Matteo Manfredi, an 18-year-old student from Ameglia, Italy, has been accepted into the prestigious Scuola Normale Superiore in Pisa. With a passion for the sciences, particularly physics, Matteo achieved the highest grades at his high school and placed third in a national physics competition. Out of approximately 250 applicants, he was one of the 32 students accepted. Matteo expressed his gratitude to his parents, his classmates, and his teachers, especially his physics and math teacher, Mariano Bernazzani. The school, Liceo scientifico ‘Parentucelli Arzelà’ in Sarzana, also celebrated his achievement, highlighting Matteo’s exceptional ability and passion for physics and math, as well as the support he received from his teacher. The school’s principal congratulated Matteo and expressed confidence in his future academic success. The president of the school council applauded Matteo’s accomplishments while emphasizing the school’s dedication to excellence in all subjects. Ultimately, both Matteo and the school are proud of his acceptance and view it as the result of their commitment to education.
Dal Parentucelli Arzelà alla Normale di Pisa, l’amegliese Matteo Manfredi ce l’ha fatta – Città della Spezia
Pisa Matteo Manfredi, di Ameglia, raggiunge il suo obiettivo alla Normale di Pisa - Città della Spezia. GN