30: 2º de Primaria

8.30-13.30: 3º de Primaria

PORTÓN COMEDOR

 

8. 20-13.30: 4º de Primaria

8.25-13.30: 5º de Primaria

8.30-13.30: 6º de Primaria

PUERTA DIRECCIÓN

 

8. 35-13.15: Aula Enclave

PLAN DE ACOGIDA/PERIODO DE ADAPTACIÓN

(Para alumnado de 3 años Infantil)

JUEVES 8 (adultos): 16.00 Salón de actos. (Se informará alumnado integrante de los grupos A,B,C y D)

VIERNES 9 (Un familiar por alumno-a): 30 min. Gr A: 9.00. Gr B: 9.45. Gr. C:10.45. Gr D: 11.30.

LUNES 12 (Un familiar por alumno-a) 30 min: Gr A: 9.00. Gr B: 9.45. Gr. C:10.45. Gr D: 11.30.

MARTES 13 (niños-as): 1h. Gr A y B: 8.30-9.30. Gr Cy D: 10.00-11.00.

MIÉRCOLES 14. Gr Todos. 8.30-10.30. (2 horas).

VIERNES 16: Gr Todos. 8.30-11.30. (3 horas).

LUNES 19: Gr Todos. 8.30-12.30. (4 horas).

A partir del martes 20, horario normal, de 8.30 a 13.30.

PROTOCOLO COVID: Se mantienen los grupos burbuja en comidas previas al recreo y en el comedor. Se aconseja cumplir las recomendaciones sanitarias vigentes.

COLABORACIÓN:
Se ruega puntualidad.

Estar disponible para comunicación telefónica durante el horario escolar.

Usar el uniforme establecido.

César Manrique Cabrera (Biografía) Arquitecto, Pintor, Escultor

Nota aclaratoria: Aunque Cesar Manrique no era natural de Tenerife, su obra abarca a todas las Islas Canarias. No podíamos por ello, no dejar constancia aquí de su gran labor por las Islas Canarias.

    Cesar Manrique Foto: Alberto Schommer

      Manrique: ARQUITECTO, PINTOR, ESCULTOR, PAISAJISTA

    – El mayor negocio de un país es su educación.

    – La utopía, hoy creo intuirlo, es un camino interior.

    – Tenemos que observar y aprender de las energías de la vida.

    – El Atlántico, maestro mío, es lección suprema y constante de entusiasmo, de pasión y de libertad.

    – La libertad de la naturaleza ha modelado la libertad de mi vida, como artista y como hombre.

    – Ser artista es, en primer lugar, ser libre. Sin libertad no puede existir creatividad ni conocimiento, es la afirmación del yo, con absoluta autonomía e independencia.

    Hace unos días me crucé con un coche que me llamó mucho la atención, busqué información y grata sorpresa, era un Seat Ibiza como el de hace casi 30 años que había diseñado su rotulación (estampado) el célebre César Manrique en un modelo de Seat Ibiza en 1987. A los que nos estrenamos con un SEAT Ibiza de aquella generación, la firma que por entonces buscaba ganarse la confianza de un

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    Casa Fundación César Manrique La casa está edificada en una finca de 30.000 m², que se extiende sobre una colada lávica de las erupciones volcánicas ocurridas en la isla entre 1730 y 1736. César Manrique escogió el terreno a su regreso de Nueva York, cuando decide instalarse definitivamente en Lanzarote.El terreno le fue obsequiado porque su antiguo propietario no lo…

    Trayectoria como pintor Cesar se consideraba pintor, a pesar de demostrar su maestría en múltiples facetas como escultor, decorador, urbanista, arquitecto, etc. Es por ello que utilizaremos la pintura para seguir la evolución del artista a lo largo de los años en los que podemos observar tres épocas fundamentales. El comienzo de la primera etapa podemos hacerla coincidir…

    Trayectoria como Arquitecto La naturaleza fue la referencia fundamental del arte y de la existencia del arquitecto César Manrique. Su isla natal, su creación. Lanzarote, también conocida como “la isla de los 100 volcanes” ya que 300 conos volcánicos configuran su extraña geografía. Muy cerca de la costa de África, (a sólo 120 km.) y con un ancho máximo de 21 km. la isla es…

