【Cambodia】UNDOKAI, Physical Education, Sports Support Activities (2016FY)
- Time Period
- 17th Feb. to 1st Mar., 2017
- Region
- Sihanoukville, Cambodia
- Sport/Programme Category
- UNDOKAI, Physical Education, Football, Basketball, Volleyball
- Implementer
- International Budo University
- Recipient Organisation
- Primary schools in Sihanoukville, Cambodia
- Co-Implementer
- Senoh CorporationSihanoukville primary school teacher training school
- Number of Individual Beneficiaries
- 590 people
Through UNDOKAI, we support the establishment of physical education classes in Cambodia.
UNDOKAI was jointly run by students from Sihanoukville Primary School Teacher Training School and International Budo University in order to let students know the joy of collaborating with colleagues and the joy of the physical activity.
The main event was a tug of war, which was held in the backdrop of Angkor Wat, a World Heritage Site. The event was a huge success met with cheers.
This is the fourth year of joint management with local students, and it was run mainly by them. In addition, we practiced physical education classes at primary schools, distributed learning guidance plans, and distributed videos of physical education skills (for first and second grade primary school students). With the cooperation of Senoh Corporation, we also provided sports equipment and exchanged through football, basketball, and volleyball.
See below for the Japanese version.
http://www.sftlegacy.jpnsport.go.jp/wp/jp/20170217-20170301/
UNDOKAI was jointly run by students from Sihanoukville Primary School Teacher Training School and International Budo University in order to let students know the joy of collaborating with colleagues and the joy of the physical activity.
The main event was a tug of war, which was held in the backdrop of Angkor Wat, a World Heritage Site. The event was a huge success met with cheers.
This is the fourth year of joint management with local students, and it was run mainly by them. In addition, we practiced physical education classes at primary schools, distributed learning guidance plans, and distributed videos of physical education skills (for first and second grade primary school students). With the cooperation of Senoh Corporation, we also provided sports equipment and exchanged through football, basketball, and volleyball.
See below for the Japanese version.
http://www.sftlegacy.jpnsport.go.jp/wp/jp/20170217-20170301/
Feedback from Participant :
Comments from 1st grade student, Sihanoukville Primary School Teacher Training School:
I am glad that UNDOKAI succeeded by running it with Japanese students. The bond with Japanese students has also strengthened. The operation was a very good experience for us. I feel very happy that the children were having fun.
