Brenon Partala, academic physical education, says what has changed in their professional vision after participating in the Mini Volleyball Clinic - Curitiba / PR

The executive manager of the Institute Share Luiz Fernando Nascimento, delivers the certificate Clinic participation of Mini Volleyball to Brenon.

The passion for volleyball and the dream of a career as a sports coach took the academic physical education at the University of Contestado (UNC), Brenon Partala, 21, to participate in the Mini Volleyball Clinic - Curitiba / PR held on 11, 12 and July 13. His goal was to learn a way to work in the area of ​​sports and evaluate their own way to exercise the profession, although currently estagie in a gym of the Third Age (ATI). "The work of the Institute Share really caught my attention," said the student. Coincidence or not, Brenon is technical fan of the Brazilian national volleyball, Rezende - CEO of the institution.

"The organization of the Institute as a whole and the intention to form, first a citizen, left me fascinated! The way we teach volleyball with values ​​enchanted me! It is the design that always had within the sport, "he said. A lecture on the categories of Mini Volleyball and game systems elucidated some questions for the resident of the city of Rio Negro / PR. "I cracked by tactical and like to study the function of the athletes within each scheme." In fact, this was the main reason that led him to attend physical education.

Fond of sports, academic physical education (center) is pictured alongside Rafinha (left.) And Hilary, responsible for a football school in the city of Rio Negro / PR.

Despite having been devoted to football for many years, Brenon always liked volleyball. "I decided to have this experience (attend the clinic) without having much idea of what lay ahead. I do not deny that it had the expectation of seeing new ways because I always thought volleyball an exciting sport. I had already thought about the possibility of working with this method, but it was still something abstract for me. " The academic physical education discovered a taste for the sport from an early age, to 7 years old when attending the matches of the Brazilian national volleyball. "Like all children, wanted to imitate what he saw and liked to say that I was the Nalbert, Giovane or Giba. They were my favorite. "

"Often the sports schools just too much for the training of 'superstars' or simply a hobby for the child. Unlike that, the primary focus of work (the Share) is the formation of a citizen, in addition to the opportunity to learn and improve the sport, "reported the student. As for the Methodology Share Initiation Volleyball to, Brenon said what caught his attention was the issue of inclusion among the most active to least active, and those fleeing the standard required by volleyball (tall and strong).

For him, the volleyball proves to be really a team sport, "a survey depends on a good defense, an attack depends on a good survey, a service depends on the point, the lock depends on coverage and thus an athlete always You need the help of each other and no matter how skilled he is, will never do anything alone. "

Brenon Partala: "I nominate the Mini Volleyball Clinic to other physical education students, regardless of the mode in which they wish to work or even for those who want to work in schools".

After attending the clinic, Brenon realized she greatly enriches the work of physical education professional. "I nominate the Mini Volleyball Clinic to other physical education students, regardless of the mode in which they wish to work or even for those who want to work in schools. Much more than volleyball, the clinic shows ways of working values, and methods that can be applied in other sports, "and leaves the tip," is well worth attending! It is a course that shows how to teach citizenship practices for students, "he concludes. Teachers Initiation Volleyball Nuclei project to also gained praise: "they demonstrate that love what they do." According to the student, the course until awakened his desire to return to 9 or 10 years to have volleyball classes in Share.

Rezende has not only influenced the passion of Brenon for volleyball, but also awakened a taste for reading, around the year 2006. It was through the book "Turning sweat into gold," the coach of the men's volleyball team, the student went on to enjoy reading and researching issues in sports.

When asked whether to use the Methodology Share Initiation Volleyball in his professional career, the student did not think twice: "No doubt." Brenon believes that the methods used by the institution facilitate student understanding as to their duties on certain bids and that the values ​​can also be taught to more advanced categories.

The Mini Clinic of the Institute Share Volleyball was conceived with the aim of disseminating the Methodology Share Initiation Volleyball professionals and academics physical education interested in learning about the Mini Volleyball. During the course, participants know a little of the Institute Share and attend the lectures that give foundation to the practical classes. This year, the pedagogical proposal of clinical favored the interaction between those involved, through small workshops, and had decreased lectures.

