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Two sport events have been organised in Finland on a national level together with The Cultural and Sports Association of Finnish Vocational Education and Training, SAKU. The aim of the sport events was to promote sports and healthy life style by offering equal opportunities to practice sports and to involve those students who are not active in sports.
Title of the event:Date of the event:3 – 4 May 2016
Place of the event:Aims of the event:- Awareness on the importance of sport at school
- Sport as a tool for social inclusion
- An ethical approach to sport
- All types of sports at school
Description of the event:The participants involved were: 65 players, 13 staff members, 40 cheering students + college priest for a total of approximately 120 participants.
There were approximately 105 vocational students involved from different vocational fields from Omnia. The fields were business and administration, practical nurses, plumbers, electricians, caterings, vehicle, construction and maintenance.
The teachers and school directors involved in the organisation of the event were PE teachers, vocational teachers, project staff, training managers from different vocational fields. The main toolkit used to organise the event were the ones for all teachers.
The second sport event (SakuSports event) was organised at Kisakallio sports institute in May 3rd and 4th, 2016, were students from different vocational schools in Finland. SAKU made the national invitation for the schools and Omnia vocational school used its own channels to recruit students and teachers. Omnia emphasised especially on recruiting those students who are not so active in sports normally or who do not have the opportunity to get involved in sports.
As a result there were approximately 40 students and 4 staff members from Omnia attending the event. Altogether there were almost 150 students participating in the event.
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