ENTI Games: Focus Group

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How can we make traditional sports and games more inclusive?

For a few weeks now, we have started a new European project called ENTI Games (European New Traditional Inclusive Games), aimed at finding strategies and solutions to make traditional sports and games inclusive and suitable for everyone. In the first phase of the project, we want to gather ideas and insights from all of you who work in the field every day with children and young people, to understand the difficulties you encounter and how we can together find solutions.

We are pleased to invite you to participate in the Focus Group aimed at Physical Education Teachers and Sports Instructors on this topic. It will be a chat among experts and professionals in the field, where we will discuss various topics in an informal and relaxed manner.

The chosen days are:
• April 3rd at 6:30 PM
• April 11th at 6:30 PM

Participants in the focus group will also have the opportunity to participate in an International Training that will take place in 2025, on Inclusive Traditional Sports and Games.

To participate in the focus group, please fill out this FORM by March 28th.

See you soon!

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