The Ludoteca Infantil will be devoted this summer to the flora and fauna of the sea

50 places are offered for two groups of students. The initiative will be carried out in the first half of July and is absolutely free.

The Concejalía de Medio Ambiente, Marina Bravo offers for this summer the traditional Ludoteca Summer, with a total of 50 places available for children between 7 and 12 years. The theme in this new edition will be 'The summer and it's marine life' and will take place during the first half of July. It takes place in the Municipal Information Centre for Women (CMIM) from nine o'clock to two o'clock in the afternoon. The event is free.

The 'Environmental Classroom' consists of a series of games, workshops, parties and adventures related to the marine world, teaching the students about respecting and protecting the local flora and fauna. Two groups will take part with a total of 25 students each. The first round will take place from the June 30 to July 4 and the second from 7 to 11 July. Although the deadline for registration has opens this week, the quotas are now mostly covered, due to high demand from students, so the Concejalía recommends joining as soon as possible, on the first floor of city hall, from 9.30 to 13.30 pm.

Full list of the programme of activities:

Monday: ¡Por fin, vacaciones! (At last vacations)
Game to know us.
What is what you like more of in the summer?
Travelling boats

Tuesday: ¡Somos náufragos!
Game: The ship is sinking!
Workshop about survival on the island
Musical instruments with elements of nature

Wednesday : Mi tribu marina
The songs of my tribe Marine
Workshop marine cave paintings
Juggling craft

Thursday: Mis amigos del mar
Game: what animals live in the sea?
Workshop for classifying marine fauna and flora
Clip Marina

Friday: La fiesta marina
Game: Guess, riddle
Workshop preparations for the feast Marine
Fiesta farewell

The environmental education campaign that the municipal department has conducted in schools recently on urban mobility and recycling, was carried out by placing containers for collecting paper and cardboard in schools and also the packaging for batteries. According to data from the Concejalía, this measure has been very well received and, for example, in IES Huerta Alta has organized a game in which students deposited piles of recycling in exchange for candy.