The event of the year on sustainability and correct separate waste collection methods is about to arrive: the The National Final of the “Green Game” will take place at the Teatro Olimpico in Rome on Wednesday 22 May at 3pm and will feature students from secondary schools from all over Italy. The road show, which started in October, took place “in person” in schools in Liguria, and in “digital” mode in schools throughout Italy, arousing great enthusiasm and the participation of over 37 thousand students. After passing a rigorous preliminary phase , the class 2A of the IIS “A. Gentileschi” of Carrara will represent the province of Massa Carrara at the National Final. The finalist classes will compete for the title of NATIONAL GREEN GAME CHAMPION 2024, in addition to the prizes up for grabs for the first three schools classified: a contribution for the purchase of teaching materials of 750 euros for the first classified, 500.00 for the second and €250 for the third. Representatives of the National Consortia Biorepack, Cial, Comieco, Corepla, Coreve and Ricrea, promoters of the format and the true pillars of the Green Game. With their constant commitment they make it possible every year to create the format that promotes the values of environmental sustainability among students. “The Green Game represents an excellent opportunity to raise awareness and involve students on the issues of environmental sustainability and correct waste management, in a stimulating and fun way – the Biorepack, Cial, Comieco, Corepla, Coreve Consortia jointly declared and Recreate – The schools involved showed extraordinary commitment and involvement. We give credit to the organizers, teachers and students who made the eleventh edition possible, as well as to the institutions that provided patronage. We congratulate the finalist schools, certain that this experience can further inspire and motivate girls and boys to commit to a sustainable future.” This year the Green Game celebrates its eleventh edition, consolidating its success after editions in the Marche, Puglia, Sicily, Lazio, Calabria, Campania, Abruzzo, Molise, Basilicata and three digital editions. The innovative and engaging methodology used by Peaktime’s expert trainers, Alvin Crescini and Stefano Leva, together with the interactive technologies used during the verification phase, have made the Green Game extremely effective in involving the new generations in issues of fundamental importance. Green Game enjoys the patronage of the Presidency of the Council of Ministers and the Ministry of the Environment and Energy Security.
