Autumn Camp

     Movement is a basic need for children and is primarily essential for their health and well-being. It serves as the foundation for overall personality development. In today’s increasingly technological and motorized world, children have fewer opportunities to be active. A variety of physical activities is crucial for a child’s development. Movement enhances children’s perception, especially their spatial awareness, body consciousness, coordination, and sense of balance. The child discovers what they can do and what they need to keep practicing, gaining self-confidence and security along the way.

     During the fall camp, the mornings focus on learning the basics of various sports, including tennis, hockey, athletics, and soccer. After lunch, the children relax on gym mats in the sports hall, while imaginative stories are read aloud to inspire daydreaming. In the afternoons, movement games are held, and on Thursday, there’s a small soccer tournament. In between, children can enjoy arts and crafts or spend their free time playing.
On Friday, the fall camp concludes with a rally through the Kurpark.