Club activities are focused on the leisure time of children and young adults with disabilities.
- Ceramic art interest group.
- Cooking interest group.
- Drama interest group.
- Swimming.
- Music therapy.
The operation of the interest groups is led by trained workers and assistants who are students. The groups are held on Fridays from 4:00 PM to 6:30 PM.
Ceramic art interest group
- Develops creativity, concentration, imagination, fantasy, and fine motor skills.
- Thanks to the work of both hands, both brain hemispheres are involved.
- Children learn to work with clay, get to know its properties, and what can be created from clay.
- They will try rolling, gluing with slip, drawing on clay, coloring.
- They will make their own product.
Cooking interest group
- Development of table etiquette and completion of work.
- Children will get to know the various types of food and their importance for the body.
- They learn a healthy lifestyle.
- Introduces kitchen utensils, learns to work with a recipe.
- They will learn to recognize the various types of food and their importance for our diet.
- Linking theory with practice.
- Strengthening independence and responsibility.
Drama interest group
- Contributes to stress relief and working with emotions.
- Teaches children cooperation and communication.
- Develops sensory perception and imagination.
- Teaches children to use their bodies to portray people, things, animals, and phenomena.
- Self-awareness development.
Swimming
- Leads to a positive relationship with water and the development of motor skills.
- Physical condition improves and the musculoskeletal system is strengthened.
- It helps to strengthen immunity and harden the body.
- Contributes to muscle flexibility and mobility.
Music therapy
- Contributes to supporting communication, cognitive, and perceptual functions.
- Supports the training of social skills and social adaptation.
- Improves memory and concentration.
- Contributes to the overall activation of the individual.
- Development of motor skills.
- Development of rhythm.
- Relaxation and relaxation.
