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Students in St. Paul schools, Mirasierra, José Martínez Tornel and Nicholas of the penalties have been the protagonists of this event, which has been held since 1997

Next Thursday will take place on regular plenary session for the month of November.

But since 1997, once a year, booking a week in which the protagonists in this noble Hall are the elementary students.

The mayor and the president gave to students who take the word free to discuss the rights of children, but also to express their views and ideas on neighborhoods and districts.

Tomorrow marks the Day of the Rights of the Child, L173 school but have gone ahead and done today.

The players have been students of San Pablo and Nicolas de las Peñas (both of Murcia), Mirasierra (Torreagüera) and Jose Martinez Tornel (Patiño).

Four speakers, one for each center, have held the presidency of the room and are responsible to read the declaration on the rights recognized by the UN to have prepared in class.

CEIP San Pablo (Murcia) - Participating groups and 6 º A 6 º B grade, with a total of 50 students, who have worked in the classroom in particular the rights of participation, education and play.

His spokesman is Gustavo Sánchez Pérez, and after him, have spoken fellow Carmen Pena, Miguel Sánchez, Laura Baños and José Luis de la Rocha.

Attended the event accompanied by their guardians, Antonia Gil and David Gil, along with Director, M ª Carmen Blaya.

CEIP Nicolás de las Peñas (Murcia) - Has the group of 6 th grade, with a total of 25 students, who have worked in the classroom the principles contained in the Declaration of the Rights of the Child, furthering the 'relief ".

The spokesman of the Whole Child student has been Andrés López Fernández and Lilia have spoken Vynnychuk and Fernando López Martínez.

All of them attended with her tutor, Frank Gea, and the director, Peter Nicholas.

Mirasierra College (Torreagüera) - Participating groups 5 and Primary 6, with a total of 53 students, who have worked on the right of "solidarity."

Matas acts as spokesperson Andrea Garrido and then take the word David Martinez, Nerea Plaza, Elena Guillamón and Juan Murcia.

Francisca Pilar Velazquez Pagan and have been the mentors who have worked with them in class, with the center's director, José Francisco Parra.

CEIP José Martínez Tornel (Patiño) - Participating groups 5 and Primary 6, with a total of 45 schoolchildren who have dedicated their work to the right to "petition."

Rachel Saura acts as spokesman in the House, which also involved his fellow Mary Lax, Andrea Torres, Veronica Freschi and Gonzalo Martinez.

The students have come to the House accompanied by their guardians Aynara Zaragoza and Maria Carmen Albaladejo and the center's director, Ginés López.

The conclusion of this House Child, coordinated by the Department of Education, is part of the set of activities that are part of the week Memorial Children's Rights and the Girls that the City of Murcia held for twelve years.

In 1959, the United Nations adopted the Declaration on the Rights of the Child, "which included 10 principles, but only implied a moral obligation, so the November 20, 1989 adopted the" Convention on the Rights of the Child, whose performance is mandatory for all signatory countries, including Spain.

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia