Over 60 children vacationing at SG Schönthal-Premeischl
On a warm and sunny Friday afternoon, the annual summer camp of SG Schönthal-Premeischl took place between 3:00 PM and 6:00 PM. Sixty-one children, aged between 4 and 13 years old, gathered on a sports field to participate in a variety of sports activities.
The children were divided into four age-appropriate groups, each supervised by ten dedicated trainers. The younger participants even had the support of their parents, who watched the event from the sidelines.
The sports field was transformed into a hub of activity, with stations set up for goal shooting, catching, and agility exercises. The children enthusiastically took part in these activities, honing their skills and enjoying the camaraderie.
While the specific details of the children's activities were not provided, it is clear that the day was filled with fun and engagement. The summer camp at SG Schönthal-Premeischl is known for its diverse programme, which typically includes creative arts and crafts, outdoor adventures, team-building exercises, social events, swimming sessions, nature exploration, and educational workshops related to health or sportsmanship.
However, this year's summer camp did not feature any awards or competitions, as detailed information about the event was not available. For specific details about the activities and programme for a particular year, it is recommended to contact SG Schönthal-Premeischl directly or check their official announcements.
Despite the lack of competition, the children left the sports field with broad smiles and new friendships, having spent a memorable day at the SG Schönthal-Premeischl summer camp.
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