Children's University Neustadt: Fascinating trip to the university and parkour workshop!

Children's University Neustadt: Fascinating trip to the university and parkour workshop!

In Neustadt in Holstein, the start of the new season of the children's university took place last Saturday, which took the young participants on an exciting trip to the universe. Dr. Frank Paul from the Christian Albrechts University Kiel presented fascinating insights into the history of the Philae spacecraft and its landing on the comet 67p. With lively pictures and exciting facts, he told the young scientists how the mission of the European space agency ESA was realized a decade ago. The children's enthusiasm was clearly noticeable while they were allowed to listen and learn.

But that's just the beginning! In the coming weeks, numerous other exciting events are planned at the children's university, the interest of the young research purposes. The next appointment will take place on November 16, and this time the focus will be on parkour, the modern discipline of obstacle overcoming. Lukas Janku, a professional parkour athlete and 1st board of the Lübeck Trendsportverein "Movement Family e.V.", will bring the background and the fascination of this sport closer to the children.

Parkour in focus

The children's university invites all interested children from second class to be there in the auditorium of the Jacob-Lienau School on Saturday at 10:30 a.m. This not only offers the young participants the opportunity to discover exciting topics, but also to actively deal with the matter and ask questions. Such events are of great importance to promote interest in science and sport at an early stage and to make learning playfully.

The positive response of the first event and the anticipation for the upcoming lectures underline the relevance of this initiative. The children's university in Neustadt has established itself as a place where the focus is on curiosity and learning, and the announcement by Lukas Janku promises further exciting insights for the young participants.

For a detailed view of the upcoming program and further information, see the current reporting on www.der-reporter.de .