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Home Festival 2014: Inhaúma Core - Rio / RJ initiates project activities Network Volleyball

Home Festival begins the activities at the Center Inhaúma - Rio / RJ.

The school started the Inhaúma Core - Rio / RJ was even more special with the completion of Home Festival 2014, which united the expectation of return to minivôlei classes with very lively recreational play. The event took place in full Monday, February 24, at the Municipal School Ceará, home to the core. Children and adolescents of categories Mini 3 × 3, 4 × 4 and Mini Network project Volleyball Volleyball gathered together some classmates and teachers of the educational institution to start the school year of sports.

Headquarters core school students have the opportunity to participate in activities and meet the Network Volleyball design.

In the first stage of the event, the teacher core, Roberto Lopes, divided all students present in trios with a member of each category (Mini 3 × 3, 4 × 4 and Mini Volleyball) and threes into four major groups. After lunch, the festival gained another format: while group 1 was on the court, group 2 arbitrated the games and controlling the entry of the teams; group 3 was practicing ping-pong and geek - game also known as foosball - and group 4 had fun and risked maneuvers on an elastic band prizes at both ends, exercise known as Slackline, and participate in cooperative games, that value importance of assisting in group dynamics.

The aim of the groups take turns in the proposed activities facilitated the organization of the event and kept children and teenagers involved at all times, without waiting in line to play. Julia da Cunha student, 14, from Volleyball category, like the first day of school and was excited to be able to practice the Slackline: "I did it! I did it! "Said jubilant. "Doing these other activities is much better than standing still, waiting their turn to play. It was great fun! "He added.

Veterans return to activities.

As a feature of festivals promoted by the Institute Share, it also encouraged the practice of physical activities and integration among students. "What I liked most was playing with my colleagues", said Carlos David da Silva, 12 years, the category Mini 3 × 3. Professor Roberto explained how he managed to produce this event and dedicated to winning, "the inspiration came from large festivals organized by other projects Share of available sports equipment, physical facilities of the nucleus and the people who attend."

Partner Nuclei Rio / RJ: City of Rio de Janeiro and Unilever City Hall.

Photos: IC Disclosure.

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