O Agrupamento de Escolas de Gondifelos (AEG), atualmente liderado por Jones Maciel, vai ter um novo diretor e o concurso será aberto no início de abril.
A Comissão Eleitoral do AEG desafia os interessados, que reúnam as condições previstas no Decreto-Lei 137/2012, «a preparar uma candidatura que possa corresponder às expetativas da comunidade». Além disso, incentiva-os a partilhar as ideias com o agrupamento, para que possam contribuir para a concretização do Projeto Educativo.
Do agrupamento fazem parte os estabelecimentos de ensino de Gondifelos, Cavalões e Outiz, com um total 462 alunos, sendo caracterizado pelo “ambiente familiar”, pelos “bons resultados académicos” e pela “forte ligação à comunidade”. De acordo com o AEG, são esses aspetos que fazem o «estabelecimento uma escola única e peculiar, onde as crianças, os jovens e os adultos se sentem verdadeiramente felizes».
O Contrato Local de Desenvolvimento Social/Comunidades Incubadoras desenvolveu “Cria o Teu Próprio Emprego”, um programa destinado a pessoas em situação de desemprego. O projeto decorreu de 15 a 22 de março, na Casa da Juventude de Vila Nova de Famalicão.
A iniciativa recorreu a estratégias e metodologias para abordar temas interligados com liderança, marketing, estratégia, comunicação, plano de negócios, empreendedorismo, clientes e mercado. O programa contou com mais de uma dezena de participantes e com convidados que partilharam ideias sobre negócios e criação de empresas. Domingos Sousa, do Made In, e Zélia Correia, do CITEVE, também deram a conhecer o enquadramento de projetos de autoemprego e de empreendedorismo.
“Cria o Teu Próprio Emprego” é o próximo programa que vai decorrer no concelho. Segundo o Contrato Local de Desenvolvimento Social/Comunidades Incubadoras, a iniciativa «reveste-se de ferramentas e técnicas para acelerar as ideias e oportunidades de negócio junto do público-alvo».
O CLDS 4G – Contrato Local de Desenvolvimento Social é um projeto criado pelo Instituto da Segurança Social que está a ser desenvolvido no concelho, desde julho de 2020. O programa é apoiado pela Câmara Municipal e pela Engenho – Associação de Desenvolvimento Local do Vale do Este. As iniciativas do projeto estão direcionadas para o emprego, empreendedorismo, qualificação e formação de pessoas desempregadas de Famalicão.
Este ano, a Câmara Municipal de Vila Nova de Famalicão está a realizar o maior investimento de sempre no apoio aos estudantes universitários. A autarquia vai entregar 401 bolsas de estudo aos alunos famalicenses, o que se traduz num valor financeiro municipal de cerca de 243 mil euros. O município vai aumentar o montante da bolsa de estudo e o número de famílias beneficiadas pelos apoios.
A entrega das bolsas de estudo realiza-se este sábado, pelas 14h30, na Casa das Artes de Famalicão, com a presença do presidente da Câmara Municipal de Vila Nova de Famalicão, Mário Passos.
No ano letivo 2021/2022, foram atribuídos apoios que variam entre os 500 e os 1100 euros: 219 jovens beneficiam do apoio de 500 euros, dois alunos contam com 700 euros e 55 alunos com 750 euros; 20 estudantes recebem 850 euros, três uma ajuda de 950 euros. Já 19 jovens recebem 1000 euros e seis foram contemplados com 1100 euros.
A autarquia entrega bolsas de estudo a estudantes famalicenses, que frequentam o ensino superior, há mais de dez anos, através do Pelouro da Juventude.
A 8.ª edição do Festival de Cinema Jovem, Ymotion, desenrola-se entre maio e novembro de 2022, em vários espaços de Vila Nova de Famalicão, como na Casa da Juventude, no Centro de Estudos Camilianos e na Fundação Castro Alves. Além dos habituais concursos, a iniciativa conta ainda com whorkshops, masterclasses, retrospetivas, mostras de cinema, performances artísticas, homenagens e exposições.
O Ymotion destaca a competição de curtas-metragens, que pretende promover o trabalho de jovens cineastas entre os 12 aos 35 anos. O concurso começa a aceitar candidaturas a partir do dia 7 de maio.
O Festival apresenta prémios nas categorias “Grande Prémio Joaquim de Almeida”, “Escolas Secundárias”, “Melhor Documentário”, “Melhor Curta de Animação”, “Melhor Representação”, “Melhor Argumento”, “Melhor Direção de Fotografia” e “Prémio do Público”, que vão desde os 250 aos 2500 euros.
O Ymotion, desenvolvido pela autarquia famalicense, surgiu em 2015 e conta com o apoio de profissionais da área do audiovisual e do cinema.
O presidente da Câmara Municipal de Vila Nova de Famalicão, Mário Passos, visitou os locais que vão ser intervencionados, em Riba de Ave, com o apoio da autarquia. No âmbito do roteiro Presidência de Proximidade, as necessidades de intervenção ao nível da rede viária dominaram a deslocação, que incluiu uma visita a um terreno da Junta de Freguesia destinado à construção de um futuro Parque de Lazer e à Capela de S. Roque, onde é necessária uma reabilitação do espaço exterior.
A presidente da Junta de Freguesia de Riba de Ave, Cláudia Araújo, agradeceu a Mário Passos a visita realizada, afirmando que «só com uma visita ao terreno se pode perceber bem das lacunas e necessidades locais». Mário Passos encontrou-se com a comunidade e acabou por destacar o início da programação do Teatro Narciso Ferreira, já este sábado, às 16 horas, com a exibição do filme “The Batman”, que também ver às 21h30.
No domingo, às 10h30 e às 16 horas, é exibida a versão portuguesa de “Encanto”. Trata-se dahistória de uma família extraordinária, os Madrigais, que vivem escondidos numa casa mágica nas montanhas da Colômbia, numa cidade vibrante e maravilhosa chamada Encanto.
O piloto de Famalicão abriu a época no Campeonato de Portugal Legends de Montanha JC Group, com uma vitória na Rampa de Murça, apesar de um problema no BMW M3. Deste modo, Luís Silva está na ‘pole-position’ para o título da categoria, a sua grande meta para 2022. «É o meu grande objetivo», assume o piloto do BMW M3. No entanto, sabe que enfrentará muita luta nas provas que se avizinham. «Tal como eu, outros tiveram problemas e estou ciente de que o campeonato vai ser animado».
Relativamente a outras frentes no automobilismo em 2022 que não a Montanha, Luís Silva assume que nada está previsto, «mas nos outros anos também nada estava previsto e eu apareço». Por isso, é expectável que compareça num ou noutro circuito. «Até pode acontecer de correr bem no campeonato e, no final, testar um carro numa competição diferente. Vamos ver o que vai acontecer».
Sobre a prova de Murça, disputada no passado fim de semana, um problema mecânico no BMW M3 afetou a prestação na primeira subida o que obrigou o piloto a ter algumas cautelas nas restantes. Conta que na subida de sábado uma transmissão partida condicionou-o e no domingo, «não tinha margem para falhar, porque qualquer erro podia comprometer a classificação. Por isso, fui na minha calma, garantindo tempos e o primeiro lugar, que era o que me interessava». Na derradeira subida fez 2:26.810, terminando com um avanço significativo sobre os seus adversários.
A próxima prova é a Rampa da Penha Paisagem Protegida, organizada pelo Demoporto, nos dias 2 e 3 de abril.
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