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We’re getting ready in Mexico!
Monday, 4 March 2013 | 
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Greetings from Aguascalientes!
Hi, I’m Jorge Armando, from México. I’m very happy to represent my country as an Ambassador for the World Education Games 2013.
I study in Centro Escolar el Encino, here the whole school is like one big family and we are very excited about the challenge that the WEG 2013 represents for us.
We are sure that all of our hard work over the past few weeks will help us in this adventure.
Good luck to everyone!!!
My best regards
Jorge Armando.
Greetings from Mexico!
My name is Ana and I am the World Education Games Ambassador from Mexico. I go to Pan American School, which is in Monterrey, N.L.
My school has a lot of natural spaces, it has a soccer field and a basketball court.
All teachers and students are very motivated to join the competitions and are working hard in the build up to 5-7 March!
I’ll keep in touch and I wish you the best!
Ana
Mexico In the Media
Below are links to two articles in Spanish that covered the story of the World Education Games and Mexican Ambassador Luis:
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Presentation to Ambassador Luis!
Photos taken during the presentation of the Samsung Galaxy Tab to Mexican Ambassador Luis
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Good Luck from Ambassador Luis!
The World Education Games have started and I’m very pleased to see that all countries are playing a great role in this International event!
Keep up the good work guys!!!
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I wish good luck for all of you, and hope this event does not only help to improve our math, spelling or science skills but make our bond as humans of all countries even more stronger.
Meet Mexican Ambassador Luis
Hi! Greetings from the amazing country of Mexico!
The World Education Games are really close, which means we should start practicing to do the best we can in the WEG. I am really glad to represent Mexico in this international event, furthermore I’m glad for being in charge of promoting the games as an ambassador; actually a couple of days ago I visited the Ambassador of San Luis Potosí, Daniela, to help promote the games at her school.
At first I thought that being an ambassador would be a very hard task, but with some time I realized that for someone who loves what he does, it’s so normal and easy, and even I’m finding it fun; I really hope other ambassadors and students feel as excited as me for being part of the WEG of 2012!
Good luck for all of you guys!
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