Aversa, October 21st at the Pascoli Middle School: "No to Bullying and Cyberbullying" event

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Paul Morra

October 14, 2025 - 18:32

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Let's protect children together: "no to bullying and cyberbullying". This will be discussed on Tuesday 21 October (from 10 am to 13 pm), in the premises of the "G. Pascoli" comprehensive institute in Aversa (Caserta), during a meeting which will see the participation of a "task-force" of psychologists and psychotherapists from the Italian Parents Movement (Moige).

The event, promoted by Prof. Agostino Ferrara, Legality and Fight Against Bullying and Cyberbullying representative of the "Pascoli" and by the head of the Aversa comprehensive institute, Prof. Filomena Simonelli, is aimed at the second classes of the lower secondary school and will see the presence, in the school courtyard, of the Mobile Centre of Moige.

Article published on October 14, 2025 - 18:32 PM - Vincenzo Scarpa

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It's important to talk about bullying and cyberbullying because it's a serious problem that affects so many kids. We hope Tuesday's meeting will help raise awareness of these issues and find solutions.

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