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The Councillor for Education, University Relations and Heritage, Rafael Gomez, and the Minister of Culture and Spokesperson, Noelia Arroyo have this morning attended the screening of the film 'Nim's Island' in the Regional Film Archive, part of the activity 'Enjoy the Image' aimed at primary school students (5th and 6th) and secondary (1st and 2nd).

This act aims to use film as a tool for personal development models to convey values ​​and behaviors with children and young people identify spontaneously.

A projection made this morning was attended by students of 5th and 6th Primary schools Andres Baquero, Barriomar, City of Peace, Sculptor Salzillo, Federico de Arce, Giner, Fleet, Los Alamos and San Andrés.

This course is selected, for primary school, 'Nim's Island', and for secondary 'Bellier Family', since both sirbven to improve family life, prevent conduct and strengthen learning.

The event is free to the centers, and the Department of Education provides teachers with information about movies and suggestions work with students and school transport to schools located outside the village.

In this film program a total of 2,156 students, 912 of Primary and Secondary Education 1,244 participants.

According to Gomez, "this is a very consolidated and requested by schools over the years activity as it provides education for leisure and free time and allows teachers to introduce various topics for discussion in the classroom with the intention of emphasizing the film school training for analysis and criticism of those situations as plot symbols, messages, activities and behavior of the characters. "

'Nim's Island' is perfectly suited to the students of this age (5 and 6) to be an adventure film, action and which highlights certain values ​​like courage, love of books, family relationships, use new technologies, environmental protection, imagination, autonomy, will and responsibility.

In "The Family Belier" for students in 1st and 2nd of ESO, certain values ​​as the awakening of sexuality, purity and freshness of the protagonist, the great vitality of the small towns that can provide solutions talents and highlights the urgent problems of the big cities, beautiful songs, heartfelt and expressive.

A story that delves into the late teens, the search for identity.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia