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The Department of Education of the City of Mazarrón has once again relying on the adventurous Juan Francisco Cerezo to teach schoolchildren in Mazarrón the most unusual places and the most interesting cultures in the world.

According to the Councillor of the area, Maria Celeste Soria, "during the months of April and May, Cherry offer a series of audiovisual lectures under the title 'Adventure, Land and People' will travel to a total of 11 schools in the municipality. "

The activity, which was released yesterday in the IES 'Antonio Hellin' on the occasion of the VIII Conference of coexistence of the institute, visit the schools' Francisco Caparros', 'Ginés García', 'The Acefia', 'La Canada' e 'Infanta Leonor ';

school concerted 'Century' and institutes 'Domingo Valdivieso', 'Philip II', and said 'Antonio Hellin'.

Soria explained that "with these talks, school can learn in a playful way different parts and people of the world, expanding its geographical, historical and anthropological knowledge in a fun way."

For his part, Juan Francisco Cerezo thanked the City Council that "a year has opted for Education and Culture, as necessary and should not be neglected even though we live in time of crisis."

The adventurer and teacher explained that "these talks really like attracts young people because they remember the protagonist of the adventure they are disclosed, as it can explain first hand and, especially, in an interactive way these environments. "

All talks are in common which is "to travel sustainably, very close to the land and the people, through the bike."

The Mayor of Mazarrón, Ginés Campillo, stressed that "last year we received many congratulations from schools in Mazarrón for this activity that could be asked us to repeat this year, and we have done."

The mayor wanted to thank Juan Francisco Cerezo "his willingness and his special affection for our town because we can always count on him as well as the Geographical Society of the Region of Murcia collaborating in this activity."

Source: Ayuntamiento de Mazarrón