Activity Report
Location: Korando Educational Center
Activity Date: 30.10.2024
Start Time: 2:00 PM End Time: 4:30 PM
Facilitators: Phenny owira,mila bouman,Nela pohl,Laura Ridderbusch, Ida poppendieck, Amilie siebert
Number of Participants: 31
Male: 16 Female: 15
Activity Purpose/ Summary:
Children participated in a supervised swimming session. They were guided by volunteers and the swimming teacher, who provided instructions on basic swimming techniques and water safety rules. The activity was structured to help children gain confidence in the water, with exercises that included floating, basic strokes, and water play.
This swimming activity was an enjoyable and beneficial experience for the children. It supported their physical development, encouraged teamwork, and allowed them to learn important water safety skills in a controlled environment. Future sessions are highly recommended to continue building on these valuable life skills.
Personnel Input:
All children were actively engaged in the activity and followed the instructions. While some were beginners and showed hesitancy in the water, others displayed confidence and familiarity. The group environment fostered teamwork as children supported and encouraged each other, creating a positive and inclusive atmosphere. A few children needed additional encouragement to feel comfortable in the water, but with support from the adults present, they gradually grew more at ease. The swimming session was a successful experience for the students, allowing them to build physical skills, improve their comfort level in the water, and learn essential safety tips. The activity contributed to their physical well-being, social interaction, and confidence.
Achievements:
Helped children develop basic swimming skills, enhance water safety awareness, and encourage physical fitness and teamwork among the students.
Unanticipated Achievements:
Some children quickly picked up basic swimming skills and showed significant improvement in a short time, which boosts their confidence and encourages others.
Supporting Partners:
N/A
