The Hafnarfjörður Work Camp is in full swing.
On Monday, 14th June, the general groups of the Hafnarfjörður Summer Job Scheme will begin work. The scheme's supervisors started work at the beginning of June and have since been preparing for the arrival of hundreds of 14- to 17-year-olds next week.
On Monday, 14 June, general groups will begin Hafnarfjörður Summer School The work camp leaders started work at the beginning of June and have since been preparing for the arrival of hundreds of 14-17-year-olds next week.
Summer is the time
Over the past few weeks, the group leaders have attended, among other things, a first aid course, listened to lectures from Landvernd and the Health and Safety Authority, and also had a conversation with Geir Bjarnason, the Sports and Leisure Officer for Hafnarfjörður, and 'Biggi the Policeman' about prevention. In between courses, the group leaders have been working to make our town nice and beautiful and, from next week, will be joined by hundreds of young people. This week, the work camp leaders have been phoning young people in the 8th, 9th, and 10th grades to let them know where and when to turn up on Monday.
We are delighted to welcome a new team of staff and are looking forward to the summer.