Itu mayor, Antonio Tuíze, signs agreement with the Institute opening Share dual-core in the city.
September marks the opening of two Network Volleyball design centers in São Paulo. On the afternoon of Wednesday, August 27, the executive manager of the Institute Share Luiz Fernando Nascimento, met with the mayor of Itu, Antonio Tuíze, which signed an agreement with the entity. Later this year, children and adolescents between 9 and 15 years old can attend volleyball classes in the city. The Municipal Elementary School Teacher Carolina Macedo de Moraes and the Municipal Gym Dirceu Lamb - located in the New Town neighborhood - will be the project's headquarters.
The advantage of opening up the core project Volleyball Network in Itu came from Brazil Kirin now, you already know the work of the Institute Share in partnership with five cores of the same project in Campinas / SP. Teachers and technicians of physical education of new cores will be yielded by the Municipal Departments of Education and Sports and the Institute Share trained to work with Share Methodology Introduction to Volleyball.
Ceremony will be attended by representatives of Itu Prefecture and Brazil Kirin, partner of the Volleyball Network in Sao Paulo.
The minivôlei classes at school will be for pupils aged between 9 and 12 years of Mini category 2 × 2 and 3 × 3 Mini and will take place after school, stimulating the permanence of children and adolescents in an educational environment. Older students, 13 and 14, will attend classes at the Municipal Gym Dirceu Lamb, as the school behave just the elementary students.
The opening of the two cores in Itu, allows younger practice sports and learn fundamental values for the formation of citizens. The ceremony also was attended by the Deputy Mayor Beluci Neto, municipal secretaries Marilda Cortiio (Education) and Charlie Bertagnolli (Sports) and Vice President of Corporate Affairs and Sustainability of Brazil Kirin, Juliana Nunes.
Core partners of Itu / SP: Itu Prefecture and Brazil Kirin.
Covenant signing of photos made available by the Department of Social Communication of Itu Prefecture.
