Lorenzo Bernasconi joins the second “La Scuola allo Stadio” event of the season
288 students attend the event at the New Balance Arena
The second event of the season of “La Scuola allo Stadio”, Atalanta’s educational programme for primary and lower secondary school students, took place at the New Balance Arena on Friday morning, 2 October.
Now in its 24th edition, “La Scuola allo Stadio” is an educational and social programme designed for young people, combining a guided tour of Atalanta’s home with the opportunity to explore important topics such as respect for rules, healthy lifestyles, the prevention of bullying and cyberbullying, and environmental sustainability.
The eight-part programme focuses on a different theme at each event, with the second session dedicated to communication and sustainability.
For this second event of the season, the students met physicist and meteorologist Daniele Izzo from Meteo Expert (pictured above), who explored the topic of environmental sustainability. The students also enjoyed an episode of MeteoHeroes, the animated series featuring a group of heroes who fight to protect the Earth from climate change.
At the end of the guided tour, the students were in for a special surprise: a visit from Lorenzo Bernasconi!
The Nerazzurri No. 47 spent time with the boys and girls, answering their many questions with enthusiasm and signing a personalised booklet for each class in attendance.
On Friday morning, 2 October, the second “La Scuola allo Stadio” event of the season took place at the New Balance Arena. At the end of the guided tour, the students were in for a special surprise: a meeting with Lorenzo Bernasconi!
The second event of the 24th edition was a great success, with 288 students from lower secondary schools taking part. The classes attending the event were the first-year classes from the lower secondary schools in Vilminore di Scalve and Gorle, as well as Bilingual British School; the third-year classes from Grassobbio, Azzano, Collegio degli Angeli and Facchetti di Treviglio; and the second-year classes from Brembate Sotto.