RUN-SWIM-LEARN is a slogan and logo of ŠK Mladosť. However, under this heading, ŠK Mladosť developed also the Erasmus+ project, which was co-funded by the European Union. 

The project Run – Swim – Learn! In the Spirit of Pierre de Coubertin addressed a topic of education in and through sport in light of the European policies in the field of sport. One of the core project outcomes is a performance portal with the same title. We are proud about this portal as it reflects the very best of the project consortium coming from three beautiful countries – Slovenia, Finland, and Slovakia. More details on this initiative can be found on the project website www.run-swim-learn.eu

We are glad that we succeeded in our efforts with this project and you can read these lines because it was for all the project partners a challenging work, especially in the Covid-19 pandemic times.  Therefore, we are are extremely happy to introduce to you the project highlight with an international dimension, which is this performance portal entitled Run – Swim – Learn! In the Spirit of Pierre de Coubertin. The portal is and will be freely accessible for anyone interested to participate in this unique programme even after the project lifetime. It was designed in a way that any school or sport club willing to develop a topic on education inand through sport could find in this portal an inspiration for their activities.

However, the portal is not the only project outcome of our joint project activities, and you can find much more about our efforts in the project handbook as well. Its aim was to summarise the good practice examples from project countries about the recent EU policies in a field of sport. Proposed good practice examples were therefore logically intertwined with relevant EU documents, in order to make them more comprehensible and easily accessible for general public. Our handbook entitled Run – Swim – Learn! In the Spirit of Pierre de Coubertin is part of this performance portal and you can download it for your inspiration. We deeply believe that it will be a useful tool for your work and might serve for further activities in the field of education in and through sport.

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