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More than 300 fifth-graders of Yaroslavl joined the Movement of the First

More than 300 pupils of the fifth grade from schools of Yaroslavl became participants of the “First Movement”

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More than 300 fifth-graders of Yaroslavl joined the Movement of the First

More than 300 pupils of the fifth grade from Yaroslavl schools became members of the First Movement. Before the ceremony, the children got acquainted with the main directions of the organization, its values and history. The students were also given team and intellectual tasks, during which they were able to demonstrate leadership qualities and work together.

For many participants, this was a continuation of the path started in the “Eagle of Russia” program. Now students have moved to the next level and officially became the first participants of the movement in the new academic year. At the ceremony, they were given badges, after which the fifth-graders pronounced their vows.

The organizers note that now much will depend on the activity of the children themselves. They are invited to participate in various projects, implement their own ideas, help others and make new friends. The First Movement was created in Russia on the initiative of President Vladimir Putin.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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