Spontaneous and self-managed demonstration by Olbia high school students to claim their right to suitable school facilities. This morning, about a hundred students from the Lorenzo Mossa scientific high school, the Antonio Gramsci classical high school, the De Andrè musical artistic high school and the Attilio Deffenu technical institute took to the streets to ask "Where are our spaces?" and denounce the absenteeism of the institutions, led by the Province to which they announce their intention to send a letter (and a delegation of students) which, in black and white, demands a change in the conditions of their schools.
Megaphone in hand and signs overhead, they shouted to be ignored by those responsible and denounced a lack of classrooms, gyms, laboratories, teaching materials and structural conditions of inadequate and dangerous spaces.
"The lack of classrooms has led to serious consequences, such as recourse to the Dad which we have found does not work because it deprives us of socialization", said the students of the Mossa high school, complaining of being the only school in Italy to still study with distance learning. "At Deffenu - added the colleagues from the Technical Institute - we are divided between a central office and a branch, Maria Rocca, which is falling apart and where the fire extinguishers have expired and have never been replaced".