Physical education

Aiming to further familiarize children with sport and well-being, the Education Ministry plans to introduce physical education in kindergartens, while its hours in primary and secondary schools are also set to increase.

Within the scope of elective courses introduced in high schools, students will be required to choose from one of the 19 individual or team sports included in the "sports education" curriculum, the Education Ministry has announced.

Students up to and including 4th grade will not wear masks during class. Masks will also not be mandatory for pre-school children in schools. However, classrooms will need to be ventilated at least twice an hour for at least one minute.

Ljubljana – Pupils will return to schools and the youngest children to kindergartens following an 11-day circuit-breaker lockdown on Monday under a decision taken by the government on Thursday, which is in line with the promise made before the country entered its third coronavirus lockdown.

President Rumen Radev launched an initiative to promote physical activity and sport among children and young people in Bulgaria. It is important to get out of talking about sports as an abstraction, it is time to show young people a personal commitment at all levels, said the Head of State оon October 17.

Answering a parliamentary question from main opposition Republican People's Party (CHP) deputy Fethi Gürer, Education Minister İsmet Yılmaz stated that out of 6,857 secondary schools in Turkey, 6,280 have a physical education teacher. In other words, in 577 secondary schools there is no physical education teacher.
 

Sunday is the football (or soccer) day, at least in most countries!

And usually women are bored when their men watch games on the TV…

But…not all, apparently!

There women who absolutely love football…or something like that!

Anyway, these women bellow, are the best combination for men on Sundays and not only!

Just take a look at our small tribute!

The number of gyms has been rising rapidly in Turkey, but the number of gym members is quite low compared to developed countries, according to sector representatives. 

While an average of 277 people are members of a gym in Turkey, the figure is above 600 in developed countries, said sector players.