Giant friendly dragon
\ncrawled around Dragon Field in Hafnarfj\u00f6r\u00f0ur this morning and the dragon consisted of nearly
\nTo 1200 pupils, nursery children and staff at Hraunvallaschool. The Dragon of Friendship
\nis the final event of the Lava Field Games, which have been held at the school for the past three years.
\nthe days. The games bring together students of all ages and have the good purpose
\nto foster communication and a good school spirit. <\/i> <\/p>\n
The annual Hraunvallar Games have been taking place for the last three days.
\nat Hraunvallask\u00f3li where traditional school activities are broken up and a created
\na joyful event where students and staff have a good time playing and
\nentertainment. At the Hraunvallar Games, participants tackle a variety of tasks, challenges and
\ngames where everyone gets a chance to have a go and the big and the small help each other. Students
\nAges are divided into 66 groups, and group management is in the hands of students from
\nYouth group. Group leaders follow their group throughout the days and lead it in
\nthrough 19 fun puzzles each day. The aim of the games is to connect
\nbring students together, foster communication and a good school spirit. Among other things, a media group,
\nVarbru\u00f0as, be active and the group has taken photos and written about it.
\nwhich is happening at school these days. The harvest festival of the games was held today.
\nwhere all the school's pupils, nursery children from Hraunvallar leiksk\u00f3li and
\nTeachers made a giant friendship dragon to show their cooperation and friendship.
\nof all age groups in practice, along with showing and seeing the results of the groups that are in
\nhave been. At the front of the friendship dragon were the 10th-grade students with
\na homemade dragon's head, and afterwards all the pupils and staff of the school came in
\nwith a halo, dressed in dragon colours. Hraunvallar School is one of the largest primary schools
\nof the country with around 890 pupils at primary school level and 100 pupils at
\nnursery school level.<\/p>\n