Activities were held to raise awareness among students during Forest Week, March 21-26.
Activities were held to raise awareness among students as part of World Water Day on March 22. Posters were prepared.
On March 22nd, we celebrated World Water Day. We took this opportunity to achieve the following goals:
1. Raise students’ awareness about the importance of water and the need for its sustainable use.
2. Promote understanding of the issues related to access and scarcity of clean water.
3. Encourage care and responsible management of this vital resource through educational activities.
All these objectives aim to help students understand that water is essential for life, is not infinite, and that every individual action matters in preserving it for future generations.
Students have created different posters giving some advices about how to save water. With their ideas, we have created a mural.
A “Kite Design Competition” was held using recycled materials. Students were informed about the competition. The competition criteria were determined and announced at the school. The winning kites were awarded prizes at the end of the competition.
In Arts, students have studied artists who create artworks using recycled materials, such as César Santos and Jane Perkins. After analyzing their works, the students were encouraged to create their own artworks by using recycled materials.
"Green landscape": By using bottle caps, the students created a mural depicting snow-covered mountains beside a river and a green meadow. In the center, the recycling symbol can be seen, aiming to encourage society to recycle.
Las Meninas: Using pieces of paper, cardboard, fabric, and other materials, the students created their own Menina, a traditional pictorial figure from Spain.

How fast the week we spent with our partners in Sicily has flown by! It’s been an intense week, but we’ve enjoyed it and learned a lot through all the workshops that were organized. That’s why we wanted to create a mural showcasing some of the most memorable moments we’ve experienced together.
If you're interested in discovering everything we did, we invite you to visit our Instagram:
Bussiness WO/MEN installation is dedicated to women and men in the business world. Artists have been transforming industrial waste into works of art, offering a second chance to materials that still have much to offer.
We visited Caldera Kindergarten and Primary School. We witnessed the hard work they are doing to raise awareness among citizens about the importance of taking care of water, as it is a limited resource.
Our Italian partners led a workshop where we were invited to let ourselves be carried away by the music while painting on recycled cardboard. It was a deeply enriching experience, with emotions running high throughout the activit
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