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More than 21,000 students of Primary Education have participated during this school year in the awareness campaign 'Murcia sustainable city, put to Murcia Guapa' that annually develops the Department of Development together with Ferrovial Services.
Last October, this campaign started with the aim of promoting among schoolchildren the guidelines for a correct urban hygiene as well as promoting the practice of the three erres of our waste, ie Reduce, Reuse and Recycle.
This year, two important innovations have been carried out: on the one hand, the performance of Drilo the crocodile with the didactic musical "Drilo teaches to Recycle";
And on the other hand, the presence of the Civic Brigades in schools accompanying the monitors in the talks given to the students of 4th and 5th grade Primary Education in the schools of the municipality of Murcia.
Although this training and didactic information began in 1994, it has been growing and evolving since the Council of Fomento and Ferrovial Services "continues to be committed to this type of activities aimed at youth as a priority group, The population sector of the future and which should continue to allocate much of the awareness, "said Councilor Roque Ortiz.
For this reason it was included that in these campaigns the youngest of 5 to 8 years with the implementation since last October of the musical work of the character of Drilo, 'Drilo teaches to Recycle' with which it is intended, according to Ortiz, "Also reach this students with the conviction that the sooner they are taught to be civic and responsible citizens, before they learn it."
Thus, they have been able to learn through the performing arts, music and theater combined with fun and didactic so that in a dynamic and playful way the importance of caring for the streets, the schoolyard, the neighborhood, the park, etc. is transmitted.
As the fundamental basis of the way of life.
This musical show has reached almost 11,000 students from 108 schools in the municipality of Murcia.
Another important innovation has been the presence of the Civic Brigades in the school talks to get a greater involvement of the students of the different schools in favor of a cleaner and more cared for city.
The visit of the Civic Brigades with the monitors has made the information first hand, on the one hand, about what the Ordinance says, to prevent the filth of the streets, and on the other, to tell what are the simple everyday gestures To keep a city clean, as we all like
School talks' The game of waste 'and' Waste of before, now waste '' show the services of cleaning, collection and subsequent treatment of waste produced by all citizens and offer a series of guidelines and criteria aimed at solving And improve the attitudes of schoolchildren related to recycling and the care and cleanliness of the urban environment.
In addition, a work booklet is given to each child to carry out the exercises with stickers on waste and to finish it at home so that the information reaches the family nucleus to raise awareness of the importance of the habit of recycling and urban cleaning as Part of our daily lives.
During this school year this activity has been carried out in 109 schools of the Municipality of Murcia reaching 3,675 students of 4º and 3612 of 5º course
The visit to the facilities of Cañada Hermosa to see in situ the daily treatment to which our waste remains is still an activity very well appreciated by all who perform it.
This school year has been 3,440 schoolchildren from 80 schools in the Municipality that join the 850 visitors from various groups, such as HEI, University, Adult Centers, Fundown, CEOM, who year after year request this view because it is indispensable in the formation of their student body.
The main purpose of the guided tour is to offer participants the knowledge of municipal resources for the treatment, recovery, recycling, recovery and final disposal of the waste that we all generate.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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