Students in Ruhla run for a good cause: strong together!

Students in Ruhla run for a good cause: strong together!

In the city of Ruhla, a donation run will be organized for the first time at the Albert Schweitzer-Gymnasium, which takes place on Tuesday, October 15th. The sustainability course of the eighth classes launched this initiative to collect money for a good cause. The idea is that each student will find their own donors who either donate an amount per round or a fixed amount. The students of the upper level take care of the catering of the participants during the run, and the income from the sale should also flow into the donation pot. The donations collected go to several facilities, including the Albert Schweitzer Children's Village and the Children's and Youth Hospice in Tambach-Dietharz.

The high school with this commitment not only wants to help the children and adolescents in Thuringia, but also further improve the school environment, for example the design of the school yard. An internal competition is also intended to promote running engagement of the classes because every class is struggling to run most rounds. This remarkable action has the clear goal, show that you can make a difference through joint efforts.

panel discussion for the US election

On Thursday, October 17th, the focus of the Point Alpha Foundation is a panel discussion about the upcoming presidential and Senate elections in the USA, which will take place on November 5. Experts will discuss the far -reaching consequences of these elections for Europe and Germany. The discussion round begins at 6.30 p.m. in the Point Alpha Memorial above Geisa and is free of charge for interested citizens.

known specialists will sit on the podium, including David Sirakov from the Atlantic Academy of Rhineland-Palatinate as well as Thomas Greven and Philipp Gassert, which both represent renowned institutions. These experts will discuss the political positions of Kamala Harris and Donald Trump and discuss the possible reactions of Germany to a possible re -election of Trump. The question of how Europe should react to these developments will also be a central part of the discussion.

courses at the Volkshochschule Eisenach

The district folk school in Eisenach offers a cooking class on Friday, October 18, in which the participants learn to produce mueslir bars and energy balls themselves. The course begins at 5 p.m. and ends at 7:15 p.m. The participation fee is 11.40 euros, in addition there are material costs that must be paid directly to the course instructor.

Another course will take place on Saturday, October 19th. Under the title "Body Experience with Feldenkrais", the participants learn how to find their body awareness of their body perception and to find joint -friendly movements. The aim is to improve general mobility and reduce stress. Registrations are possible at www.vhs-wartburgkreis.de.

In addition, a live multivision report by adventurer Ralf Schwan will be presented in the Seebacher clubhouse on October 18. Schwan takes the listeners on a trip to the fascinating and untouched nature of Kamchatka, where he hikes on the highest active volcano Eurasia and explores the unique flora and fauna. This event begins at 7 p.m. and admission costs ten euros.

The Bad Liebenstein city and spa library on Thursday, October 17, with a reading time for children. In this session, Sophie Heckroth tells of the little princess of sleeping nions, who is afraid of evil. The event begins at 4 p.m. and is free of charge for all listeners.

For creative families, an action day will be offered on October 19 in the Wartburg district of the Wartburg district. Here children and adults can paint without guidelines and let their imagination run wild. Under the guidance of the local artist Christine Geiß, the participants become creative from 10 a.m. to 12 p.m. The fee for a family is ten euros.

For detailed information about further events and important topics in the region, the reporting can be made at www.thueringer-allgemeine.de are followed.