Students guided by the "handle" dance gang.

Approximately 180 people attended the "Saint John Shared", the traditional Christmas Arraiá core that took place on June 29. The Integrated Education Centre (IEC), project partner, was the scene of much animation, gang, hillbilly volleyball and typical foods, and even the rain spoiled the fun of the participants.

Divided into three distinct gyms, Network Volleyball project beneficiaries said that the day was a joy only, "was good, I ate a lot, danced the quadrille and played well," said Gustavo Matias, 11, the Mini 2 × 2 category . Manuel Alexandre, 12 years category Mini 3 × 3 and Brenda Luana, 13 years of the Mini 4 × 4 category also praised the Arraiá and defined the event with the same phrase: "I liked it a lot, it was really cool."

Participants are attended by health professionals.

Cláudio de Araújo, core teacher, says that the event has motivated students and was a success, despite the persistent rain that prevented the use of some education center areas.

The June Festival at the core hired a gang to handle even more to cheer the event. In addition, the party had many traditional games like sack races and lemon, and orange dance and chairs that yielded gifts to students. In closing, after the snacks served, they were chosen king and queen of St. John.

To please not only to project beneficiaries Volleyball Network, but also to their caregivers, healthcare professionals linked to Potiguar University, partner in the project and the Rio University Center

Crowded, the Integrated Education Centre, CEI hosts lots of fun.

Great Northern (UNI-RN) offered assistance related to nutrition, aesthetic, physical education and nursing.

Core partners:

Volley Club Christmas, Christmas City Hall, Integrated Education Centre (CIS) and University Potiguar (UNP).

Photos: IC Disclosure