Autonomy and social problems are worked in the stock activity. Center: Volleyball is headlining the event.
Minivôlei, responsibility and autonomy summarized Viva Volleyball festival organized by the Center Ponta Grossa / PR, on 16 October. The expectation and preparation for the event began early, even in September, when Godoy Evaldo teacher talked to the students category Volleyball and set some strategies. The State College Linda Salamuni Bacilla received 45 participants, including children and adolescents of other categories alumni Initiation Centers project to Volleyball in Paraná and guests.
Volleyball is headlining the event.
The court was colorful! The white, black, yellow, green, blue and red representing the participating teams and were also related to the autonomy of work organized by Evaldo. He asked students to confeccionassem posters with images and phrases according to the meaning of each color, linked to social aspects. The start of the event was reserved for the presentation of this year. The theme of the red team, for example, was represented autonomy and the decision to say no to violence and drug use. The goal was to raise awareness and promote reflection on social problems and the result was positive. Professor core highlighted the expectation of students on a more just and fraternal society through quality education, human values and culture of peace.
Volleyball games provided entertainment, exchange of experiences and integration, including among students and alumni who participated in the activities. During breaks the category Volleyball festival, children and adolescents from Mini 3 × 3 categories and Mini 4 × 4 present went into court. Young people themselves were responsible for organizing the games and teams, such as the allocation of responsibilities in the arbitration, score points and cleaning the court.
Volleyball Live Festival promotes fun, exchange of experiences and integration between students of the Center Ponta Grossa / PR.
Her friends Julia Woinarski, Mariele de Oliveira and Karine Morais, category Volleyball, they said they loved the festival, because they have spent a fun morning playing. For them, it did not matter who won or who lost the game, but everyone played and enjoyed. The colleague Maicon Borges, 15, student category Volleyball, said: "The festival has taught many things, taught us to have good education, had no fights and it was fun," he said.
Project partners Nuclei Initiation Volleyball in the Paraná: State Government of Paraná and Unilever. Via Federal Sports Incentive Act: Itaú, Unilever and Sports Ministry.
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