Active schoolday in Nummenpakka
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The school had an extra day on a Saturday to promote entrepreneurship, involvement, and cooperation. During this day, there was a hobby fair where local organizations presented various recreational activities to students and parents. Students also studied with their parents in subjects like math and languages, and the oldest class organized a buffet to gain entrepreneurship experience.
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For further information about the event please click here.
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Active schoolday in Nummenpakka
- 2. ï‚– ï‚™ The carrying out of projects, operating in the group and cooperation with the outside actors of the school are practiced in the schoolwork. Wide-ranging skills in classes 3-6 Skills for working life and entrepreneurship
- 3. ï‚– All three units of Nummenpakka school had an extra schoolday on Saturday 7.2. This extra day will give us an extra holiday in May.
- 4.  The theme of the day was action, functionality, entrepreneurship (trying new thins and doing one´s best) and involvement of our pupils and their parents.
- 5. ï‚– A major part of the day was our Hobby fair: Local organisations offering various freetime activities presented themselves to pupils and their parents.
- 6. ï‚– The fair
- 7. ï‚– Capoeira
- 8. ï‚– Boxing
- 10. ï‚– Some sport
- 12. ï‚– Fire brigade
- 13. ï‚– Motorsport
- 14. ï‚– Scouting
- 15. ï‚– Library
- 16. ï‚– Music and art activities
- 17. ï‚– Pupils studying with their parents:
- 18. ï‚– Maths
- 20. ï‚– Maths
- 22. ï‚– More entrepeneurship: the buffet organised by class 6.a
- 23. ï‚– The future is in our hands