Italian actor Raoul Bova said he serves as principal of an inclusive school that operates without barriers or labels, coinciding with the debut of the Rai 1 series “Tutto l’amore che resta.”
Statement on Inclusive School
Bova told reporters he is “preside in una scuola inclusiva senza barriere ed etichette,” emphasizing a commitment to education that welcomes all students regardless of ability or background.
Launch of “Tutto l’amore che resta”
The drama, created by Rebuzzi and starring Giulia Bevilacqua, began airing on Rai 1. The series explores themes of love and resilience, aligning with Bova’s advocacy for inclusive environments.
Public Reaction
Viewers and educators noted the parallel between the show’s narrative and Bova’s remarks, highlighting the cultural relevance of inclusive messaging in mainstream media.
Current Status
Bova continues to promote the school model while the series runs its weekly slot on Rai 1, drawing attention to both educational reform and Italian television storytelling.