In his institutional visit, the councilor has been received by the father in chief, Jan Pomés; the Councilor for Education, Carolina Garcia, and the 1st and 2nd deputy mayors, Ramon Augé and Antonio Delgado, respectively.
Esther Niubó signed the Book of Honor of the Paeria and received a gift from the father in chief, Jan Pomés.
He subsequently held a meeting with the Government Team, in which he was able to learn first-hand the educational needs of Cervera and the region. The minister "thanked the Paeria for its commitment to education".
The representative of the Government of the Generalitat in Lleida also took part in the meeting, Nuria Gil.
The album "The Call", of the young Cerverian Pau Carbonell, includes arrangements of unpublished works by the composer Francesc Comorera, as well as two original compositions.
This project is the result of exhaustive research carried out at the Segarra County Archives and the Cervera Conservatory Municipal Archives, where Carbonell has discovered and recovered unpublished works by Francesc Comorera, a former rector of Cervera who composed during the time of the Commonwealth.
Among the works recovered, the "Cant de la Senyera" stands out, dedicated to La Segarra and the Catalan language; "El Plor de la Tortora" and "Hymn to the Glory of Cervera". These compositions have been arranged by Carbonell for quartet and brass quintet.
As Carbonell explains, "my vocation to serve the general interest has been the engine that has driven me to do this work, with the aim of recovering and contributing a valuable cultural legacy for our community". He also points out that "this same vocation is what gave the album its name, "The Call"".
In addition to the works of Comorera, the EP includes two original compositions by Carbonell: "The Belfry of Cervera", inspired by the dissonances of the city bells, and "Under Your Protection", a song to the Virgin Mary of Montserrat with a completely new harmony.
The EP is now available on all digital platforms.
Compositions of "The Call":
The 6th edition of the SegaMots Festival, the art of storytelling, was presented, Friday 4 October, in a press conference that took place in Estaràs, in front of the church of Sant Julià.
After the welcome by the mayor of Estaràs, Jordi Duocastella, the representatives of the three organizing institutions took the floor: by the Regional Council of Segarra and Paeria de Cervera, Ramon Augé i Gené; by the Guissona City Council, Agnès Pla i Ribalta; and the director of the festival, Patricia McGill Ferrari.
Between 18 and the 20 In October, SegaMots will tour different towns in the region: Guissona, Vilagrasseta, Sant Martí de la Morana, Concabella, Sant Ramon, massage therapists, Ferran, Tarroja de Segarra and Cervera, portant 8 shows for all audiences, a round table as a space for reflection, and two shows for adults with beer or wine tasting from the territory, the tastamots.
This year's guest artists are Mònica Torra, from Perpignan; Caterina Valriu, d'Inca, Mallorca; i to Magda Labar, from Las Palmas de Gran Canaria. Once again there will be staff narrators, My Mas, from Parets del Vallès, and Lídia Clua, of Centelles. All of them with well-differentiated speeches and styles. Some shows will be choral and others individual.
The round table, which will take place at Concabella Castle and which will be entitled "Sex and gender issues in the retold story“, will be attended by Sílvia Aldavert, political scientist specialized in gender and public policies.
Most of the sessions are held outdoors, in places, streets and fountains. But also in closed spaces such as the Teatre de Ca L’Eril, in Guissona, and the Casa Dalmases Tap Room, Cervera.
Planned activities in Cervera:
Saturday 19, them 21 hours, in the Tap Room of Casa Dalmases: storytelling for adults, by Mònica Torra, with beer and chocolate tasting. Prior registration to festivalsegamots@gmail.com.
Sunday 20, them 12.30 hours, will offer three free shows for all audiences: stories for all audiences with Mònica Torra, Magda Labarga and Caterina Valriu.
Programming Complete Festival.
The theme of this year's edition is nature.
The SegaMots Festival is the most visible part of a project that also takes the stories to schools and residences, and that prepares didactic proposals together with the libraries and museums of the Region.
This is a project organized by Culture and Tourism of the Regional Council of La Segarra, the cultural councils of the Paeria de Cervera and the Guissona City Council, to which a greater number of councils are added every year. This year there·the town councils of Estaràs work, the Plans of Zion, Montoliu de Segarra, Tarroja de Segarra, Torrefeta and Florejacs, Sant Ramon and Massoteres; the museums and libraries of Cervera and Guissona; the Segarra Educational Service; the Institut d'Estudis Ilerdencs and the Department of Culture of the Generalitat. And it has the support of Omnium and BonÀrea.
The students who won the ImpulsFP Awards from the demarcation of Lleida received their awards in an event that took place, Friday 4 October, at the La Segarra Institute in Cervera.
