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PILOTING EVENTS WITHIN THE PROJECT „FAMILY FRIENDLY SPORTS“


Piloting events within the project „Family Friendly Sports“ were implemented successfully in Serbia, Croatia, Greece and Spain. They were organized by sports clubs whose representatives have participated in the Training of clubs’ staff for implementing the family sport approach that was held in Belgrade couple of months ago.
The piloting events enabled sports clubs to put in action innovative #FFSec methodologies and knowledge provided to them during the Training. By doing so they tested methods for working with parents and with children on the individual and group levels, explored implementation of educational procedures for coaches and went through logistical and organizational procedures of the family-friendly events.
The inputs and feedback received during the piloting phase will enable the project partners to optimise and upgrade the outputs of the project, thus making them more effective and attractive.
The project is co-funded by the European Union.





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