    Cronología 1919 El 24 de abril nace en Arrecife. Lanzarote. 1942 Primera exposición individual. Arrecife. Lanzarote. 1945 Se traslada becado a Madrid para cursar estudios en la Escuela Superior de Bellas Artes de San Fernando, que concluye en 1950. 1950 Realiza las pinturas murales del Parador de Turismo de Arrecife. Lanzarote. 1952 Realiza varios murales en el Hotel…

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    “Magnífica obra de arte diseñada para el ocio” Declarado Bien de Interés Cultural con la categoría de “Jardín Histórico”, esta obra de Cesar Manrique es un referente internacional de integración cultural y paisajística, así como un admirado modelo de transformación positiva de un litoral. Ubicado en el Puerto de la Cruz (Tenerife) su diseño ha marcado vanguardia y estilo…

    El parque marítimo César Manrique es un complejo de 22.000 metros cuadrados de piscinas de agua salada, inaugurado en 1995, obra póstuma del desaparecido artista lanzaroteño César Manrique, combinando la estética de la edificación con elementos de la naturaleza volcánica de Canarias y una clara esencia subtropical, como ya aplicó en su día en el complejo de similares características. ..

    Nació en Puerto Naos, un barrio de Arrecife (Lanzarote), el 24 de abril de 1919 junto con su hermana gemela Amparo. También tenía un hermano y una hermana. Sus padres eran Gumersindo y Francisca, él procedente de Fuerteventura y ella natural de Lanzarote. Su familia era de clase media sin problemas económicos. En 1934 se mudaron a la Caleta de Famara, el que sería el lugar de…

    Vida y Obra de César Manrique

    Pulsa para ver Vida y obra de Cesar Manrique en siete vídeos de diez minutos cada uno, nos narran la vida y obra de este gran artista, sin el cual, las Islas Canarias, no serían lo que hoy son.

    Fuentes y Referencias:

    Bibliografía

    www.cesarmanrique.com

    www. webaopera.com

    www.biografiasyvidas.com

    www.epdlp.com

    www.lanzarote.com

    www.artehistoria.com

    www.museoph.org

    www.letrascanrias.com

    www.culturatenerife.net

    www.ayuntamientodeadeje.es

    César Manrique Lanzarote

    Lancelot – 1996 – Textos de Mario Alberto
    Perdomo

    César Manrique

    Fundación César Manrique -1998 – Fernando Ruiz
    Gordillo

    César Manrique en sus palabras

    Fundación César Manrique – 1995

    Fernando Gómez Aguilera

    Otros:

    Enciclopedia Larousse 2005

    Enciclopedia Encarta 2004

    Vuelta a la isla (Pedro García Cabrera)

▷ César Manrique Special【 COMPLETE GUIDE 】

César Manrique Cabrera (1919-1992) was born in Arrecife, Lanzarote. This magnificent painter, sculptor, architect and multidisciplinary artist studied in Madrid and, after a few years exhibiting his work all over the world, he moved to New York, a mecca for artists in the 1960s.
 

He then settled permanently on his native island, where he began his most personal and ambitious project: using the island itself as an environmental canvas. The love he felt for his homeland is reflected in his art, a total respect for the natural environment and for the local architectural tradition.

5 most important works by César Manrique

His artistic work followed the trends of his time, although his interventions on the Canary Islands stand out for exploring new practices. In them, the artist sought with his works a very respectful symbiosis and integration with the natural environment.
 

Cultural centres, interventions on the coast, gardens, viewpoints… the list is immense, and they all stand out for their originality and modernity. Most of them can be admired in Lanzarote, as well as in Tenerife, Fuerteventura, La Gomera and El Hierro.

1. Jameos del Agua (Lanzarote)

Jameos del Agua was the first Art, Culture and Tourism Centre created by César Manrique and one of the most obvious examples of harmony between art and nature. The interior of the volcanic tunnel was used to create a natural auditorium of great beauty.

