Today we discussed the Sharing Responsibility Pact during the second English
lesson.                                            

The Sharing Responsibility Pact is a very important document signed by students' families and the school: They both decide to do their best to make the student learn as much as possible respecting students' individuality. The Pact shares the idea to involve, to respect and  to consider the student a single and unique personality  and commits both parts to give him all the opportunities to learn, to communicate, to socialize and also to work.

The  document is structured by an introduction that consists in the presentation of the pact and lists  the difference between each student, and four additional chapters. The first paragraph explains the importance of the relationship between school and family, the second with what a student can't do. At the end of the lesson we  read a part of the pact .