Our students had an unforgettable experience at the V Congress ‘Circular and Sustainable Schools 2030’. They have demonstrated the importance of environmental education, and that this is also built from the classroom. Do you want to know how they have represented our school in this great meeting for change?
A DAY FOR THE PLANET: SUSTAINABILITY, INCLUSION AND SHARED LEARNING
On 29 May, a group of students from our school participated in the V Congress ‘Circular and Sustainable Schools 2030’, organised by the Juan XXIII Foundation in the Canal Foundation Auditorium. This event brought together schools from all over the community. It was a space for reflection and action on sustainability, circular economy and commitment to the planet.
Our students shared their experience as an active part of the Composting Schools Network, showing how they apply composting in the school environment to reduce waste and give life back to the soil. They also participated in collaborative workshops where respect for the environment and teamwork were the main protagonists.
JUAN XXIII FOUNDATION: PARTNER IN OUR ECOLOGICAL COMMITMENT
The collaboration with the Juan XXIII Foundation is not new. In November they visited us to train students in composting techniques. Meeting again at this congress has been a source of pride and reinforcement of the commitment we share: to educate with respect for our environment and for a fairer and more inclusive future.
Thanks to fun and educational activities, the event became a celebration of the small big actions that transform the world. This type of initiative reminds us that every gesture counts and that, from school, it is possible to sow a real and lasting ecological awareness.
Do you want to know more about our school’s sustainable projects?
Visit our Instagram account dedicated to sustainability within the school.
