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Since 2013 have been implemented 67 workshops in which more than 1,500 students.

The workshops are held this year in schools Our Lady of Sorrows, Our Lady of Arrixaca, Divine Master and Nelva

The 'Europe in the Schools' program has included this year, the use of new technologies for the development of their workshops.

This was able to observe the Councillor for Education, Universities Relations and Heritage, Rafael Gomez, who has visited the school Our Lady of Arrixaca to observe closely the development of this initiative.

The workshops consist, highlighted Rafael Gomez in "awareness, zoom in and spread among students in fifth and sixth grade, the process of European creation, countries that form and its institutions, thus promoting the feeling of belonging to the Union European ".

In addition, also with this action, students will be able to "meet the principal organs of government, the Spanish Constitution and the European single currency".

In this edition ICT resources to the project, such as use of tablets, given the great importance based on the current education law and profile of current students that meet their needs entertainment, fun, information and training to join through these new technologies.

"Europe in schools" started in the academic year 2013 -2013 as a project to bring students the contents of the European Union in a playful and engaging manner, promoting, above all, the sense of permanence to a community evolving.

Throughout these past editions, he pointed out the mayor of Education, "have been implemented 67 workshops in which more than 1,500 students."

According remarked Rafael Gomez, technology "on the concepts real world because of its difficulty can be much more complex than a much more motivating and attractive way, while going beyond the analog material, accessing the actual information symbolically and promoting learning at any time and place. "

This year the workshops are held in schools Our Lady of Sorrows, Divine Master, Our Lady of Arrixaca, and Nelva.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia