Emotional act of imposing scholarships on 2nd year Baccalaureate students
Last Friday, April 6, the academic act of imposition of scholarships to the students of 2nd year of Baccalaureate of Atlantic Schools was held. The Auditorium of the University of Las Palmas de Gran Canaria served as a stage to bring together the families of these 49 young people who are graduating and beginning their university studies this year.
The Godfather of this XXXV promotion, José Miguel Bravo de Laguna, who is also a grandfather and father of a former student, he invited the students to continue fighting hard for their future and that of Gran Canaria. During the ceremony, the Atlantic Schools scholarship was awarded for her five years in the classroom to Professor Vicky Emm and an honorary scholarship to the former teacher and director of the School, María Jesús Bartolomé Rubio, for her dedication and dedication during these forty years. Several were also honoured families and the Alumni who graduated 25 years ago.
The emotional evening also featured the brilliant performance of the Atlantic Schools Choir led by the music teacher, Beatriz Bello, who was accompanied by her quartet and the performance of several songs by the student, Paula Espinosa. The academic event concluded with a Spanish wine.
Congratulations to this XXXV promotion and their parents who leave a indelible memory in the teaching team and in all the workers that make up the Great Family that is Atlantic Schools. To all of them, good luck and thank you very much for teaching us so many things during these years!.
The Godfather of this XXXV promotion, José Miguel Bravo de Laguna, who is also a grandfather and father of a former student, he invited the students to continue fighting hard for their future and that of Gran Canaria. During the ceremony, the Atlantic Schools scholarship was awarded for her five years in the classroom to Professor Vicky Emm and an honorary scholarship to the former teacher and director of the School, María Jesús Bartolomé Rubio, for her dedication and dedication during these forty years. Several were also honoured families and the Alumni who graduated 25 years ago.
The emotional evening also featured the brilliant performance of the Atlantic Schools Choir led by the music teacher, Beatriz Bello, who was accompanied by her quartet and the performance of several songs by the student, Paula Espinosa. The academic event concluded with a Spanish wine.
Congratulations to this XXXV promotion and their parents who leave a indelible memory in the teaching team and in all the workers that make up the Great Family that is Atlantic Schools. To all of them, good luck and thank you very much for teaching us so many things during these years!.