From today, March 31, 2022, the School Museum of Puçol exhibits the new temporary exhibition "Dear animals", the third exhibition curated by the students of the College of Puçol.

As in the two previous occasions, the school students of 5th and 6th year have participated in the elaboration of this special exhibition, together with the technicians and cultural managers of the School Museum. Organized into four groups, each has focused on a type of animal on which to investigate, the final result being an explanatory panel with old photographs and different pieces representing those animals.

The animals were part of the family and each of its members participated in their care. Therefore, "Dear animals" shows the visitor how important the animals have been, authentic companions of life for rural families, an essential sustenance and insurance in the face of adversity.

This exhibition is intended not only as a tribute to all these species of animals but also as a vehicle to raise awareness among the new generations about the importance that these animals had in the survival of our ancestors, being a fundamental pillar in their way of life.

The exhibition can be visited until 22 May 2022.

As in the two previous occasions, the school students of 5th and 6th year have participated in the elaboration of this special exhibition, together with the technicians and cultural managers of the School Museum. Organized into four groups, each has focused on a type of animal on which to investigate, the final result being an explanatory panel with old photographs and different pieces representing those animals.

The animals were part of the family and each of its members participated in their care. Therefore, "Dear animals" shows the visitor how important the animals have been, authentic companions of life for rural families, an essential sustenance and insurance in the face of adversity.

This exhibition is intended not only as a tribute to all these species of animals but also as a vehicle to raise awareness among the new generations about the importance that these animals had in the survival of our ancestors, being a fundamental pillar in their way of life.

The exhibition can be visited until 22 May 2022.