Holiday diplomas, on the first day of school
Although diplomas are usually awarded at the end of the school year, students at Constantin Brancoveanu Vasilati Secondary School They had a special surprise at the beginning of the new year: recognition of their effort, curiosity, and passion for technology, demonstrated during the holidays.
Children who participated in the Rural Educational Robotics and Programming Camps, organized free of charge by the ARTESA Association with the support of Hidroelectrica, received diplomas that attest not only to their attendance at the workshops, but especially their genuine desire to learn and explore.
For these children, summer vacation wasn't about break, it was about discovery.
They built robots, programmed movements, collaborated, laughed and, without realizing it, learned essential things about technology, logic and teamwork.
And now, at the beginning of the school year, the little digital explorers received appreciation and applause in front of their peers and teachers, a symbolic gesture, but with enormous value: recognizing that learning can transcend the boundaries of school and continue with passion, even during vacation.
For the ARTESA Association, this is not just a diploma offered to children, but a promise for the future: that we will continue to build, together with the community, generations of curious, creative and confident young people in their own potential.
The good things don't stop here!
The project RuralBots Initiative goes further, transforming Rural Summer Camps into a learning experience throughout the school year.
Within the new project Autumn Counts the Robots, which will begin on October 1, children will continue to benefit, at least until the winter break, from free educational robotics and programming workshops.