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The sixth edition of Riviera Estate in Movimento (Rem) held from 16 to 20 August and sponsored by the Municipality was a great success. About eighty children domiciled in Lodrino, Iragna, Osogna and Cresciano had the opportunity to have fun and touch the various sporting and cultural activities offered by the local area. For the entire duration of the course, the young participants, accompanied by about thirty managers and small coaches, were able to have fun practicing the various disciplines offered, ranging from football to beekeeping, from judo to firefighters. Over 25 associations made themselves available by presenting games and activities related to their work and aimed at entertaining the young participants. In addition to the six groups of children born between 2010 and 2015 who practiced activities for the duration of the course, a further group of eleven juniors “(2008-09) during four afternoons was introduced to the world of volunteering and working with the children. “We are very happy with the results achieved, the curiosity shown by the young participants and the enthusiasm of all the speakers and collaborators”, underline the organizers in a statement. “Rem is an opportunity for enrichment for the children of our municipality; therefore we expect them more and more numerous and with a great desire to have fun in the next edition which, as usual, will take place towards the end of August next year “.
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A great success ‘Riviera estate on the move’
The sixth edition involved about eighty children, thirty animators and over 25 associations
The sixth edition of Riviera Estate in Movimento (Rem) held from 16 to 20 August and sponsored by the Municipality was a great success. About eighty children domiciled in Lodrino, Iragna, Osogna and Cresciano had the opportunity to have fun and touch the various sporting and cultural activities offered by the local area. For the entire duration of the course, the young participants, accompanied by about thirty managers and small coaches, were able to have fun practicing the various disciplines offered, ranging from football to beekeeping, from judo to firefighters. Over 25 associations made themselves available by presenting games and activities related to their work and aimed at entertaining the young participants. In addition to the six groups of children born between 2010 and 2015 who practiced activities for the duration of the course, a further group of eleven juniors “(2008-09) during four afternoons was introduced to the world of volunteering and working with the children. “We are very happy with the results achieved, the curiosity shown by the young participants and the enthusiasm of all the speakers and collaborators”, underline the organizers in a statement. “Rem is an opportunity for enrichment for the children of our municipality; therefore we expect them more and more numerous and with a great desire to have fun in the next edition which, as usual, will take place towards the end of August next year “.
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