Organized by the Undersecretariat of Sports of the Municipality of Concordia, a new edition of the Summer Recreational Activities for children, adolescents, and adults has begun to take place in different parts of the city.
The activities, which include swimming pools and recreational spaces in different neighborhoods, will run until the middle of next February.
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, pointed out that at each location, work is carried out with teachers who coordinate the activities that include children from 6 to 13 years old, adolescents, and senior citizens. “They not only use the pool but also, depending on the location, there is field hockey, volleyball, soccer, tejo, aerobic classes, and adapted sports,” she stated.
This week, the Summer Recreational Activities began at the “San Martín” Sports Center, at the “Tavella” pool, and in Villa Adela. Next week, they will begin at the “Emaus” pool on Monday, December 30, and at the Víctor Oppel on January 6.
“We are just starting, the children come with a lot of energy and a desire to have a good time, so we hope to have a very good recreational season,” noted Pérez, while informing that the activities will take place until the middle of February.
The activities, which include swimming pools and recreational spaces in different neighborhoods, will run until the middle of next February.
Ivana Pérez, Undersecretary of Sports, pointed out that at each location, work is carried out with teachers who coordinate the activities that include children from 6 to 13 years old, adolescents, and senior citizens. “They not only use the pool but also, depending on the location, there is field hockey, volleyball, soccer, tejo, aerobic classes, and adapted sports,” she stated.
This week, the Summer Recreational Activities began at the “San Martín” Sports Center, at the “Tavella” pool, and in Villa Adela. Next week, they will begin at the “Emaus” pool on Monday, December 30, and at the Víctor Oppel on January 6.
“We are just starting, the children come with a lot of energy and a desire to have a good time, so we hope to have a very good recreational season,” noted Pérez, while informing that the activities will take place until the middle of February.