The Rayo Vallecano Foundation City hosted the 3rd Day of 'Future fans' Of the season, the educational project launched by LaLiga, through its foundation, which promotes and encourages the positive values of sport, with the aim of contributing to eradicating violence in any of its demonstrations.
The event began with the welcome of Olga de la Fuente, director of the LaLiga Foundation; Alfonso Martín Presa, second vice president of Rayo Vallecano and Vanessa Niño, coordinator of the Rayo Vallecano Foundation. In addition, to the surprise of all the present player of the SIAS and the players Ana de Murga and Yarima Font also wanted to join to encourage the participants to learn and enjoy the day.
A total of 65 boys and girls of the categories of Vallecano Rayo Base Soccer They participated in an itinerary with several workshops based on gamification, working the positive values of sport in a transverse way, with the aim of sensitizing about violent behaviors and social problems that we can find in our day to day such as hate, racism or bullying, among others.
Rayo Vallecano is committed to values and adds to 'future hobby'
Around this subject, and as a novelty in this season's sessions, the boys and girls knew the campaign “LALIGA VS BULLYING”LaLiga platform and clubs that fight against hatred both inside and outside the stadiums, promoting initiatives that promote a more respectful and inclusive society through the positive values of football. With this premise and under the concept of 'A team does not leave anyone alone' ', it seeks to sensitize and inspire children to act in favor of the victim before a case of bullying.
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After completing the rest of cooperative and creative dynamic games, where the participants got the badges of Respect, sportsmanship and teamworkthe day ended with a final reflection exercise, with the visualization of the murals with messages that each of the groups had made and with a ball draw, chromium albums and gift delivery.
Olga de la Fuente said that “since LALIGA And the clubs have the responsibility of educating the little ones through the positive values of sport and generating safe spaces for them, which promote a culture of respect and non -violence not only in the sports environment, but also in their day to day. ”
For its part, Alfonso Martín Presa He highlighted the “importance of developing this type of workshops to educate and train our soccer players of the future, who will also be fond of tomorrow. For us it is equally important sports as academic training through the values that identify us as a club.”
Rayo Vallecano is committed to values and adds to 'future hobby'
In parallel to these days developed with the clubs of LaLiga EA Sports and LaLiga Hypermotion, the future hobby project He directs his activities to the school environment, with students from 3 to 6th of Primary Education. It offers free interactive sessions, challenges and games and a complete didactic guide aimed at teachers to be able to implement activities in the classroom. More than 85,000 boys and girls from more than 900 educational centers have already participated in the nine editions held completely so far.
