During the competition, Eloy Gil competed in the Junior category, performing variations from Coppélia and Don Quixote. He reached the final and was awarded Second Prize in his category. Alba Hellín also stood out in both Classical Dance, performing a variation from Paquita, and Contemporary Dance, with a variation from Concerto No. 5.

In addition to the competition, the students had the opportunity to take part in masterclasses led by distinguished international professionals, including Anita Magyari, Ballet Master and Principal Dancer with La Scala Ballet in Milan. The awards ceremony was attended by Olga Medrano, Chancellor of the Embassy of Spain in Hungary, bringing this highly significant artistic and educational experience to a memorable close.

This Erasmus+ mobility was an unforgettable experience for our students, strengthening their international profile and reaffirming our commitment to artistic excellence.