Brava: Exemplary student wins second place in the First Cycle in the National Reading Contest

Last week, the talented student Nildo da Cruz Silva Cardoso, aged 10, left his mark in the world of literature by winning second place in the first cycle of the prestigious National Reading Contest. The event, which brought together young talent from all over Cape Verde, aimed to promote a love of books and encourage reading among students.

Nildo, a 1st cycle student at Escola Ana Paula Rodrigues in Lem, stood out from the first qualifying stages of the competition, demonstrating his passion for reading and exceptional skills in understanding and interpreting texts. With impressive ease, he captivated the attention of the judges and the audience with his fluent and expressive reading.

The National Reading Contest is known for offering young talent the opportunity to demonstrate their mastery of the Portuguese language and their ability to engage with different literary genres. During the competition, participants faced challenges that involved reading excerpts from classic and contemporary works, in addition to answering questions about the books read.

When asked about his motivation for participating in the contest, Nildo Cardoso expressed his admiration for books and the importance they have in his life. He stated: "Reading expands my horizons, transports me to different places and allows me to experience incredible stories. Participating in this contest was a unique opportunity to share my love of books and inspire other students to discover the power of reading."

The mother, her family members, teachers and people close to her praised the student's achievement, highlighting her dedication and effort. They stated on social media: "We are very proud of Nildo and his incredible achievement. He is an example for all students on Brava Island, showing that reading can open doors and provide a world of knowledge."

Having achieved second place, Nildo Cardoso does not hide his satisfaction and gratitude for the experience he had at the National Reading Contest. He is already making plans to continue improving his reading skills and sharing his enthusiasm for books with his classmates and community.

With his exceptional performance, Cardoso proves that a passion for reading and dedication to studies can lead to great achievements. Your participation in the National Reading Contest will certainly inspire other students to explore the world of literature and discover the pleasure of getting lost in the pages of a good book.

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