Hoy, día trece de abril, estamos a punto de terminar esta nueva experiencia que nos ha brindado tantos buenos momentos.
En primer lugar, queremos dar las gracias al profesorado de Ciencias Sociales y a todas aquellas personas que han hecho posible la formación y desarrollo del grupo EuromurVedruna.
El apoyo y confianza que habéis depositado en nosotros han sido claves en la realización de nuestros proyectos. La participación en el programa Euroscola ha sido una experiencia inolvidable y única, que nos ha dado la oportunidad de trabajar en equipo con mucha ilusión y esfuerzo de por medio.
Con este proyecto, hemos aprendido la importancia de la política de la UE no sólo en el día a día de los ciudadanos europeos, sino también para los de otros países ya que la UE trabaja e interviene en el resto del mundo con miles de proyectos solidarios, y concede miles de millones de euros en ayudas a proyectos que buscan conseguir un mundo mejor. Es justo decir también, que nos ha servido para desarrollarnos como ciudadanos y como personas, ya que nos ha permitido asentar, mejorar y tomar consciencia de nuestras destrezas, tanto sociales como lingüísticas.
Pero sobre todo, nos ha servido para darnos cuenta de que es posible ayudar a eliminar las desigualdades que se pueden dar tanto en países en desarrollo como en nuestro propio entorno con gestos humildes y sencillos.
A nivel individual, estamos convencidos de que más allá de cualquier premio que podamos conseguir, nos quedamos con la sensación y la certeza de saber que hemos crecido como personas,con el descubrimiento de que haciendo pequeñas cosas se pueden lograr grandes cambios que nos permitan alcanzar un mundo más justo.
Gracias a Euroscola, hemos podido aportar nuestro granito de arena, y es por ello por lo que nos sentimos tremendamente orgullosos y satisfechos. Ahora sabemos que cualquier acción que hagamos para ayudar a los demás, cualquier obra solidaria que realicemos cuenta y sirve para que podamos vivir en un mundo más justo y agradable para todos.
En definitiva, hemos aprendido que por muy insignificante que parezca nuestra acción, esta puede desencadenar otras más importantes y cambiar el mundo.
Firmado por los alumnos de EuromurVedruna.
Rosa, Noelia, Teresa, Lucía, Jesús, Samuel, Pablo, Adela, Juan Francisco y Fernando.
Dear readers,
Today, on April 13, we are about to finish this new experience that has left us with so many good memories.
First, we want to thank the faculty of Social Sciences and all those who made possible the formation and development of the group EuromurVedruna.
The support and confidence you have placed in us has been key to the realization of our projects. Participation in the Euroscola program has been an unforgettable and unique experience that has given us the opportunity to work together with great enthusiasm and effort.
With this project, we have learned the importance of EU policy not only in the daily life of European citizens, but also for other countries. Furthermore, the EU works and intervenes in the world with thousands of charitable projects and has granted billions of euros in aid to projects seeking a better world. It is also fair to saythat it has helped us develop as citizens andas people, as it has allowed us to settle, improve and become aware of our skills— both social and linguistic.
But above all, it has helped us realize that you can help eliminate inequalities that may occur both in developing countries and in our own environment with humble and simple gestures.
Individually, we are convinced that beyond any prize we can get, we are left with the feeling and the certainty of knowing that we have grown as individuals, with the discovery that doing small things can make big changes that allow us to achieve a more just world.
Thanks to Euroscola, we have been able to contribute our small part, and it is for this reason that we are extremely proud and satisfied. We know that any action we take to help others, any charity work and any volunteer work we do serves to create a more just and enjoyable world for all.
In short, we have learned that no matter how insignificant our actions may seem, they can still trigger other greater-scalechanges in the world.
Signed by the students of EuromurVedruna.
Rosa, Noelia, Teresa, Lucia, Jesus, Samuel, Paul, Adela, Juan Francisco and Fernando.
Today, on April 13, we are about to finish this new experience that has left us with so many good memories.
First, we want to thank the faculty of Social Sciences and all those who made possible the formation and development of the group EuromurVedruna.
The support and confidence you have placed in us has been key to the realization of our projects. Participation in the Euroscola program has been an unforgettable and unique experience that has given us the opportunity to work together with great enthusiasm and effort.
With this project, we have learned the importance of EU policy not only in the daily life of European citizens, but also for other countries. Furthermore, the EU works and intervenes in the world with thousands of charitable projects and has granted billions of euros in aid to projects seeking a better world. It is also fair to saythat it has helped us develop as citizens andas people, as it has allowed us to settle, improve and become aware of our skills— both social and linguistic.
But above all, it has helped us realize that you can help eliminate inequalities that may occur both in developing countries and in our own environment with humble and simple gestures.
Individually, we are convinced that beyond any prize we can get, we are left with the feeling and the certainty of knowing that we have grown as individuals, with the discovery that doing small things can make big changes that allow us to achieve a more just world.
Thanks to Euroscola, we have been able to contribute our small part, and it is for this reason that we are extremely proud and satisfied. We know that any action we take to help others, any charity work and any volunteer work we do serves to create a more just and enjoyable world for all.
In short, we have learned that no matter how insignificant our actions may seem, they can still trigger other greater-scalechanges in the world.
Signed by the students of EuromurVedruna.
Rosa, Noelia, Teresa, Lucia, Jesus, Samuel, Paul, Adela, Juan Francisco and Fernando.
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