Partners Mini Volleyball Clinic - Curitiba / PR: UniBrasil. Via Federal Sports Incentive Act: Itaú, Unilever and Sports Ministry.

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Students Protásio Core Alves / RS celebrate Father's Day

Father's Day: family meet in the parish hall of Protasio Alves for celebrating a special date.

The Father's Day not lost on children and adolescents core Protasio Alves. Despite being officially celebrated on the second Sunday of August, the date was celebrated on Saturday 10. About 320 participants, students design Volleyball Network and the Municipal Elementary School Caetano Peluso - which hosts the volleyball classes - participated the activities developed in the parish hall of Protasio Alves.

Students honor parents at an event held on August 10.

The event was Mass dedicated to parents, especially when it helps to strengthen family ties. The honorees also received messages, attended a theater performance and some even risked hitting a ball. But the celebration did not stop there. To end the day's activities were organized a dinner and dance which further enlivened the party. The teacher core Protasio Alves / RS, Elizangela Stella, highlighted the integration and participation of school and families. Already the principal, Elizane Bacarrim said: "I think that education is built on three pillars: family, school and society."

Partner Core Protasio Alves / RS: City of Protasio Alves.

In Natal / RN, Mini Volleyball Clinic brings together 90 professionals and students of Physical Education

Exchange of experience between teachers and students enriches Mini Volleyball Clinic in Natal / RN.

During the days 8-10 of August, about 90 professional and physical education students from Rio Grande do Norte capital and metropolitan area gathered to know the Methodology Share Initiation Volleyball, used in the four projects of the Institute Share. Theoretical and practical classes were held at the University Potiguar (UNP) and Integrated Education Centre (IEC), project partners Network in Volleyball in the city.

The activities proposed and developed by the knowledge manager Fabio Okazaki and the analyst's Share projects, Ana Elisa Caron, aimed at the participants' involvement. Divided into groups, all built posters on values ​​that can be taught to children and adolescents through sports and the mounted miniquadras, proposed the four categories exercises (Mini 2 × 2, 3 × 3 Mini, Mini 4 × 4 and Volleyball) . "It was a dynamic course with a very good proposal," said Nascimento Joanilson, a public school teacher of Currais Novos / RN.

Participants have group work.

During the morning of 8 and 9, the UNP, the lectures were focused on the principles of the methodology - playfulness, space adjustments and number of participants, preparation of activities with play trimming and inserting values ​​at all times class. "I applied in the clinic to learn even more about volleyball, which is a mode that gives me pleasure to play and teach," says Professor Richardson Fernandes, Christmas. "I found very pertinent methodology and consistent with our reality of work," he adds.

The practical activities carried out in the CIS illustrated the theories seen before. For this, the Share was attended about 30 students Christmas Core / RN, participants of the four categories. While children and adolescents demonstrated the exercises, participants attended interested and went into court to try the activities and the reduced dimensions.

Students perform practical part as participants watch attentive.

To complement the course and face the challenge of putting the knowledge into practice, the participants themselves proposed game cropping activities. "This is always an important time when they gather all the contents and experiences of three days and try to put into practice. It's good for us to assess whether they understood the content, "says Ana Elisa Caron.

In closing there were giveaways as Activity Report, bags, books and T-shirts. "Participation, almost equivalent, of students and professionals has been very positive because it provided greater exchange of experience among those present. I could see that they were all involved and were participatory, "concludes Ana Elisa. "Everything I learned during this period will lead to use as a source of inspiration for the political pedagogical project of my school," promises Richardson.

Core partners Natal / RN: City Hall Christmas, Christmas Volley Club, Integrated Education and University Potiguar.

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Professor promotes different class at the Center Saint Vincent - Campinas / SP

Catch-up in doubles entertains students and guests of the event.

