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Bilingual summer camp for children kicked off in Portugal

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Bilingual summer camp for children kicked off in Portugal


03.07.2023


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On July 3, 2023, a bilingual children's camp began its work in Albufeira, Portugal. The camp is supported by the Russkiy Mir Foundation. Its goal is to provide leisure activities for Russian-speaking children from 10 to 16 years old from Russian and Portuguese families.

The organizer of the camp is the Rodnik Association of cultural and educational centers, which unites Russian-speaking schools and centers.

The work of the camp will be aimed at expanding the general and linguistic horizons of its visitors, developing their cognitive interests, creative abilities, culture of interethnic communication, organizing active intellectual and physical recreation.

For two weeks, classes in the Russian language and history will be held daily in the camp. Sports events, drama and singing classes, excursions and visits to the water park are planned. A team of highly qualified teachers and educators are working in the camp.

Marina Ustyuzhanina, Albufeira

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