Exciting Act of Imposition of Scholarships to the XXXVIII Promotion of Atlantic School
Atlantic School celebrated this afternoon the Imposition of Scholarships to the XXXVIII Promotion at the CICCA Cultural Initiatives Center in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria.
In total, 48 students were bounded in an act full of emotion. The sponsor of this promotion, Ana Suárez, Vice President of the ULPGC Social Council, thanked the teachers and staff of the School for their involvement and professionalism during all these years and encouraged young people “to dedicate their lives to whatever they want.” Ana Suárez, mother also of a bordered student, reminded all students that "now is the beginning of an exciting stage and that the most important career of their lives begins, but that they must work hard to be happy and make those around them happy."
During the event, several families in thanks to the trust placed in the Atlantic School educational project and Sofía Gallego, a teacher at the Center for more than 30 years, that this course has been retired.
Undoubtedly, it was a very endearing act in which several students spoke on behalf of their classmates about what the passage through the School has meant for them and the large number of memories they treasure. The vast majority of scholarship recipients they arrived at school when they were just a year and a half old and today they are already on their way to university.
Congratulations to all the bordered and their families!.
In total, 48 students were bounded in an act full of emotion. The sponsor of this promotion, Ana Suárez, Vice President of the ULPGC Social Council, thanked the teachers and staff of the School for their involvement and professionalism during all these years and encouraged young people “to dedicate their lives to whatever they want.” Ana Suárez, mother also of a bordered student, reminded all students that "now is the beginning of an exciting stage and that the most important career of their lives begins, but that they must work hard to be happy and make those around them happy."
During the event, several families in thanks to the trust placed in the Atlantic School educational project and Sofía Gallego, a teacher at the Center for more than 30 years, that this course has been retired.
Undoubtedly, it was a very endearing act in which several students spoke on behalf of their classmates about what the passage through the School has meant for them and the large number of memories they treasure. The vast majority of scholarship recipients they arrived at school when they were just a year and a half old and today they are already on their way to university.
Congratulations to all the bordered and their families!.