Professor of the Center Saint Vincent - Campinas / SP, Laertes Rodrigues, had an interesting idea to attract young children to the Network Volleyball design and planned a different activity on 09 August. On this occasion, students category Mini 2 × 2 could lead to class volleyball friends that are not part of the project to participate, know and see the skills of colleagues developed over time. The event, called a Friend Day, brought together 42 young people at the Municipal School Julio Mesquita Filho - based core - a figure considered higher than expected.

The "visitors" were presented to the group and the teacher devoted a few minutes to explain to them how to operate the project classes. To let the relaxed atmosphere, all participants of the event played catch-up in pairs and a game of volleyball activity in 1 × 1 format. Then students joined the project with their friends and played matches three points in the Mini 2 × 2 format. So that everyone could interact and enjoy the time, four blocks were mounted.

Participants wait in line before playing volleyball.

The teacher's initiative worked. "The initial objective of demonstrating to friends of the students the school format and awaken their interest was fully achieved," concluded Rodrigues Laerte. In addition, the students of the Network Volleyball design might show colleagues what they learned during classes. "The student participation was effective and full of motivation," said the teacher.

Partner of Nuclei Campinas / SP: Municipality of Campinas and Brazil Kirin.

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For a lighter environment

São Paulo - The American pharmaceutical CVS raised controversy when, in March, announced that it would charge a fine of $ 50 per month employee who refused to provide personal information such as weight, body mass index and glucose level in the blood.

Companies value the well-being of its employees.

The requirement is part of a company design to cut costs health , they must spend $ 12,000 per employee this year. In Brazil, the labor law does not allow discounts as well, but the CVS case sheds light on one of the hottest issues for businesses today: health care costs with the employee.

Why does it concern you? Because companies will keep on its staff healthy employees. Scientific studies show that they are more productive, and the finance department knows they cost less to the company.

Today, health care is the second largest expense area of human resources , second only to payroll. According to a survey from the Institute of Supplementary Health Studies, spending on health plans in the country should spend 80 billion dollars by 2030, 35% more than in 2010.

And it's not just an aging population that pushes the value into the stratosphere but also the number of chronic patients (smokers, people with diabetes, hypertension, obesity, etc.), representing 15% to 20% of the staff and consume about 80% of health budgets.

To try to close the tap, investment in prevention increased. But not only depend on the RH. According to a survey conducted by health provider Omint 15,000 Brazilian executives, 95.5% of them do not maintain balanced diet, 44% are sedentary and 31.7% suffer from stress.

A direct reflection of that data appears in the abdominal circumference of the executives: 38.6% are overweight. But there is also good news. In the study, 37.7% of respondents planned to include physical activity into the routine and the other 44%, although they have not taken any action, said they think enough about it.

As the intention to practice there is a gulf, only 26% of the evaluated adopted a healthier menu recently.

Investment mellow

According to Global HR Barometer survey in 2013, the consultancy Michael Page, companies operating in Brazil have invested more in health programs and wellness than the global average - 47% against 42%. Aon, for example, launched the Aon Healthy program that offers nutritional counseling staff, yoga classes within the company and organizes walking groups, race and track.

"The investment is small close to what we gain in productivity and saved with medical costs," says Marcia Lourenço, HR director. "After the incentives, a person lost 30 kilos and many other improved conditioning. Are even sleeping better, "said Marcia.

The Algar Group, technology and services, went further and pegged the health care to the bonus. To get the full amount, 297 executives undergo periodic clinical evaluations and have established goals. Last year, 15 failed to meet the plane and had a 10% discount on the bonus.

Natura chose to reward employees. The 120 employees enrolled in the Health Time program passed exams and received individual goals of nutrition and exercise, which can be fulfilled with the help of Natura Club, which is at the company's headquarters in Cajamar, Sao Paulo.

The site is equipped with gym, pool, room for class pilates and dance and bicycles. The company's restaurant, frying was abolished; vegetables and vegetables are organic.

At the end of the semester, who reaches the goal or exceeds win prizes, ranging from products to a trip to the Northeast. Since the program began, the average BMI of subscribers fell from 26 to 25.1 and the proportion of body fat went from 21% to 18%.

