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The mayor has presided over the awards ceremony to schools and students winners of the event "Once upon a better Christmas," which recognizes the best figures of Bethlehem ornaments to hang on trees and decorated drawing class recycled objects outstanding or unused
The Mayor, José Ballesta, presided this morning the awards to the winners of the event "Once upon a better Christmas," organized by the city of Murcia and Ferrovial Servicios to recognize the best creations of Bethlehem figures, ornaments and decorated to class They are taking advantage of the holidays disused or recycled materials.
The event, which was held in the Square, has also attended the Councillor for Public Works, Roque Ortiz, the Regional Director of Ferrovial Servicios, Jorge Tejedo, and the Director of the concessionaire of street cleaning, Antonio Igualada , and gathered in the garden about 300 children between 3 and 12 years who participated in the contest.
This first edition of the contest have been presented more than 450 papers in different categories: Bethlehem figurines, Christmas ornaments hanging on trees and decorating classrooms.
Schools that have been finalists at the "Once upon a better Christmas" were:
- CEIP Francisco Giner.
- CEIP Infante Don Juan Manuel.
- CEIP Master Joseph Brown.
- CEIP Pedro Perez Abbey.
- CEIP Virgen de Guadalupe.
- Colegio Monteagudo.
- CEIP Our Lady of Bethlehem.
In the group category, in which the increased participation and quality of work is recognized, they were awarded sports equipment to the center, schools:
- Colegio Monteagudo.
- CEIP Francisco Giner.
- CEIP Virgen de Guadalupe.
In the category of Nativity figurines they have been awarded Alejandro Costa, Pedro Perez Abbey school;
Emilia Prisons, Joseph Brown school;
and Miguel Palma, the school Our Lady of Bethlehem, who received a diploma and a case of paintings, plus a pass to a function of Pupaclown for each class.
Moreover, among the best works of Christmas ornaments she has chosen winners Aitana Garcia of the Virgin of Guadalupe College;
Utreras Monica, Juan Manuel Infante College;
and Ishmael Mula, center Francisco Giner, who received a diploma and a bicycle each.
It has also awarded special prizes (a bike) to Monteagudo College, for his Christmas dolls;
Master Brown College, for its ecological Bethlehem;
Abbey Perez and center for its cuisine recycled.
Finally, in the category of best decorated class it has distinguished centers Francisco Giner, Virgin of Guadalupe and Monteagudo, who received a box of paint and a pass for a function for all kind Pupaclown
Were also given diplomas for their participation in the event to colleges Francisco Giner, Virgen de Guadalupe, Monteagudo-Nelva, Pedro Perez Abbey, Infante Juan Manuel, shows Lady of Bethlehem and Maestro Joseph Brown.
Photographs of the winning entries can be viewed on the website murciaciudadsostenible.es
Throughout the morning, the Square has hosted various activities for children and related waste management.
Among them, it has organized a workshop where children, accompanied by monitors have created figures of Bethlehem with corks.
It has also installed an exhibition of a Nativity made with recycled materials and other figures hanging from Christmas trees made from recycled cardboard.
Also, children have witnessed a performance of magic and in a television set, have given their views on recycling and explained how they collaborate in cleaning the city and in the care of the environment.
His recordings can be also seen in the website.
The program ended with the awards ceremony, which was attended by the Mayor, Councillor Development and representatives of Ferrovial Servicios.
Children awareness program
The City and the concessionaire of street cleaning and waste collection place all year Child awareness program that includes lectures given in schools themselves to students in 3rd, 4th and 5th grade on cleaning and recycling, while 6 students have the opportunity to visit the treatment plant Cañada Hermosa to know the process followed the previously separate waste at home directly.
The "Once upon a better Christmas" puts an end to the numerous activities for school children throughout the course.
Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia
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