Bureche School held the official inauguration of its new coliseum, a modern sports complex that is integrated into the school’s learning spaces as part of its commitment to an education that transcends academics and strengthens the physical, emotional and social development of its students.
The ceremony was attended by students, families, coaches, allied sports schools and invited media. It was a day full of institutional meaning, in which the value of sport as an engine for personal growth, coexistence and excellence was reaffirmed.
In coherence with Bureche’s educational approach, which promotes the development of life skills, the new coliseum is projected as a key stage to strengthen disciplines such as football, basketball and volleyball, in which students from the institution have proudly represented Santa Marta and the department in regional, national and international competitions.
"In Bureche we believe that education is lived in all spaces. This coliseum is much more than a physical work: it is a commitment to cultivate effort, discipline, resilience and teamwork".
During the day, symbolic sporting presentations were made and some of the institutional projection projects were socialised, through which the school continues to strengthen its educational community, promoting student leadership and consolidating strategic alliances for the future.
As part of the agenda of the event, the school held a dialogue with journalists and media of the city, in which images were shared of how the new facilities of the pre-school will look like. Bureche, this space will be renovated with the best standards of early childhood education in mind, with the quality that characterises the institution, along with this, the school will have the first classroom in the world. STEM stands for Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics. in the city of Santa Marta for the development of activities related to these disciplines and that will not only be at the service of the students of Bureche, but also as a space for participation to share with other schools in the city.
In addition, our rector Patrick Bauch presented the institutional advances and commitments in terms of pedagogical innovation, socio-emotional development, sustainability and community commitment, the latter being one of the strongest points that make Bureche a benchmark for the humanistic training of its students and involvement in social and environmental causes such as cleaning beaches, donations and support to foundations and institutions, which mark a milestone in the training of its students.
Another important point that was shared during the conference was the impact of the Redcol Impact programme, through the Amparo Scholarship project, which annually benefits a group of students in each of the cities of the Redcol schools, and for Bureche today has 24 students from strata 1 and 2 who have been selected through different allied foundations and benefited with educational scholarships for their training process from pre-school until they graduate as high school graduates, providing them with tools to generate social change and a real transformation in their family environment.
This meeting opened up new possibilities for articulation with the local community and made visible the positive impact of the Bureche educational project in the city of Santa Marta, ratifying its commitment to education.
Bureche School, as an educational institution committed to the development and welfare of children and young people, will continue to develop spaces like these, where the articulation with the media is promoted to work hand in hand for the academic and social, generating a positive impact on education in the department.Bureche School, as an educational institution committed to the development and welfare of children and young people, will continue to develop spaces like these, where the articulation with the media is promoted to work hand in hand for the academic and social, generating a positive impact on education in the department.