No personal life

Far from being a paternalistic approach, the business concern to health comes from the realization that, in many cases, overweight and chronic diseases arising from it are caused by job stress. It was what he perceived advertising Erlana Castro, of.

Former director of Fiat's advertising to Europe, with stops by major agencies in Brazil, was up to 15 hours a day at the office and Varava mornings between cigarettes and sandwiches.

"I loved my job and lived only for him. I imposed myself this burden "Workaholic, lost count of how many birthdays, Christmases and family celebrations -. Including marriage of Brothers - stopped participating because he thought he could not get away even for a weekend. Neither the boyfriend endured the workload that it was necessary. "I thought even better. Boyfriend, for me, had become a distraction. "

Erlana only realized something was wrong when he started to feel pain in the body. She went to the doctor and found out she was with Hashimoto's syndrome, a problem that affects the proper functioning of the thyroid gland. "I arrived after 37 years of smoking 30 cigarettes a day, weighing 126 kilograms, with the thyroid stop taking antidepressants and hypertension," said Erlana.

The worrying diagnosis was a turning point: either it changed their habits or, as the doctor would die in a few years. Erlana had to take a radical decision: he resigned because the treatment would require time and dedication. After a dozen medical consultations, he decided to bariatric surgery.

It lost almost 50 kilos and also left the cigarette, a process that took a year and a half and had the help of a psychoanalyst. Today, at 41, regrets not having prioritized their relationships.

"Neither imagined having children because he did not want anything to get me out of focus. It is my great regret, "he said. But she celebrates the victory against the balance, the new dating and a much healthier relationship with work. "I am overjoyed."

Inspirational leadership

"Quality of life is an issue that is on the agenda of worldwide human resources," says Américo Figueiredo, 53, global vice president of Nextel HR. Instead of just proposing policies for health, the HR VP went further and gave himself an example of change of lifestyle for employees.

Three years ago, out of the 102 kilograms for the current 81 in two months making nutritional education. "I was scared after discovering that had a fat layer in the liver. My knees and back hurt, and I had no energy for anything. "

With the help of a nutritionist, traded carbs and sweets for nuts and fruits, which should be eaten every three hours, and started doing 40 minutes of stationary bike three times a week. The effort paid off with a pleasant surprise.

"I went for tests to get into a pilot school, a hobby, and found that cholesterol was a teenager," he says. The change in VP silhouette has inspired others in the company. "I'm in a clear position of leadership and many people came to ask me diet. Some have even begun to follow suit. "

Although it does not work with people management, businessman William Falchi, 29, also wanted to lead by example. He decided to lose weight when he founded Nutri Express, a company that sells healthy options for snacks within other companies. "You could not I get fat and happy with a sweet in his pocket, wanting to sell a healthy lifestyle. No one would believe, "he says.

Motivation made him change his diet, stop making excuses for not going to the gym and back to practice squash. In six months, he lost 24 kilos and could do, in your opinion, the best thing in the world: to renew the wardrobe, because all he had was huge.

Sleep and mood improved, the provision came back and today he feels able to sell your lifestyle to anyone. "For me, quality of life is not optional," he says.

"Food and exercise are a matter of survival." In fact, studies at Harvard University show that over 90% of cases of diabetes, 80% of cases of coronary heart disease and 70% of strokes can be prevented with a healthy lifestyle .

Businesses and professionals did not understand this and have not yet adopted a precautionary attitude will lose money or pay this bill the hard way - with their own health.

Source text and picture: You Magazine s / a. Issue 182, July 2013.

Teachers: enroll their students for the Mini Volleyball Festival - Curitiba / PR

The pedagogical coordinator of the project Nuclei Initiation Volleyball in Parana, Josmar Coelho, talk with the young participants of the Mini Volleyball Festival last year.

Already opened registration for the Mini Volleyball Festival - Curitiba / PR with date scheduled for August 31, Saturday. Teachers and technical schools, clubs, NGOs and other institutions working with volleyball are invited to attend with their students and can register up to six teams - three female and three male - formed by three members. The event will be held at Tarumã Gymnasium and interested teachers should ask the inscriptions, which will close on 23 August, the pedagogical coordinator of the project Nuclei Initiation Volleyball in Parana, Josmar Coelho, by e-mail josmar.nucleospr @ compartilhar.org.br .

