Moie – It was a morning Of great excitement the one staged yesterday in Montessori Park where the eleventh edition of the Prevention and Safety Day dedicated to schools and organized by Civil protection.
From 8am to 1pm the green space in front of the school complex in via Venezia was transformed into a large stage to crown a training course teaching named “Project safe schools”conceived and carried out by a specialized team of volunteers from Castelplanio to spread the culture of prevention and at the end of which the students took an exam and received certificates.
Project born 15 years ago, now traveling event and which this year involved around 600 students‘Comprehensive school Carlo Urbani who had the opportunity to meet and interact with around 150 civil and military operators, more than 300 emergency volunteers and around 150 vehicles, including a helicopter.
Through simulated emergency drillsstudents were involved in order to understand emergency procedures and the importance of respect from the rules in critical situation.
Lorenzo Mazzieriprovincial coordinator of Civil Protection and project representative, underlined the importance of the event by thanking those who made all this possible.
«I thank all those who attended this training day, all the civil and military bodies who were present, for to form And inform the kids on how they operate in prevention, in emergencies, in compliance with roles and rules. And thanks to all sponsor who follow us and who allow a convivial lunch every year.”
In his speech, the mayor Tiziano Consoli highlighted how «the activity carried out by the many volunteers passes through training, an important and indispensable element, we must be prepared and to do this we must start from schools, educate young people and make filter The message through them to their parents. And above all try to to promote And valorise at its best is volunteering, which makes itself available in disasters, but to do so it is necessary for there to be well-disposed and prepared young people.”
There Prevention and Safety Day, born almost for fun has instead seen over the years a growing success, involving more and more students and institutions. The Mayors of Vallesina were practically all there, including Roberto Oreficini, national coordinator of Civil Protection, the regional councilor Chiara Biondi, the bishop of the diocese, Gerardo Ricconi.
And this time Moie has confirmed itself as a point of reference for an important event that affects the social and educational fabric of the community.
