The primary and infant students of Lope de Vega International School received a visit this month from a guide dog. The meeting was arranged by the Benidorm Lions Club. collaborating institution of the Center, and the LDV Solidarity Youth Club.
A guide dog accompanied by a blind person and two members of the Benidorm Lions ClubThey were responsible for explaining to the students of Lope de Vega International School the functions of this animal and how they should react if they encounter one. The visit first took place in Children and then it moved outside, specifically to the mini tennis park, where all the classes were already gathered. Primary.
In the shoes of a blind person
The students at Lope de Vega school, in addition to experiencing what it's like to be blind and witnessing firsthand how a guide dog leads the way, learned other valuable lessons. For example, how to give helpful directions to a blind person and how their canine companion assists them in their daily lives. Furthermore, they took away many valuable lessons. tips about how to deal with a guide dog so as not to hinder its work if you happen to cross paths with it on the street.
On the other hand, they were also told about the complex task of raising and training one of these dogs and what an important role they play in our society.
