Acre School Marks Global Walking Day with Student and Teacher Participation
Translated & summarized from Panet by baba
The Ort Haimi Shafei School in Acre held a Global Walking Day event on October 8, 2026, with ninth-grade students and teachers walking through the city's historical sites and beaches. The initiative, led by Project Coordinator Jocelyn Shuli, aimed to promote physical activity and healthy lifestyles. Additional events are scheduled for eighth graders on October 22, 2026, continuing the school's focus on health and social education.
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- Ort Haimi Shafei School in Acre celebrated Global Walking Day on October 8, 2026.
- Ninth-grade students participated in a walk through Acre's streets, historical sites, and beaches.
- Teachers accompanied students, contributing to safety and strengthening relationships.
- The event aimed to promote physical activity and healthy lifestyles among students.
- Further activities are planned for eighth graders on October 22, 2026.
The Ort Haimi Shafei School in Acre organized a special educational and sports event on Thursday, October 8, 2026, to celebrate Global Walking Day. The event involved ninth-grade students accompanied by their teachers, who participated in a walk through Acre's streets, historical sites, beaches, and ancient walls. The initiative was coordinated by Project Coordinator Jocelyn Shuli, who worked with the teaching staff to promote awareness of physical activity and encourage students to adopt walking as a healthy lifestyle.
The walk, which began at the school gate, included sports and recreational activities and a communal breakfast that fostered camaraderie. Teachers played a crucial role, not only ensuring student safety but also strengthening their relationships with students outside the classroom. The school views this event as part of its vision to reinforce health and social education, believing that learning extends beyond classrooms to field activities that develop student character and promote responsibility, belonging, and cooperation.
Further Global Walking Day activities are planned for eighth-grade students on Thursday, October 22, 2026, as part of the school's program to engage students in healthy and athletic pursuits. The school extended its gratitude to all teachers who contributed to the success of the event.