The season is approaching its end, and as our players march unstoppably towards the championship title through a packed schedule, Dinamo's educational-entertainment project "From Little Feet for the Blue Club" is gaining more and more momentum.

This week we will visit as many as two Zagreb primary schools, and the first of them was Dragutin Domjanić Primary School in Gajnice.

Ahead of the "Dinamo West" event, we decided to visit schools precisely in that part of Zagreb.

As a reminder, the aforementioned event will be held on Saturday, April 25th, at the sports grounds of Ante Kovačić Primary School in Špansko.

But let us return to the event in Gajnice. A great number of children from first to third grade gathered, 256 in total. Proper nutrition, physical exercise, healthy lifestyle, respecting opponents, as well as raising new generations of Dinamo supporters was not missing this time either.

The children were once again entertained by our host and animator Luka Bulić, who helped the youngest to write their own Dinamo supporters' song, encouraged them to move, got them singing and dancing, created a fantastic atmosphere...

Our mascot, Plavko the lion, helped him in all of this, and the children simply cannot resist him.

There was everything - greetings, hugs, signing autographs...

The little ones simply enjoyed those 45 minutes.

Of course, the kids did not leave empty-handed this time either. GNK Dinamo and the project partner, Perutnina Ptuj, took care of gifts so that this experience would remain in even better memory and recollection.

We would like to extend special thanks to our commissioner from Posušje Dražen Koštro, who provided great help in organizing this project in Gajnice.

"I really like the project because it has an educational character, and it also helps bring the club closer to children. It also provides an opportunity for some children to practically encounter Dinamo for the first time, which is fantastic. I believe that with this project Dinamo will gain new supporters and that these children will come to matches sooner or later.", said Koštro, who is a physical and health education teacher at Dragutin Domjanić Primary School.

"I think this was excellent for the school, as well as for the children, everyone is cheerful and happy and thank you once again to Dinamo for organizing this", was the brief but clear statement from teacher Mia Moslavac.

The school in Gajnice was the 11th that we have visited as part of the project, and we intend to visit nine more by the end of the season.