Presentación Ruta de los 10.000 pasos

La concejal de Educación, Carmen María López y el consejero de Educación de la CARM, Víctor Marín, han inaugurado la ruta de los 10.000 pasos junto a los promotores de este programa escolar de Escuelas Activas, Juan Eugenio Alcaraz y María Sánchez, y alumnos y maestros de todos los colegios del municipio. La ruta Las Salinas de San Pedro se incluye así en el programa de Escuelas Activas y la red de rutas propuestas por estos maestros murcianos que tienen como principal objetivo promover hábitos saludables y combatir el sobrepeso infantil a través del ejercicio físico y una dieta equilibrada, a través de la iniciativa “Escuelas activas”.

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