Lope de Vega International School commemorates its founders, Don Juan Fuster and Doña Carmen Pérez González, on its 67th anniversary. The celebration took place last Wednesday, March 8th, the school's founding day.
Activity program
With the purpose of allowing students to share activities, socialize, learn about the history of the Center and experience the wonderful feeling of belonging to an educational community; a full program of activities was followed with a flower offering, singing of the anthem, hot chocolate and delivery of institutional awards, among others.
Flower offering and hymn
One of the most emotional moments of the day was the offering of flowers to the founders, which was attended by the Infant students and the school choir singing the anthem of the Lope de Vega International School.
Institutional awards
The school's institutional awards cover various disciplines: literature, photography, mathematics, and sports. Specifically, the "Juan Fuster Zaragoza Short Story Competition" celebrated its 24th edition this year. Meanwhile, the "Carmen Pérez González Mathematical Photography Competition," which this year focused on symmetry as a common theme between mathematics and mathematics, celebrated its 5th edition. In addition, the sports awards for the table tennis, touch tennis, and padel tournaments were presented.
A story linked to Benidorm
Furthermore, due to the connection that the School has with the municipality of Benidorm, in the afternoon the 5th grade students performed the staging of the Discovery of the Virgin of Suffrage, patron saint of the town, in an adaptation of the original theatrical work of the Barqueta.
After that, they performed the traditional "peuet" dance in traditional Benidorm attire.
Personalities on Founders' Day
In addition, this year's celebrations included a very special guest, the Bishop of the Diocese of Orihuela-Alicante, D. José Ignacio Munilla, who officiated the Mass in honor of the Founders and later met with a group of young people whom he encouraged to attend the World Youth Meeting, which is being held this year in Lisbon.
In addition to the Bishop of the Diocese of Orihuela-Alicante, other personalities attended the celebration, such as the councilors for Education and Urban Planning of the Benidorm City Council, Maite Moreno and Lourdes Caselles, as well as the Superior Sister of the HHDC, or the President of the NGO Rafiki Africa , Juan Amirola.
