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01 May 2012
Mayor Elections!
The time to vote is Thursday 3rd May!
These elections are held every 4 years and they decide who runs London!
They decide how our public transport runs, how we live, our safety and London’s culture, such as theatre and nightlife.
The favourites (people most likely to win or be elected) are Boris Johnson (left) and Ken Livingstone (right).
If you’re an EU or Commonwealth citizen, and you’re registered to vote, then you can vote this Thursday.
On Friday the 4th of May, they will count the votes. This will be covered by the news and you can also find a lot of information online.
For more information go to: www.londonelects.org.uk
Bank Holiday: May Day!
Don’t forget! The first Monday in May, this year May 7th, is always a bank holiday in the UK.
SCHOOL CLOSED ON 7th MAY
Traditionally celebrated on the first day of May, it used to mark the beginning of summer in the northern hemisphere.
Now summer is from June until the end of August. Although Ireland still includes May!
How do they celebrate the beginning of summer in your country?
Tell us on twitter: @BloomsburyIntl
Tips From the Teachers
Emma has taught in many places around the world, and she’s learning Portuguese.
"When I’m in Portugal, I like to listen to conversa-tions around me. I like to people-watch, like when I’m sitting on a bench, or at a café in a city.
"It’s great for picking up really natural language. Sometimes I have to ask my teachers or friend what the phrases mean, though!"





