Young children from a preschool in Lower Tagil engaged in the "Olympic Games" event
In the city of Nizhny Tagil, the eighth edition of the Mini 'Olympic Games' for preschoolers took place, sponsored by Uralvagonzavod. Over 300 children from 40 kindergartens, which are sponsored by the enterprise, participated in the games.
The event, held at the factory stadium, featured various activities designed for young children, including a 4x25 meter relay, long jump, and ball throw. Each kindergarten sent a team of six, consisting of the best children in various sports disciplines.
Kindergarten No. 181 emerged as the overall team winner. The Yurik family from kindergarten No. 206 claimed victory in the family race, while Anastasia Shuchinova from kindergarten No. 194 was the winning educator in the staff race.
The games were judged by representatives from Uralvagonzavod's personnel directorate and Dzerzhinsky district sports schools. The city administration press service reported this event, and the Russian anthem was played before the games began.
Nadya Shadrina, Director of MADOU "Detstvo" kindergarten, expressed her joy and emotion about the event. She emphasized the importance of promoting physical activity, teamwork, and fun among young children.
The Mini 'Olympic Games' for preschoolers aim to foster these values and provide a platform for young athletes to showcase their skills. Similar events could be organized in other parts of the city or even nationwide, offering more opportunities for young children to engage in sports and team activities.
It's worth noting that previously, a karate tournament among summer campers took place in Sysert, according to "Oblastnaya Gazeta". Uralvagonzavod sponsors 43 preschool institutions in Dzerzhinsky district, Nizhny Tagil, with over 6,000 children of the enterprise's employees attending.
The Mini 'Olympic Games' for preschoolers in Nizhny Tagil serve as a testament to the commitment of Uralvagonzavod to supporting the development of young athletes and promoting a healthy, active lifestyle among children.
The Mini 'Olympic Games' for preschoolers included various sports activities such as the 4x25 meter relay, long jump, and ball throw, showcasing young children's skills in different sports disciplines. Each kindergarten sent their best children, composed of six team members, to participate in this event.
