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In the area of Kalmykia, schoolchildren passed the tests of the “Autumn Trail”

In Boltsaryn secondary school No. 1 of the October district of Kalmykia, a traditional tourist rally “Autumn Trail” was held.

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In the area of Kalmykia, schoolchildren passed the tests of the “Autumn Trail”

In Boltsaryn secondary school No. 1 of the October district of Kalmykia, a traditional tourist rally “Autumn Trail” was held. The event brought together teams of students from grades 5 to 11.

The program of the competitions was rich and required from the children versatile training. The students demonstrated strength in exercises for young men and flexibility in tasks for girls, mastered cycling and runners with shooting. In addition, participants overcame an obstacle course, learned to navigate the terrain, knit knots and make fires, and competed in knowledge of topography and tug of war.

In addition to the sports stages, the teams fought for the best arrangement of the tourist camp, the creation of original emblems and the preparation of videos about the last rally.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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