The project "From little feet for the blue club" continued its tour of primary schools, with the new stop being Tituš Brezovački Primary School in the Špansko neighbourhood, where first and third grade students spent several hours filled with fun, learning and sports activities.

The programme brought together around 150 students who showed great interest in everything that was prepared from the very first minute. The children actively participated in the programme, and laughter and cheering could be heard throughout the hall during the entire morning.

Through various games and short educational content, students had the opportunity to learn more about healthy lifestyle habits, the importance of proper nutrition and regular exercise. Everything was adapted to their age, so even more serious topics could be easily approached through games and joint participation.

Besides education itself, great emphasis was placed on what sport brings with it - community, helping others, respect for others and team spirit. It was precisely through these small tasks and games that children showed how quickly they adopt such values when presented to them in a way that is close to them.

The programme was, as always, hosted by Dinamo's moderator and animator Luka Bulić, who once again had no trouble finding his way to the youngest ones. His energy and spontaneous communication further lifted the atmosphere, so there was no shortage of laughter or loud cheering.

As at previous gatherings, Plavko the Lion attracted the most attention. The children immediately surrounded him, asked for photos together and could hardly wait their turn for a hug. It was a moment that remained the favourite part of the day for many.

The event was also attended by school headmistress Mirjana Torer, who supported the project and highlighted the importance of such initiatives.

"I think the project is very well designed, I really like that children learn about healthy habits, nutrition and supporting with respect for the opponent. It was nice, fun, age-appropriate. Well done!", the headmistress stated.

Impressions were also shared by the teacher who accompanied the students during the programme.

"We are very satisfied, I think the project has a strong message for children, so I can only praise the project!", teacher Ana Lalić was clear.

At the end of the gathering, students received symbolic gifts prepared by GNK Dinamo and project partner Perutnina Ptuj, as a memento of another school day that was a little different from the usual.

The project continues, and the goal remains the same - through such encounters to bring healthy habits closer to children and show that sport is not just competition, but also an important school for life.