Project Initiation students cores to Volleyball in Paraná play with invited teams of Curitiba and metropolitan region.
The event organized by the students of the Super Project Initiation Volleyball Nuclei to Volleyball in Paraná, named as Grand Prix, brought together about 130 teenagers from Curitiba and metropolitan area for many games and fun. Volleyball festival took place throughout Saturday, May 17, on the campus of the Secretariat of Sports and Tourism State - Central Core classes location. The invited teams represented the Municipal Hall of Piraquara, Pinhais City Hall, Araucaria City Hall, Marist College Santa Maria, College Rosi Galvão and the Staff Association of the Federal Savings Bank. The setter of Unilever women's volleyball team and former student of design, Roberta Ratzke, also attended, held a chat with students and provided memorable moments to all.
Violence, drugs and racism make impact in the event and in addition to the Central Nucleus students, guests cook up posters on the issues
In addition to practicing sport, the participants engaged in educational activities with the theme: "For a world without violence, without drugs and without racism." In an anonymous survey about the event, made with teenagers and teachers (the project and guests) were able to identify some insight: "The theme was great" - student (a) invited (a).
It was obvious the students and teachers of care to providing guests an unforgettable event. From the beginning, everyone helped. Worried about every detail, including the power of the participants and prepared a table fruit. "I found beautiful students helped organize the championship, because I had never seen something done by students" - student (a) invited (a). Another testimony, but one (a) student (a) the project revealed: "I felt more important helping the organization." Before entering the court, everyone sang the National Anthem.
Roberta Ratzke (left.), Women's volleyball team's setter Unilever, is present at the Grand Prix of the project, talk with the kids and participates in the awards
While some put into practice your skills with volleyball, others were attentive and watching who else stood out the basics of the sport and the practice of values. Thus, by vote of the participants themselves, the students who received the most votes on these criteria have won awards. Those who exercised responsibility and learned to respect colleagues, opponents and referee, were called "Guardians of Values". The referees of the game were former students of the project, but have not lost the bond with classmates and teachers. Whenever they can, attend events and help any way you can. At the Grand Prix in particular, they were critical.
In the afternoon, the kids Super Volleyball surprised and gave a show on the courts of a different and special way. With the help of teachers, they did a theater presentation and staged a game of volleyball without the ball. Narrated by one of the teachers, a team representing the value of cooperation and other violence, but were also addressed drug issues and racism. "Very exciting! Congratulations to them, I loved the openness and theater "- student (a) invited (a). The objective was to educate participants about the importance of practicing right attitudes and the winning team of this joke was cooperation.
Alumni Initiation Centers project to Volleyball in Paraná help in the festival arbitration
In addition to the theatrical presentation, the students of the project left a message to his colleagues, through posters on the need to end violence and racism. Then the finals matches took place at the same time cultural shows. In it, the posters were exhibited under the theme "For a world without violence, without drugs and without racism", produced by the guests and hosts of the event.
The end of the Grand Prix had another novelty, the presence of setter of the women's volleyball team Unilever, Roberta Ratzke. In the mood of the event, the athlete seized the moment to talk about violence and racism in sport. He also commented on his experience with classes Initiation Centers project to Volleyball in Paraná. Roberta inspired and touched many teenagers and closed the festival with a flourish.
Highlights are the teachers Dayane Prado, Rosana Rocha and Tatiana Ribas to provide students the opportunity to be involved in the organization of activities and for having led the event in an exemplary manner. "I learned a lot from mistakes, had fun and I can not fit occupation for a Saturday afternoon" - student (a) of the project.
Project partners Nuclei Initiation Volleyball in the Paraná: State Government of Paraná and Unilever. Via Federal Law Sports Incentive: Unilever and Sports Ministry.
Photos: IC Disclosure.
