Today we discussed the Sharing Responsibility Pact during the English lesson.                                                                        The Sharing Responsibility Pact is an important document signed between families and school. Both decide to do their best to make students learn as much as possible respecting their individuality.                                                                                                                                                                     This pact considers students as single and unique to give them all the opportunities to learn, to communicate, to socialize and last but not the least to work and not to complain. In particular the School states the importance of respecting the different individuals, the different cultures and the general principles of democracy and tolerance.                                                                          The pact is divided into 5 sections: the first section is the introduction, which describes the role of the student; the second section talks about the communication between teachers and family; the third section refers to security; the fourth section regards students' rights and the fifth section talks about student' behaviours.                                                                                     The fundamental task is to transform the students into adults ready to enter in the world of work.