Mini Volleyball Festival Curitiba / PR 2012: students from various entities entered in the event play volleyball.

The Mini Volleyball Festival aims to bring together adolescents born in 2001 and 2002 to exchange experiences in volleyball, and promote fun, sports practice and interaction with other people who also experience the sport. The event was organized by the Institute Share, Start Centers project to Volleyball in Paraná in partnership with the State Government of Paraná and Unilever. It is supported also via Federal Law to Encourage the Sport Itaú, Unilever and Sports Ministry.

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Mini Volleyball Festival encourages students core Protasio Alves / RS

Mini Volleyball Festival provides games between colleagues Core Protasio Alves / RS.

About 60 children and adolescents Protasio Alves / RS Core gathered at the Municipal School Caetano Peluso - which hosts the project classes Network Volleyball - to participate in the Mini Volleyball Festival, organized on 18 July. During the event the students put into practice what they have learned in class, were able to exchange experiences and sport play several volleyball matches with colleagues in the same category.

Students have the opportunity to learn volleyball outside of school context and have fun in the Mini Volleyball Festival.

According to Professor Elisangela Stella, the festival favored the integration between the different classes and it was an opportunity for students to clarify doubts game. "I found the very important event," he says. The student João Marcelo Costa, 9, the Mini 2 × 2 category also enjoyed the experience. "It's great to play with colleagues from other groups," he concludes satisfied.

Partner Core Protasio Alves / RS:

City of Protasio Alves.

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Founder of Flexiv receives 2012 Activity Report of the Institute Share

Luiz Fernando Nascimento (right.) Delivery activity report Ronaldo Duschenes.

On Tuesday afternoon, July 16, the executive manager of Share Luiz Fernando Nascimento, went to the showroom Flexiv, furniture segment company office in Curitiba / PR to deliver the Annual Activity Report 2012 of the institution . At the time he met Ronaldo Duschenes, designer, architect and founder of Flexiv and had the opportunity to deliver the material at hand.

The relationship between the institutions there since 2005 when the Flexiv agreed to furnish the administrative office Share in Curitiba. In contrast, Rezende, CEO of the Institute and coach of the Brazilian volleyball team, was invited to participate, as a strategist reference, the campaign "success strategies" that aimed to show the benefits of using appropriate furniture in the workspace. An advertising piece was produced with Rezende and students of one of the Share projects and technical donated the cache of the campaign for the institution.

Tables, chairs, cupboards, chests of drawers and accessories of the Share Institute office in Curitiba / PR are the result of the partnership with Flexiv.

The partnership did not stop there. In September 2010, there was a chat with Flexiv customers as part of the celebration of the 25th anniversary of the company, there was distribution of books and autographs. In October of that year, Flexiv supported a lecture in Curitiba where the entire income was donated to the Institute Share. Last year came another chat, this time in the store in São Paulo / SP, when Rezende was with customers, guests and employees of the local and, with it, the new exchange Flexiv made furniture with Share.

The identification of Ronaldo Duschenes and Rezende takes place in the search for permanent excellence and innovation in finding solutions and improving their results and their teams.

Hall of administrative sectors and communication Flexiv equipped with furniture.

Soon the Activity Report will be available for reading in the Institute Share site.

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Participants in the Mini Volleyball Clinic - Curitiba / PR know the Methodology Share Initiation Volleyball

The knowledge manager of the Institute Share, Fabio Okazaki, brings children to the gym downtown to put into practice the content of Mini Volleyball Clinic.

