Santa Eulària has prepared a series of activities for European Mobility Week between today and September 22nd. The aim is to raise awareness among the population of the importance of promoting sustainable and healthy mobility, both for the reduction of polluting gases and for the direct positive effects of doing more physical activity. The programme will begin this Saturday, September 18th, and will end next Wednesday, September 22nd.
On the first day, the activities will take place in the Passeig Solidari from 6-9pm. There will be a children’s traffic park, a route that young people will be able to cycle along with their bicycles to raise awareness of this sustainable means of transport. There will also be a workshop for children and young people run by the s’Espurna school of leisure and animation, and a children’s drawing contest will also be held, which will be divided into different categories (4 to 6 years old, from 7 to 9 and 10 to 12 years old) and will focus on sustainable, healthy and safe mobility.
Drawing competition
In this competition, children can submit drawings (only one per child) until 29th October and there will be a first, second and third prize for each of the categories, consisting of a bicycle, a set of safety items for cycling (helmet, lights and others) and a 50€ voucher for school supplies, respectively. The particiption area will be the municipality of Santa Eulària and the jury will be made up of three members: the Concejal for Mobility, Antonia Picó, an officer from the Policía Local and a council technician. All the information on the activities can be found at www.santaeulariadesriu.com.
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