Jesi students engage in theatrical training and international study trips

Students in Jesi, Italy, are participating in diverse educational programs focused on vocational skills and cultural immersion.

The Fondazione Pergolesi Spontini has launched the 13th edition of its ‘Banco di scena’ project at the Teatro Pergolesi. The program involves 51 students from four different high schools, providing 350 hours of training across five specialized laboratories: scenography, tailoring, lighting, communication, and theatrical pedagogy. The students' work, including lighting, costumes, and sets, will be showcased in the upcoming production of Giacomo Puccini’s ‘Il caso Schicchi’ by the OperaH company.

Separately, 48 students from the Istituto Comprensivo Carlo Urbani completed a study trip to the French Riviera. Hosted at the Cmef in Cap d’Ail, the program combined intensive French language courses with cultural excursions to locations including Èze, Monaco, Monte Carlo, and Nice to promote linguistic and social development.