The Malpaís de La Corona is its home, which is joined by a palm garden with an artificial lake and the Casa de los Volcanes museum, a volcanological centre of scientific and cultural interest.
 

In addition, its natural lake in the cavern itself is slightly illuminated by the sun and is home to a species of albino crab that is unique in the world. It is undoubtedly one of the most characteristic works of the Lanzarote artist.

2. Lago Martiánez (Tenerife)

Sitting on the coast of Puerto de la Cruz, Lago Martiánez is a wonderful example of architecture open to the sea. This lagoon in the shape of a gigantic emerald has five islands, gardens, terraces and restaurants under the watchful eye of Mount Teide.
 

The terraces and gardens of native flora contribute to the exotic atmosphere, and the whole complex, which includes several sculptures by the author, is perfectly in keeping with traditional Canarian architecture.
 

This Asset of Cultural Interest with the category of Historical Garden offers four swimming pools for adults and another three adapted for children, all surrounded by sunbathing areas equipped with sun loungers and parasols.

3. Mirador del Río (Lanzarote)

The Mirador del Río viewpoint, in the north of Lanzarote, is an authentic work of art on the top of an imposing cliff. From its wide railing, the small islets of the Chinijo Archipelago emerge, separated by the strait that gives the viewpoint its name.
 

The group of islets (La Graciosa, Alegranza, Montaña Clara, Roque del Este and Roque del Oeste), the sea, the sky and the depth of the cliffs transmit an unparalleled peace with perfect volcanic cones and an amalgam of ochre and beige colours.

Here, the volcanic rock of the surroundings perfectly blends with an interior that envelops the soul with its curved, almost organic shapes and a surprising use of light. Visitors have information panels, telescopes and large outdoor recreation areas.

4. Parque Marítimo César Manrique (Tenerife)

The Parque Marítimo César Manrique maritime park is located in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, with unbeatable views of the Tenerife Auditorium, the Palmetum botanical garden and the sea. It is a leisure centre easily accessible by car and public transport in the heart of the capital of Tenerife.
 

In addition to parking areas, its facilities include three seawater swimming pools, restaurants, terraces, changing rooms with hot water and solarium areas, making it the ideal place to enjoy a different kind of day at the beach in the middle of the city.
 

Natural elements such as volcanic rocks, palm trees and ornamental plants were used in its design, together with salt water cascades, all of which are adorned with César Manrique’s unmistakable wind toys.

5. Jardín de Cactus (Lanzarote)

In the north of Lanzarote is the Jardín de Cactus garden, home to more than 1,400 species of cacti from all over the world. This cactarium, the artist’s latest work on the island, is easily recognizable from the road thanks to the large metal cactus at the entrance.

Any visitor who enjoys the closeness of nature will find its cobbled paths a relaxing place to stroll and enjoy the Lanzarote landscape, whose surroundings are completely integrated into the island’s landscape.
 

Its windmill stands out against the black stone, being one of the best places to capture a panoramic view of the garden, which was built in the form of an amphitheatre. It is, without a doubt, a magical place amidst a totally volcanic landscape.

César Manrique Foundation, the museum dedicated to the artist

César Manrique’s enormous commitment to his work and his ecological vision led him to transform a set of volcanic bubbles into his own home, Taro de Tahíche, where he lived for many years.
 

Today it houses the César Manrique Foundation and you can wander through its rooms decorated with works from the artist’s private collection, the best way to get an insight into the mind and talent of this unique genius.
 

César Manrique set out to make Lanzarote the most beautiful island of all. And he tried to do so by mixing art with nature, always respecting the landscape and local traditions, as can be seen in this beautiful spot.

Where to stay in Lanzarote to enjoy the magic of César Manrique

Since most of César Manrique’s artistic work is on the island of Lanzarote, there is no better way to enjoy his legacy than staying at one of the best hotels in Lanzarote: HD Beach Resort & Spa.
 

It is a 4-star all-inclusive resort located on the beachfront, which makes it the ideal place for families with children who want to enjoy an active holiday practising sport.
 

Its facilities include a gym with professional attention, water sports centre, spa with sauna, Turkish bath, chromotherapy, hot beds, massages. .. It is the best place to disconnect and enjoy a cultural day on the work of César Manrique.

