Author: Natalia Lapkina
Researcher at the Institute of Ethnology and Anthropology of the Russian Academy of Sciences
Author of more than 45 scientific and creative programs for children and adolescents worldwide in the fields of art history, history, social anthropology, and ethnography.
Participant in international conferences on humanity studies and education in Tokyo (Japan), Turku (Finland), Los Angeles (USA), etc.Art expert for the "Just Dilijan It" project of the international School of the UWC Dilijan system
Filmed documentaries for "National Geographic" in Tibet, Nepal, Buryatia, Java, New Guinea, etc.
Program Highlights:
◉ Explore a range of sports from the 19th century to modern times.
◉ Engage in traditional favourites as well as lesser-known games like Gaelic football and netball, oztag, and Newcomb ball.
◉ Foster linguistic development, and nurture creativity, critical thinking, collaboration, and communication skills through the integration of drama and the English language.
◉ Participate in creative activities and thematic discussions.
Daily Schedule:
Morning team-building and day-planning sessions. ◉
Themed drama-language workshop activities. ◉
Sports games with historical contexts. ◉
Guided socializing and community-building opportunities throughout the day. ◉
Evening social events and reflections. ◉
Don’t stay at home this school break
Expand your athletic horizons and join this unique journey through history, sports, language, and culture!