«The new headquarters of the Ellera institute in Viale Trento in Viterbo is not adequate for the needs of children, we ask the mayor Chiara Frontini to change her mind». Thus the general secretary of the Uil school Silvia Somigli. «I received some parents from the Ellera institute – explains Somigli – who asked me, in my capacity as national director of Uil scuola, a confederal trade union, to intervene with the mayor Chiara Frontini, in order to represent their opposition regarding a decidedly inadequate choice which the mayor is preparing to work following the Pnrr renovation works which are due to begin shortly at the Ellera Institute. The new, presumed, headquarters in Viale Trento is not adequate for the needs of children.”
«For a whole series of reasons – continues Somigli – that, reasonably, the mayor should assume, from her seat, a seat that certainly guarantees common sense, reasonableness and foresight. This is not about not having children and therefore not being interested in issues relating to the social and cultural pedagogy of the city. It is not a question of carrying out analyzes on the main systems that should regulate educational processes – adds Somigli – It is, instead, a question of guaranteeing the collective well-being of a school, of compulsory schooling on the part of those who, instead, are specifically and only responsible for represent the most favorable and effective conditions so that every child and all children can be protected by their mayor. School is a second home for a primary school child, being tossed around during school is not exactly appropriate, but even more so in a context like Viale Trento, which has nothing to do with primary school and even less with the educational dimension. that is, with educational and behavioral models. Furthermore, I would like to point out – concludes Silvia Somigli – a gym which is absent and in any case external to the school to which the children should go, leaving the “school” crossing the road, with the traffic of the station, to carry out physical activity”.
