In Scafati, integration starts at school, and the Martiri d'Ungheria Middle School has joined the Campania Region - General Directorate of Social Policies IMPACT Campania project for Integration / Legal Migration.
The general objective of the project proposal is the implementation of an intervention plan for
the integration of third country citizens that promotes widespread and integrated actions on the territory
regional and an effective cooperation of the actors and territorial services, essential elements for
to give substance to a global approach to the integration of migrants.
The proposal aims to systematize the actions already undertaken for this purpose in the territory,
integrating them with innovative experiments that take into account the evolution of needs and
characteristics of the immigrant population as well as the needs of the most vulnerable targets.
From this perspective, it proposes a framework of complex and systemic interventions on the school front,
access to services, communication/information and community life
immigrate.
The press release states: “Our school's intervention is part of action 01 of the regional project proposal:
– support school as a place for individual education and social integration of young people
Italians and foreigners of 1st and 2nd generation.
– Support the educational process of young foreigners and second generation through practices of
non-formal education and promoting their academic success.
– Support foreign families in their educational role.
Therefore, from Monday 20th January the Italian language study laboratory started, run by
an Italian L2 teacher, lasting 56 hours, for foreign students, identified by the
school contact person for the project and who have been authorised by their families to participate in the courses that
They will be held during extracurricular hours, every Monday and Tuesday from 14.30 pm to 16.30 pm, at our school.”
Bologna lost the Italian Super Cup final, but Vincenzo Italiano made no excuses and paid tribute to Napoli. After the match in Riyadh, the Rossoblu coach analyzed the match with clarity and acknowledged the opponents' superiority.
"We tried, doing everything we could against a team that outperformed with all its players and with Neres having a great day. In the second half, Ferguson had the chance to make it 1-1. Napoli deserved it and played a great match. It's a shame," Italiano told Sport Mediaset.
Bologna, Italiano: “A decent match, 3-0 was an excessive result. We made serious mistakes”
Following the defeat against Napoli, Bologna coach Vincenzo Italiano gave a clear-eyed analysis of his team's performance. Speaking to DAZN, the coach acknowledged the difficulties his players encountered during the match, emphasizing that the final result was far too harsh compared to what was seen on the pitch. "We played a decent game, managing ball possession and trying to defend while maintaining control of the game.
However, we have been punished beyond measure," said ItalianThe coach then highlighted one of the main critical points of the match: "We weren't very dangerous in attack.
During the "Si Gonfia la Rete" broadcast on Radio CRC, coach Domenico Di Carlo spoke about Napoli's future and prospects for next season. During the conversation hosted by Raffaele Auriemma, Di Carlo analyzed Napoli's current situation. "Can Italiano make the leap in quality at Napoli?
There are coaches who don't coach and immediately find themselves in big teams," commented Di Carlo. "Italiano has followed his own path, his own path. He's a coach who's growing and getting results, and he knows that every year you have to start over and get results." The coach then analysed Napoli's season, defining it "below one's means." He stressed that whoever takes the reins of the team next year will have advantages and disadvantages, but the main advantage will be that it will be difficult to do worse than the current season. "When you win the Scudetto, it's always difficult to win it again the following year, but not like this. Everyone has to find inspiration to start over, everyone has to question themselves." added Di Carlo. "There's still a game to play, maybe there'll still be something to get back into Europe.
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