Academics and physical education teachers of Curitiba and other cities of Paraná and Santa Catarina were in the state capital to participate in the Mini Volleyball Clinic of the Institute Share. Held on 11, 12 and 13 July, the clinic brought together about 40 people willing to know the Methodology Share Initiation Volleyball. O evento contou com o apoio da UniBrasil – que cedeu o auditório para a realização das atividades da manhã do primeiro dia – e a coordenadora de educação física da instituição, Camile Luciane da Silva, esteve presente para dar boas vindas aos convidados. No período da tarde, os participantes foram até o Campus da Secretaria do Estado do Esporte – local onde acontecem as aulas do Núcleo Central do projeto Núcleos de Iniciação ao Voleibol no Paraná – e onde foram as atividades dos outros dois dias.

Neste ano, a proposta pedagógica privilegiou a participação dos professores e acadêmicos nas atividades, por meio de pequenas oficinas, e teve diminuição das aulas expositivas (teóricas), possibilitando mais interação entre os envolvidos. Como a parte prática da clínica foi realizada no Núcleo Central, os alunos do núcleo estiveram presentes e auxiliaram na realização das atividades, facilitando a compreensão da Metodologia Compartilhar de Iniciação ao Voleibol.

Participantes da Clínica de Mini Vôlei – Curitiba/PR formam grupos para elaborarem o exercício proposto pelos palestrantes.

A clínica teve início com a apresentação do Instituto Compartilhar, realizada pelo gerente executivo da instituição, Luiz Fernando Nascimento. Em seguida, os participantes tiveram aulas sobre os diferenciais da metodologia, como a organização e estruturação das aulas, divisão das categorias (Mini 2×2, Mini 3×3, Mini 4×4 e Vôlei), fundamentos técnicos de jogo e também sobre a capacidade de adaptação e características físicas das crianças. Reunidos em grupos, esclareceram dúvidas a respeito das apresentações e também destacaram os pontos que consideraram mais relevantes.

Já mais familiarizados com o conteúdo, professores e acadêmicos puderam aplicar os conceitos que aprenderam e, ainda no primeiro dia, participaram de atividades práticas sobre as categorias Mini 2×2 e Mini 3×3. A manhã do segundo dia iniciou com aulas sobre os valores no esporte e os participantes produziram um boneco em papel, com o objetivo de trabalhar a cooperação e a autoestima. Neste exercício, além de desenharem a si mesmos, descreviam as características físicas dos colegas.

Professores e acadêmicos entram em quadra e alunos do Núcleo Central – Curitiba/PR assistem o desempenho dos participantes da clínica.

As atividades práticas não pararam por aí. Formados em quatro grupos, os participantes montaram um planejamento de aula sobre os fundamentos técnicos de jogo, toque, manchete e saque, e ministraram aulas uns para os outros. Segundo o gestor de conhecimento do Instituto Compartilhar, Fabio Okazaki, a maior parte dos professores trabalha sozinho e o exercício em grupo foi uma experiência interessante. “Eles conseguiram trabalhar legal, foram bem objetivos e eficazes com o que tinham proposto”, diz.

No último dia, os acadêmicos e professores aplicaram os princípios da metodologia de fundamento de jogo para os alunos da categoria Vôlei. O evento foi encerrado com sugestões e orientações a respeito das atividades, “foi um momento bem rico”, relata Fabio. Além do gestor de conhecimento do Compartilhar, o coordenador pedagógico do projeto Núcleos de Iniciação ao Voleibol no Paraná, Josmar Coelho, e os coordenadores dos Núcleos Interior/PR, Everson da Silva e Kátia Keller, foram responsáveis pela clínica, ministrando aulas e participando das atividades com auxílio dos professores do núcleo.

O acadêmico Rony Oliveira foi ao evento com o propósito de agregar conhecimento e também conhecer a Metodologia Compartilhar de Iniciação ao Voleibol. “Achei muito legal e interessante! Gostei de todo o processo da metodologia e das explicações. Também gostei de saber como funcionam as categorias”, diz. Rony revelou que já trabalha com o Mini Vôlei que aprendeu quando o projeto Núcleos de Iniciação ao Voleibol no Paraná ainda se chamava Rexona.

