Review

Supported by the World Educational Cultural Aid (WECA) Ethiopia Pavilion and Futures Star School Taekwondo Classroom We have brought you news about the lively first week of October, with children training their minds to be healthy.

This Taekwondo class, which is being held for 5th and 6th grade students in kindergartens and elementary schools, is more comfortable and The training location has been moved to a larger space and a new opening has been opened. 

As children were able to move freely in an open space, their expressions and cheers became brighter and livelier.

This week, prior to practicing basic posture, basic physical strength training was conducted to help children grow strong. 

I made full use of the expanded space and worked up a sweat by walking lightly for about 10 minutes. 

The children were out of breath because they had run vigorously for the first time in a long time, but there was a proud sense of accomplishment on the faces of the children who finished the race while encouraging each other. It has spread.

From now on, Taekwondo classes will provide consistent physical training and authentic Poomsae training every week, helping children build up their basic physical strength and develop good manners and concentration through disciplined martial arts.

We ask for your warm interest and strong support to the children of Ethiopian Gwangwa, who run energetically in uniforms despite difficult circumstances and dream of a bright and healthy future.

"Physical education and cultural activities are valuable in not only giving children a healthy body, but also instilling confidence and persistence in overcoming their own limitations. Education.

Ethiopia's bright tomorrow lies in the brave steps of children running and sweating."

— Bang Jeong-hwan, Chairman of World Educational Cultural Aid

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