\ A total of 41 students from all over the Balearic Islands received awards.

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\These awards are a recognition of adult learners’ personal effort and academic careers.

The Regional Minister of Education and Vocational Training, Martí March, accompanied by the Director General of Vocational Training and Higher Artistic Education, Antonio Baos, today presented the Secondary Education for Adults Awards for the 2021-2022 academic year at the Conservatory of the Balearic Islands for students who have completed secondary education for adults (ESPA) in publicly funded centres in the Balearic Islands and have obtained the title of graduate in compulsory secondary education.

Balearic Islands Secondary Education for Adults Awards

For these awards and at the request of the Conselleria, each school can propose one student per term who, at the discretion of the tutors and based on the proposals made by the teaching teams, is considered worthy of the award for his or her personal effort and academic career as an adult student.

A total of 41 students from the Balearic Islands received this award, 30 from schools in Mallorca, 5 from Ibiza, 4 from Menorca and 2 from Formentera. Each winner received a diploma and a backpack.

To improve the quality and equity of education

Adult learning is considered a productive investment, as it benefits the individual, the community and society in general. Thus, among the educational measures to improve the quality and equity of education, such as the conception of a more flexible education system and the promotion of lifelong learning throughout life, it is necessary to introduce measures that favour the improvement of academic results. For this reason, the Regional Ministry considers it important to publicly highlight the effort and academic performance of adult learners who, thanks to their perseverance and special dedication, have managed to obtain the graduation certificate.

It should be noted that lifelong learning and the return of young people to the education system are priority objectives of the Regional Ministry.

Students awarded by island and centre

MALLORCA

• CEPA Alcúdia: Esmeralda Sánchez Martín and Catalina Gemma Batle Alonso.
• CEPA Amanecer (Palma): Jose Ramón Andreu Lombardo and Andrea de Vicentis.
• CEPA Artà: Isabel Bover López and Rosa María Pedraza Cervantes.
• CEPA Calvià: Cristian Riveras Aguilera and Niria Azucena Ledesma Ledesma.
• CEPA Camp Rodó (Palma): José María Lozano López and Mouad Bouabid Akhchach.
• CEPA Es Raiguer (Binissalem): Pablo Sabater Comas and Griselda Delgado Delgado.

-CEPA Francesc de Borja Moll (Inca): Belén Cerro Campoy and Maria del Carmen Ramos Jiménez.

• CEPA La Balanguera (Palma): Sonia Vanesa Román Rivero and Manuela Celestina López Nicolau.
• CEPA Llevant (Manacor): Legna Maria Alfonso Azon and Mateu Domenge Sitges.
• CEPA Mancomunitat des Pla (Vilafranca de Bonany): Francisca Borràs Perelló and Toni Gámez.
• CEPA S’Arenal: Ramon Vidal and Tania Martínez.
• CEPA Sa Pobla: Aicha Acheddad Rebassa and Baltasar Martorell Moragues.
• CEPA Son Canals (Palma): Marcos Pleite Belmonte and Jiahui Lin.
• CEPA Sud (Campos): Juan Antonio Mantero Hurtado and Pedro Vidal Suñer.
• IES Antoni Maura (Palma): Ana María Espinar De Haro and Jaqueline Nelly Morales Frias.

MENORCA

• CEPA Ciutadella: Juan Antonio Paredes Márquez and Maria Teresa Serra Serra.
• CEPA Joan Mir i Mir (Maó): Carmita del Tránsito Buele Ordóñez and Isabel Aguilar González.

EIVISSA AND FORMENTERA

• CEPA Pitiüses (Eivissa): María Ángeles Riera Riera and Genoveva Corral Marí.
• CEPA Sant Antoni (Sant Antoni de Portmany): Wendy Vadillo Díaz and Lidia Expósito González.
• IES Santa Maria d’Eivissa: Maria Isabel Becerra Torres.
• IES Marc Ferrer (Sant Francesc Xavier, Formentera): Javier Custodio Palomino Vera and Laura Zamorano Mayans.