Todos os presentes ganharam chaveiros e o relatório anual do Instituto Compartilhar. Foram sorteadas camisetas do projeto Núcleos de Iniciação ao Voleibol no Paraná e da torcida da equipe Unilever de vôlei feminino, além de mochilas, pastas, garrafinhas de água, e livro “ Transformando suor em ouro ” do diretor presidente do Compartilhar e técnico da seleção brasileira masculina de vôlei, Bernardinho. A Clínica de Mini Vôlei – Curitiba/PR é uma realização do Instituto Compartilhar, projeto Núcleos de Iniciação ao Voleibol no Paraná e Unilever. Via Lei Federal de Incentivo ao Esporte, contou com os parceiros Itaú, Unilever e Ministério do Esporte. As manifestações e paralisações nacionais que ocorreram nestes dias atrapalharam a chegada de outros inscritos, prejudicando o número de participantes.

Parceiros da Clínica de Mini Vôlei – Curitiba/PR via Lei Federal de Incentivo ao Esporte: Itaú, Unilever e Ministério do Esporte.

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Campinas full 239 years and the project Volleyball Network Share Institute is disclosed during celebration

A coordenadora dos Núcleos Campinas/SP do projeto Vôlei em Rede, Sandra Morello, expõe banners do projeto Vôlei em Rede do Instituto Compartilhar.

Campinas/SP foi palco de várias atrações culturais em comemoração ao aniversário de 239 anos da cidade, celebrado no dia 14 de julho. Já no dia 12, 600 alunos de dez escolas públicas da região fizeram apresentações na Estação Cultura. O evento foi realizado pela Secretaria de Educação, com a participação do Programa Mais Educação e contou com a presença do prefeito Jonas Donizette e da secretária municipal de educação Solange Pelicer. Durante a festa, foram expostos banners das instituições de ensino e a coordenadora dos Núcleos Campinas/SP do projeto Vôlei em Rede, Sandra Morello, aproveitou a ocasião para divulgar o trabalho do Instituto Compartilhar.

A secretária municipal de educação, Solange Pelicer, discursa durante evento de comemoração aos 329 anos de Campinas.

O projeto Vôlei em Rede está presente em cinco escolas públicas do município e oferece aulas de voleibol com ensino de valores (cooperação, responsabilidade, respeito e autonomia) a cerca de 450 crianças e adolescentes da região. A oportunidade de divulgação encontrada por Sandra Morello deu mais visibilidade ao projeto: as pessoas que passaram pelo local e assistiram as homenagens ao aniversário de Campinas puderam conhecer um pouco sobre o Instituto Compartilhar. Os Núcleos Campinas/SP são uma parceria com a Prefeitura Municipal de Campinas e Brasil Kirin – empresa de bebidas.

Os banners da instituição foram colocados ao lado do material de divulgação do programa Mais Educação, em que Sandra também faz a coordenação, iniciativa coordenada pela Secretaria de Educação Continuada, Alfabetização e Diversidade (Secad/MEC), em parceria com a Secretaria de Educação Básica (SEB/MEC) e com as Secretarias Estaduais e Municipais de Educação. O programa visa fomentar atividades para melhorar o ambiente escolar, com atividades que envolvem acompanhamento pedagógico, arte, música, entre outros.

Alunos de dez escolas públicas de Campinas prestam homenagens à Campinas.

Além de apresentações de hip-hop, balé, flauta doce, fanfarra, bateria, roda de capoeira e dança, no dia 14 de julho, o prefeito, acompanhado pela esposa, Sandra Ciocci, e junto a secretários, vereadores e jornalistas, utilizaram um ônibus de dois andares no estilo londrino para um passeio pelos pontos históricos da região central. Na Praça Carlos Gomes aconteceu o evento Chefs na Praça, onde foram servidos pratos especiais, com preços acessíveis, de 16 restaurantes da cidade. O fim da comemoração foi com o show realizado pela Orquestra Sinfônica de Campinas e pela dupla Chitãozinho e Xororó, que reuniu 10 mil pessoas na Praça Arautos da Paz.

Partner of Nuclei Campinas / SP:

Prefeitura Municipal de Campinas e Brasil Kirin.

Fonte texto: site da Prefeitura de Campinas e do Ministério da Educação.

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