As a result of this renewed collaboration, CCR offered its
support within two events organized by the gymnasium for its pupils: a sport
event organized on the occasion of the Health Day and a multicultural awareness
event as part of the Anti-discrimination day.
The Health Day was a very important event for the school and
its pupils which all gathered in teams in order to participate in the sport
competition organized by the school on this occasion. The Head of UNHCR Office
in Moldova, Mr. Octavian Mohorea, and the CCR director, Mr. Djavid Paknehad,
participated in the official opening ceremony of the competition and spoke to
the pupils about the refugee situation at this moment and why do they need to
show their support to their fellow classmates who have fled their countries and
who face many difficulties, especially with the language. In order to foment
tolerance among the pupils and the school staff, CCR procured some sport
equipment, including a ping pong table, a rope and various types of balls,
which were handed by the CCR director, together with the UNHCR representative,
to the school for their use in different sport activities, including in the
mentioned competition. Over 300 pupils participated in the Health day event and
enjoyed the procured sport equipment, while some of them received special
awards for excellent results achieved in the competition.
The Anti-discrimination day was also a very special day for
the gymnasium who organized some interesting awareness games for pupils of
different ages, with whom our beneficiary children study. Some games were
specifically targeted to the refugee topic and revealed that some Moldovan
pupils are somehow familiar with the reasons behind a refugee’s decision to run
away from his home country. The Anti-discrimination day was concluded with a final
concert. Its main aim was to emphasize the cultural diversity of the school’s
pupils, which is why the concert was opened with greetings in 8 different
languages of pupils of various ethnicities.
In order to raise awareness about the cultural background of the asylum seeking children, the CCR prepared two presentations and video spots about Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, showing some interesting facts about these countries, photos of their traditional customs and not only. The Uzbek dances and songs enriched the concert and engaged the teachers and children in a common joyful dance, which can be considered the high point of the whole day.
In order to raise awareness about the cultural background of the asylum seeking children, the CCR prepared two presentations and video spots about Afghanistan and Uzbekistan, showing some interesting facts about these countries, photos of their traditional customs and not only. The Uzbek dances and songs enriched the concert and engaged the teachers and children in a common joyful dance, which can be considered the high point of the whole day.
CCR is extremely delighted with the results of these events
and the openness of the school administration in supporting the asylum seeking
children, who indeed require a special approach. We hope that these kinds of
events will become a tradition, as the constant flow of asylum seekers into
Moldova, their accommodation in the TAC and the asylum seeking children’s
enrollment at the Galata gymnasium will not be seen as a threat to the stability
of the school and the society as a whole, but as a joyous enlargement of the
pupils’ group in quantity and quality.
Congratulations for that success full event. God Bless and Keep it up! tfi the family international
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