Vallecrosia, schools celebrate World Book Day (Photo and video) – Sanremonews.it

Stories, fairy tales, tales, games, songs and artistic workshop in honor of Italo Calvino. Many initiatives have involved the schools of Vallecrosia and Val Verbone on the occasion of World Book Day.

An itinerant route which, during the week, animated the premises and the outside of theAndrea Doria state comprehensive school in Vallecrosia and interested i children of nursery school, primary school and middle school very attentive and absorbed in reading and listening to books. On Tuesday and Wednesday, primary school students were able to attend ‘CalvinoCantaFaiabe’ while today it was proposed to nursery school students. Parents, teachers and fourth-year health associate interns at the Fermi Polo Montale Institute in Ventimiglia entertained and amused the little listeners. Friday 17 MayInstead, from 8 will go on stage ‘Navigate between pages’ for lower secondary school.

The mayor also participated in the various cultural activities of the 16th edition of the event Armando Biasi, the deputy mayor Marilena Piardithe councilors Pino Ierace e Patrizia Biancheri and the municipal councilor Denis Perrone. “As every year, I accepted the invitation to participate in this important initiative of our Andrea Doria school” – says the mayor Armando Biasi – “Congratulations and thanks to the teachers, parents and school principal. Culture and reading education are the cornerstones of healthy educational development. Principles that our Andrea Doria public school has in its training path. Proud of all the children I saw attentive and happy.”

An initiative made possible thanks to the collaboration between the teachers and the school library representatives Simona Palmero, Loredana Tortora, Luciano Villa and Carmelo Romeothe ATA staff, the fourth year interns of the Fermi Polo Montale Institute of Ventimiglia and the parents whose aim was to to increasingly promote the pleasure of reading and the love of books as an indispensable object for growth.