A total of 15 awards distributed in the Entrepreneurship categories, Innovation and Excel·lens, of the basic grades, middle and upper.
The La Segarra Institute has won three awards: the 1st Middle Grade Innovation for the "Links Project"; the 2nd Medium Grade Innovation for "Retrofit: electric mobility in a circular economy"; I am 1st in Excel·Higher Degree for “Interprofessional Streaming: discover and share documents”.
The rest of the award-winning institutes were the Escola del Treball, Torrevicens, Hospitality and Tourism, and Caparrella, from Lleida; i La Salle, from Mollerussa.
The event began with a few words of welcome, by the director of the La Segarra Institute, Veronica Llarden; and the interventions of the father in chief, Jan Pomés; the director of the Resource Center for Innovation and Entrepreneurship in Vocational Training, Daniel Bernard; and the territorial coordinator of Professional Training in Lleida, Olga Castilla.
The chief paer, Jan Pomés, has "celebrated that Education has chosen Cervera for the delivery of these very important awards". He congratulated the awarded students, to whom he said that "this recognition makes them stand out and that it can be key in their future work".
Daniel Bernard and Olga Castella also congratulated the award-winning students and subsequently the awarding ceremony took place.
Premis ImpulsFP
They want to publicize the best entrepreneurial and innovative initiatives of the students of professional education in Catalonia.
The awards work on the values of communication and teamwork. At the same time, they serve to recognize the work of the teachers, that stimulate project work, the tutorial action, inclusion... in short, which contribute to the improvement of the quality of education.
The territorial scope of the call is all of Catalonia, distributed in 12 territorial offices.
The winning projects go to the Catalan final which will be held at the Extraordinary Vocational Training Awards.
Award categories
Entrepreneurship
innovation
Excel·lens
AlumniFP
As is traditional, a few days after the start of the school year, the inaugural concert of the new Autumn Cycle is here, organized by the Association of Friends of Music of Cervera.
The concert will take place next Sunday 6 October, them 19 hours, at the Municipal Auditorium.
It will be a good time to reconnect with music and once again make clear the meaning of all the educational work carried out by the teachers and students at the Conservatory.
The protagonists of the concert will be a selection of students who obtained the best average marks in the promotion and who are now eligible for the Honor Award in their specialty.
On this occasion we will be able to listen to the pianist Anastasia Mostishko from Pontsica - who will offer us works by Josep Lluís Guzman, Beethoven i Brahms-, the clarinetist from Agramun Queralt Solé - who, accompanied by the pianist Jordi Castellà, will perform the second Sonata of Brahms for clarinet and piano- and pianist Roger Montraveta, which will present "Quejas o la maja y el roiseñor" by Enric Granados and the Rapsódia op. 79 n. 1 of J. Brahms.
Information and poster provided by Santi RIu (Cervera Conservatory).
The children received a learning passport where the municipal educational activities will be registered, organized by the city's entities, in which they participate.
On Thursday 26 September, close to 200 3rd and 4th grade students from the three schools in Cervera (The Savines, Jaume Balmes and Mn. Josep Arques) they received the Edunauta Passport, a learning diary that will record everything that children learn while exploring and enjoying the educational activities offered by various entities in the cerverine galaxy.
The galaxy of edunauts is made up of several learning destinations, in this case, located in Cervera. A learning destination is the place where edunauts travel to participate in different types of activities, such as a library, a museum, a school, a civic center, others.
monthly, the Cervera Environmental Education Plan will draw up an agenda with the activities communicated through a virtual environment by the different participating entities. This agenda will be distributed to educational centers, and students who participate in any of the proposed activities will receive a stamp in their passport from the organization of the event.
Although only 3rd and 4th year students will have a passport, most activities are open to students from other courses, they are of quality, pedagogical and accessible to everyone. This way, edunauts will be able to enjoy the activities with colleagues and family members from other courses. However, it is requested that, in all cases, attendance must be accompanied by an adult.
The variety of activities that will be offered is wide and will allow for very diverse learning: from land and science, technology and digital world, to sport and well-being, arts, culture and design, numbers and letters, community and participation, leisure and games, others. At the end of the course, when the student has the passport stamped with all the activities carried out, a graduation party will be held where they will receive the edunauta learning diploma.
The "Edunauta Passport" project is an initiative promoted by the Education Alliance 360, with the support of the Cervera Educational Plan, which promotes equal educational opportunities beyond school for all children. The passport is a tool that strengthens community education in the territories where it is implemented and that focuses on making it accessible and connecting, recognize and make learning beyond school visible. This initiative aims to ensure that children in the territory can participate in accessible educational activities, varied and quality, regardless of their social origin and under fair conditions.
Information provided by the Cervera Environmental Education Plan.
