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"Open Football Lessons" were in Vasylkiv

We continue to introduce you to the events within the UAF project "Open Football Lessons" that took place in regions of Ukraine in November.

"Open Football Lessons" were in Vasylkiv

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The popular festival organized by the Ukrainian Football Association, after its triumph in Borodyanka, also visited Vasylkiv.

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Executive Director of KOAF Yevgeniy Yevseyev and project coordinator in Kyiv Oblast Vladimir Maslov involved another 144 children aged nine to thirteen from the Vasylkiv community in educational and exploratory activities.

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Participants engaged in dynamic activities in game form, modeling various life situations at 12 locations under the supervision of professionals and volunteers.

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The bright event did not leave anyone indifferent; participants and guests of the "Open Football Lessons" festival will remember it for souvenirs, gifts, and memories. And soon another colorful celebration of folk games will take place in Bila Tserkva.

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