Fjörður Sports Club launched a sports school designed for young children with developmental and/or physical disabilities this weekend.
LazyTown joins the project with Fjörður, and of course it brought joy and laughter to those present when Stephanie came to the area to help with the warm-up of the young athletes. The good news also came from Sorpa, that Góði hirðirinn is planning to generously support the sports school, which will enable Fjörður to waive participation fees, which hopefully opens up the possibility for more people to attend.
The sports school is in the Setbergsskóli sports hall on Saturdays at 12.30 and operates until mid-December 2013 for interested individuals who want to exercise and get some exercise in fun company.
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