Festival participants take the opportunity to play a lot of volleyball.
The minivôlei festival organized by the Center Francisco Beltrao filled the gymnasium Sarará - Pinheirinho, on 11 October, with 180 participants. In addition to the students put into practice the knowledge acquired in the Getting Started Core project to Volleyball in Paraná, they celebrated the Children's Day. The event was attended by the city's sports secretary, Issue Vescovi, and invited teams of the Municipal Sports and World College, under the responsibility of Professor Victor Pereira, a former student of the project.
The games were held simultaneously in five blocks minivôlei of categories Mini 3 × 3, 4 × 4 and Mini Volleyball. Children and adolescents were active at all times and also conducted the arbitration games. The integration of design students with the fellow guests was more visible in the second stage of the festival, when they had the opportunity to play together on the same team. The student Gabriel Bertolo, 14, from category Volleyball, liked it, "was very good festival, because I could make new friends, play with different students, practicing what I learned in class, but also to develop the learned values," he said.
Event provides integration between invited teams and project students.
Although the students are constantly learning and practicing the values taught by the Institute Share on Issue opportunity talked to participants about respect and responsibility and stressed the importance of practicing these concepts on a daily basis. "It was very helpful to attend the festival because it put into practice the values learned in the project," said Rafaela Giachini student, age 16, from category Volleyball.
The partnership of Italo supermarket and Municipal Sports Bureau made it possible for the party to stay hotter and Children's Day away, while we were served hot dogs and soft drinks. The City has provided buses to transport students to the festival site.
Project partners Nuclei Initiation Volleyball in the Paraná: State Government of Paraná and Unilever. Via Federal Sports Incentive Act: Itaú, Unilever and Sports Ministry.
Photos: IC Disclosure.
