Exploring and Nurturing Careers at the Children's Village in Bochum
Get ready, young explorers! The Bochum Children's City event is just around the corner, promising a fun-filled week of learning, discovery, and civic engagement.
From Monday, August 18th, to Friday, August 22nd, the youth center U27 in Gerthe will transform into a bustling hub of activity. Here, children can immerse themselves in a variety of professions, from the police and fire brigade to VfL Bochum, through interactive demonstrations designed specifically for young minds.
But that's not all! The event also offers a host of leisure activities, ensuring a day of learning and play. One of the most exciting aspects is the election of the Children's Mayor, an opportunity for kids to participate in a mock election and choose a representative among their peers.
Mayor Thomas Eiskirch will be involved in the event, formally introducing the Children's Mayor. His presence underscores the importance of the event to the community and encourages children's participation in local civic life.
Children can earn a "BoMark" at the stands within the Children's City, which can be used for exciting leisure activities throughout the event.
For more detailed programming, including the specific professions exhibited, the types of leisure activities offered, the process for the Children's Mayor election, and the exact role of Mayor Thomas Eiskirch in the event, we recommend checking Bochum city’s official website or event-specific announcements closer to the date.
So mark your calendars, and get ready to embark on an unforgettable journey of discovery and civic engagement at the Bochum Children's City event!
At the Bochum Children's City event, children can engage in a diverse lifestyle experience that includes education-and-self-development opportunities, such as interactive demonstrations of various professions and the mock election for the Children's Mayor. Furthermore, they can use their earned "BoMark" for leisure activities during the event.