Sources on César Manrique

  • Government of the Canary Islands
  • Hello Canary Islands
  • Spanish Tourism

Sea Park Cesar Manrika – Guide to Russian

Canar Islands, Rest in Spain

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History

The history of the park is interesting. The project was designed by the famous architect Cesar Manrique Cabrera . The master thought over the technical details of the distribution of objects in space and design features. However, his talented development was not fully completed during his lifetime. The opening of the park took place only in 1995.

Great efforts were made to organize such a large-scale recreational zone. In addition, the approval of the authorities was required, since the project affected important areas of the city’s infrastructure. For example, there used to be a slaughterhouse on this site.

Garbage was brought here from all over the city. Over time, the process of solid waste disposal was left to chance. The area has simply turned into a dump. Therefore, the project of Cesar Manrique Cabrera is of great importance in terms of restoring the sanitary standard in the location.


Description

The site was completely cleared, restoring the volcanic landscape. The initial task was to combine architectural objects and natural features. It turned out a harmonious space in which the products of Cesar’s creativity complemented the colorful landscapes.

Today, the territory Parque Marítimo César Manrique is a place for a pleasant holiday for tourists. Spaniards also like to come here with their families on weekends. Everywhere you can see entertainment areas, recreation areas and sports.

In his work, Cesar Manrique Cabrera preferred natural materials. To create images, he used volcanic rock, beautifully shaped stones, ornamental plants, and even the wind! Some products begin to move from the wind load.

Compositions of piles of gray boulders are scattered throughout the territory. They seem to lie randomly. But these are well-thought-out ensembles, reminiscent of rock gardens. Nearby rise abstract snow-white compositions.

Artificial ponds are especially beautiful in the park. They have a drop-shaped or rounded shape. The walkways seem to hang in the air above the turquoise water.

The territory is paved with large tiles. But there are many green islands of silky grass in it.

Depth chart


Pools

My favorite place in the park is swimming pools. There are 3 of them here, they are filled with the purest sea water. One of the pools is for children. It has multi-colored slides from which kids roll down. The depth in the other two varies by zone. That is, the bottom is not inclined, it has small depressions in separate parts.

The edges of the bowls are visually reminiscent of the sea coast. Small rocks and green lawns stretch along them. White sunbeds are arranged in rows along the rows, like on a real beach.

Recreation by the pools is organized with maximum comfort. For air and sunbathing, you can rent hammocks and umbrellas. Many use special locker rooms.

In addition, the pools have special artificial islands that make staying in them more interesting and safer. The islets reinforce the impression of the natural landscape: palm trees and other plants are planted on them. Vacationers swim around the islands, climb them.

There is a rescue service nearby.


Leisure facilities

Walking in the Cesar Manrique Marine Park is an aesthetic experience. Each corner is decorated with love and at a high artistic level.

Luxurious photo shoots are obtained against the backdrop of artificial waterfalls. Leisure activities can also be planned in the gym or warm up on the exercise equipment located in the open space.

Finally, heated whirlpools are especially popular. Because many come here for the whole day. Children enjoy playing on special playgrounds. You can dine at a local restaurant. The bar offers a wide range of cocktails and soft drinks.


Useful information

Opening hours:

  • Summer: 10:00-19:00.
  • Winter 10:00-18:00.

Ticket price (EUR):

  • Adult – 2.50.
  • Child (under 12) – 1.50.
  • Children (up to 3 years old) – free of charge.
  • Pension (as well as visitors over 65) – 1.50.

Cost of services

Buses 014, 15, 026, 062, 101, 102, 103, 105, 106, 107, 108, 110, 111, 112, 115 to the Intercambiador Santa Cruz stop. Then walk about 900 meters.

If you don’t know what to see in Santa Cruz de Tenerife, be sure to visit Parque Marítimo César Manrique . The total area of ​​the complex is 22,000 sq. m. It is located very well, its visit can be combined with a tour of the Garden of Palms and the Auditorio de Tenerife, which are nearby.

Wild beach behind the park


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