- The diplomat and former student of the school, Alma Valor Mavit, was the godmother of the 59th Baccalaureate Promotion.
- The President of the Benidorm Handball Club, Jacobo Balongo, sponsored the promotions of the higher cycles of TSEI, TSEAS and TSAF.
Last Friday, Lope de Vega International School celebrated one of the most emotional moments of the school year: the Graduation Ceremony for its students. Nearly one hundred students have completed their studies this yearThe graduation ceremony for the Cycles began at 6:00 p.m. and the Baccalaureate ceremony at 8:00 p.m. It took place in the school's pavilion, where more than 300 people gathered, including family, friends, and teachers.
The students of Higher Level Cycles belonged to the 15th Promotion of TSEI, the 20th Promotion of TSEAS and the 9th Promotion of TSAF.
El The godfather of these graduating classes was Jacobo Balongo Farach, A lawyer by training and President of the Benidorm Handball Club. He studied at the Lope de Vega International School from the age of 3 until COU, the last year before university.
Balongo reminisced about his years at the school and how they had shaped his career. He emphasized curiosity as the most important quality for the future and encouraged the students to continue their education in this highly competitive world to build a successful future for themselves.
59th Graduating Class of Baccalaureate
Later, the graduation ceremony for the 59th graduating class of high school students was held. These students were completing their time at the school and doing so... sponsored by Alma Valor Mavit, diplomat and former student from Lope de Vega International School.
Alma gave a very emotional speech that began from her her time as a student at the school, including her passion for classical danceIt is no coincidence that she was a student until the eighth grade at the Royal Academy of Dance, LondonAlma Valor encourages young graduates to pursue their dreams and be happy with what they do.
In addition, the following spoke student representatives, managing to move their classmates, the mothers in charge representing the families and also the School Director María FusterTo close the ceremony, the school anthem was played.
It should also be noted that during the ceremony, diplomas were awarded to the students who completed the Spanish and American Dual Baccalaureate program, and honors were awarded to the most outstanding students.
