Cultural Passport

Boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 9 will be able to choose each month between different proposals scheduled on the agenda of the Department of Culture

The Oropesa del Mar City Council, through the Department of Culture, has started a new educational project whose objective is to expand the knowledge of the little ones beyond the classroom. It is about the cultural passport, a project aimed at boys and girls between the ages of 5 and 9 who study from first to fourth grade in the Deán Martí and La Mediterrània schools.

Through this initiative, which started last Monday with the events scheduled for the celebration of the Nit de Tots Sants, boys and girls will be able to join countless activities scheduled on the quarterly agenda. Each month, all of them will receive a series of proposals, ranging from storytelling sessions, theater performances or workshops, among others, from which they will have to choose a minimum of two. Thus, participants must go to the chosen activity together with their passport, which will be stamped once the session ends.

In this way, "we will publicize the children's cultural offer that our municipality offers throughout the year in a playful and motivating way", explains the Councilor for Culture, Gonçal Tamborero, who advances that "students who manage to seal the The minimum number of proposals required may participate in raffles in which to obtain electronic gifts. The project, which will take place throughout the academic year, will conclude with a great final party full of surprises.

“It is an exciting journey in which we will grow, learn and discover new experiences, sharing moments with schoolmates, friends and family”, highlights Tamborero. That is why "the collaboration of teachers from schools, as well as families, is of vital importance," says the person in charge.

It should be noted that students between the ages of 5 and 9 who are not studying at either of the two schools in Oropesa del Mar can also join this initiative and obtain their cultural passport at the municipal library or at the museum.