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International Day of Sport


Polish team celebrated International Day of Sport by doing their favourite sports! Sport brings not only health, but also great pleasure!


International Day of Sport in Istanbul! 🇹🇷



The PE Departament in Enric Borràs secondary school had already organized an activity which was proposed by the General Secretary of Sport and Physical Activity. It was about being in movement for 15 minutes to accomplish the Daily Mile.

All the students in the school have done it, as well as some teachers, and among all the people we have run 828 km, the equivalent of going from Badalona to Genoa (Italy)!












 

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