CHILDREN'S DAY AT PUERTO AZARA!

Pinguelas has decided to celebrate children’s day with the kids of Puerto Azara.
The activities will take place in school Nº 63, attended by children from preschool up to the seventh grade of EGB2. The place was chosen because of the location, infrastructure and because it is a significant place for them and their families.

The number of kids that will benefit from this proposal is of 150, comprising all of the children from 0 to 12 years old of the community.

Up to the moment, the following have committed to collaborate:
“Opó Ybaté” Circus School - Posadas
Red de Magos Solidarios de Argentina
“Dar a Luz” Association - Posadas
“Marcial de Lorenzana” Foundation

The proposal consists of the following activities:

Sunday 5th of August

Starting time: 14.00 hs

- Welcoming and reception of kids by Pinguela’s and Circus School’s volunteers.
- Organization of groups among the kids, differentiating them by colours.
- There will be volunteers in charge of each of the groups in order to guide and coordinate the activities, consisting of games according to each age group
- The circus sketchs last 5/6 minutes each (trapeze, juggling, silk, swing) and there will be two stilt walkers during the whole spectacle.
- Magic Acts for all ages.
- Puppet Shows for children up to eight years old and from nine to twelve years old.
- Sharing out of gift packs made by Marcial de Lorenzana’s students.
- For snacktime , traditional hot chocolate will be served, along with a variety of snaks.
- A toy will be given to each kid.
- Light and Fire spectacle by the circus school.

Closing time: 18.00 hs

We need:
- Willing volunteers with lots of spirit to entertain and play with the kids.
- Ball pits and other playground equipment for the little ones.
- Candy.
- Chocolate, milk and sugar.
- Balloons.
- Cotillion.
- New toys.
- …and whatever you can think of that can bring the kids joy!


WE HOPE FOR YOUR HELP!!!
THANK YOU!!!!!!!!

Contact: a.pinguelas@gmail.com

Being A Pinguela...

There are times in life

when we are called to be bridges,

not a great monument spanning a distance

and carrying loads of heavy traffic,

but a simple bridge to help one person from here to there

over some difficulty

such as pain, grief, fear, loneliness,

a bridge which opens the way

for ongoing journey.

When I become a bridge for another,

I bring upon myself a blessing,

for I escape from the small prison of self

and exist for a wider world,

breaking out to be a larger being

who can enter another's pain

and rejoice in another's triumph.

Joy Cowley