The Ferrari driver, seven times Formula 1 world champion, spoke with the British Prime Minister to illustrate his Mission 44 project which aims to help the boys in learning
Improve education through the Mission 44 project and the teaching reform conceived by the executive. This is why Lewis Hamilton met British Prime Minister Keir Starmer. Hamilton, who arrived Sesto in the Spanish Grand Prix last weekend, participated in a round table to understand how the government of the United Kingdom will work to support schools and pupils.
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Hamilton launched his initiative in 2021 in support of young people from all over the world after admitting their difficulties during education. Hamilton has launched the charity organization to help promote change and give access to children who want to embark on a career in the STEM subjects (set of scientific and technical disciplines, crucial for technological development and innovation) at school and discussed Starmer to increase the involvement of pupils so that you are the more young people are helped. Hamilton said: “I fought at school and I never had the feeling that my voice was listened to, that’s why I know firsthand that guaranteeing that every student feels to belong to the school is vital”.
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At the end of the round table, Hamilton said: “I am grateful that, after this meeting, the government has committed to collaborate with mission 44 to implement a change focused on making the educational system more inclusive. I am so proud of how far the Mission 44 has arrived in such a short period of time and the opportunity that we have to transform the life of vulnerable students throughout the country”. In 2024, Hamilton in an interview with the Sunday Timeshe said: “When I was twenty, I had some really difficult phases. I fought with mental health for life. [Ho avuto] depression. From an early age, when I was about 13 years old. I think it was the pressure of racing and difficulties at school. Bullying. I had no one to talk to. “
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During the Miami GP, the English driver announced that his mission 44 was collaborating with HP, the main sponsor of Ferrari, to provide young people in the United Kingdom access to technology, training, digital skills and tutoring, including multi -year partnership to support two organizations based in Miami, who create career paths and provide workforce development.
La Gazzetta dello Sport
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