Beneath the canvas of dreams, Circo Escola Grajaú awaits. This isn’t just a circus. It is a place where young hearts discover their potential.
The Circo Escola Grajaú re-opened its doors after renovations. This happened on August 28th. The Secretaria Municipal de Assistência e Desenvolvimento Social and CEDECA worked together. CEDECA is the Centro de Defesa da Criança e do Adolescente. The address is Rua Ezequiel Lopes Cardoso, 333.
The re-opening event was open to the public. It took place in two sessions. One was in the morning. The other was in the afternoon. Children from both school periods could participate. There were fun workshops. Other circus schools performed. They came from São Remo, Águia de Haia, Vila Ré, and Vila Penteado. They entertained everyone with circus acts. A snack was served after the show.
Maria Aparecida Locateli Ferro spoke. She is responsible for the Supervisão de Assistência Social Capela do Socorro. She said the Circo Escola encourages citizen participation. It aims to work with youth ages 6 to 17. This prevents social vulnerability and risk. It improves work with children and teens.
You can register for free. Do it on-site from Monday to Friday. Hours are 8 AM to 5 PM. Bring documents and proof of address.
The Circo Escola Grajaú is more than just entertainment. It’s a project for activities outside of school. It focuses on circus arts. It expands social skills. It prevents personal and social risk. It cares about the complete education of children. It works on creativity and art. It promotes citizenship. The Circo Escola also develops activities with families.
The Enturmando program aims to help kids in risky situations. It offers activities after school. It provides social education for families. It serves children aged 7 to 17. These children come from families with low incomes.
The Enturmando Grajaú has large spaces. It has sports courts. It has rooms for art and cultural workshops. A covered circus ring is a main feature. Here, they develop circus arts.
At Circo Escola Grajaú they work with creativity. They use play and art. They teach citizenship. This helps the children grow completely. The activities enrich the children’s knowledge. They are exposed to culture and play. Activities include school support. They learn life skills. They use technology. They participate in artistic activities. These include acrobatics and clowning. Sports are also included. Social education is provided for families.
Families commit to participating. They ensure the children attend. School attendance must be at least 75%. Care is provided in two sessions. They complement formal schooling. Each session is 3 hours per day.
Here at Circo Escola Grajaú dreams take flight. Youngsters find new passions. They learn valuable skills. The circus becomes a family. It supports and encourages them.