Photo by Irina Guzman
Nosara summer school, better known as “Escuelita”, is starting this Monday January 7th and will last for 3 weeks. Kids and youth ages 5-14 can learn animation with film, gardening, singing, cooking, photo i illustration and handi crafts, all combined with games and sports.
The cost is $10 per child for the entire course, from Monday to Friday 1 PM to 4 PM at the Serapio Lopez School in central Nosara, beside the football pitch.
Passports are available at Cafe de Paris, Marlin Bill's, Simple Elegance, Lagarta Lodge, and Surfing Nosara. Kids and youth can also be registered in-person on Monday.
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More Community News
New Bridge To Chinampas Inaugurated
With singing and dancing, chicharron and carne asada, on Saturday, January 12th the community of Chinampas celebrated the inauguration of a bridge that was three years in the making, according to Bonifacio Diaz, who lives in Chinampas and serves as syndic for the District of Samara.
Friendly Progress In Nosara For 2012
The non-profit group, Friends of Nosara, held their annual general meeting this Sunday January 6 at restaurant Marlin Bill's. The group has achieved some of their stated goals from 2012 and says that they will continue working towards them in the new year.
Samara Residents Denounce Polluting of Lagarto River
Under the bridge between Samara center and Cangrejal, two drainage pipes pour out directly into the Río Lagarto riverbed, and members of the Samara community suspect that the water is contaminated.
Nosara Elected New ASADA Board
After several attempts to gather together a big enough group of the clients of the ASADA of central Nosara, the sufficient amount of people finally came to the meeting on Friday, December 7th in order to hold the election of the new administrative board.
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