Salerno
The state high school “Alfonso Alfano I” of Salerno is among the protagonists of YoungG7 for educationthe innovative initiative dedicated to students organized within the G7 Educationwhich takes place in Lignano Sabbiadoro from 27 to 29 June. The Salerno institute is represented by four brilliant students: Giovanna Amato, Vincenzo Santoro, Maria Margherita Gaeta e Salvatore Espositoaddresses Scientific option Applied Sciences and Musicaccompanied by the teacher Christian Cyril.
YounG7 for education riunisce oltre 350 students e 70 teachers Of 80 schools from all over the world, offering them a unique opportunity for discussion and growth. The participants, coming from the G7 countries (Italy, Canada, France, Germany, Japan, the United Kingdom and the United States), Ukraine, Brazil and the African Union, will discuss highly topical issues such as artificial intelligence, STEM subjects, culture, the principles of freedom and subsidiarity, but also the traditions and roots of Friuli Venezia Giulia.
The YounG7 for education program includes a rich calendar of educational activities, including practical workshops on art, cooking, music and sports, as well as moments of in-depth study dedicated to the key themes of the meeting. Students will also have the opportunity to visit the beauties of the area and immerse themselves in the local culture.
Participation in YoungG7 for education represents a precious experience for the students of Liceo Alfano I, who will have the opportunity to compare themselves with their peers from different cultures, to expand their knowledge and develop new skills. An opportunity for personal and professional growth that will certainly leave an indelible mark on their educational path.
The headmaster of the Alfano I high school, Elisabetta Barone expressed great satisfaction for the institute’s participation in YoungG7 for education: “We are thrilled to be among the protagonists of this important initiative. YoungG7 for education represents a unique opportunity for our students to interact with their peers around the world and to grow as global citizens. We are certain that this experience will enrich them deeply and leave a positive mark on their future”.
