MONTE DA CAPARICA ELEMENTARY SCHOOL WINS A PLACE ON THE PODIUM AT THE MISSÃO CONTINENTE SCHOOL

The nº2 class of the 6th grade of the Monte da Caparica Basic School, in Almada, took second place in Missão Continente School’s 7th edition of the elementary school challenge, by creating a manifesto with proposals for changes related to climate change, and was awarded a 700 euros prize to be used in recreational and pedagogical material.

The challenge posed to schools was to create a Manifesto that encourages changes that involve the whole of society and also more individual changes, to be implemented on a daily basis, since both dimensions contribute to fighting climate change.

Monte da Caparica’s students did in-depth research on the topic of climate change, the urgent need to change behaviours, and effective ways to encourage this change. The class decided to develop a very appealing poster (physical and digital format) which was displayed and published on various school channels.

The Egas Moniz Elementary School, in Guimarães, and the Aver-o-Mar Elementary School, in Póvoa de Varzim, won 1st and 3rd places, respectively, in this challenge, which involved 313 students from 11 schools from the north to the south of the country.

Missão Continente School, created in 2016, sensitizes pre-school, primary and elementary school students to healthy eating, conscious consumption and an active lifestyle. This school year, the programme is present in more than 800 schools across the country. In each edition, participants have access to content, educational activities, challenges (with associated prizes), recreational and educational materials, receive visits from Missão Continente School’s Ambassadors in their schools and have the possibility to visit Continente stores, where they take a guided tour exploring Missão Continente School’s themes.

Aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations, Missão Continente School is one of Continente’s several social responsibility initiatives, as part of its commitment to building a more sustainable future.

 

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