For the third consecutive year, Rio Nuclei / RJ conducted stages of interacting Festival which aims to bring students from ten centers in many Mini Volleyball games. This semester the activities took place in the week of 20-24 May with the Mini 4 × 4 categories and Volleyball. Next semester will be the turn of the other categories.
The activities took place with two cores gathered in one of the host schools and the other half will reverse the location of the games. Preparations of the hosts to receive the cores were many, from a round of applause and singing of friendship posters to welcome and snack. The teams were first formed by students of the two cores, and a second phase, participants chose their own mates. Interestingly, many continued with mixed teams, which proved that the objective of integration and friendship between the cores was achieved. At the end, students exchanged medals each other.
The Taquara cores and Engenho da Rainha were gathered on the 20th, Higienopolis Tijuca and on the 21st, Governor's Island and Inhaúma, 22, Bonsucesso and Coelho Neto, 23, and finally, Penha and Long River, 24. For the teacher Rosane Muricy Core Higienopolis, the interacting Festival comes every year adding greater integration and socialization among cores in a very playful way promoting the exchange of experience between them. "It is very gratifying to see about 100 children interacting peacefully and cheerful as ever knew. Although each core has its own experience, this exchange is important for the growth and maturation of them. Value and respect the other are key parts in a project, "he says.
For students this experience is also very fun, they increase the number of friends and can practice all they have learned volleyball and values in the classroom. "I liked because we played with another school and we all know new people. I liked the game because people on my team played well and gave it to follow, "says the student of the Tijuca Center, Ana Beatriz Menezes, 13, the Mini 4 × 4 category.
Partners Nuclei Rio / RJ:
Municipality of Rio de Janeiro and Unilever
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