9 June 2026

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On Friday, June 5th, our schoolyard filled with joy, voices, and smiles. Students, teachers, and parents gathered with the Community President and the Schools Councilor to officially celebrate the end of the school year.

On Friday, June 5th, our schoolyard filled with joy, voices, and smiles. Students, teachers, and parents gathered with the President of the Community and the Schools Councilor to officially celebrate the end of the school year.
The Educational Coordinator, Dr. Cottura, opened the meeting by heartfelt thanks to all those whose active commitment made this a peaceful and productive year possible. She also took the opportunity to outline the new features for the 2026/27 school year, introduced in compliance with new ministerial guidelines and to respond to some requests from families.
The President thanked those who made the development of the school’s activities and initiatives possible, wishing everyone, young and old, happy holidays. The Councilor also expressed his gratitude, extending special thanks to Dr. Cottura for her constant and diligent coordination, which allows our school to achieve levels of excellence.
The meeting continued, as every Friday, with the choral celebration of Kabbalat Shabbat, led with her usual dedication by Morà Ruth Mussi.
The real stars: students from all classes thrilled the audience by presenting, through prose and rhyming texts, the most significant moments of this year’s curriculum.
And finally… to the delight of all the children, the long-awaited and well-deserved snack arrived!
Happy holidays to everyone from school! See you in September!

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