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Večer s Danielom Hevierom
An evening with Daniel Hevier
Event by: Bratislavský klub
Location: Open Society Foundation, Baštová 343/5, Bratislava - Staré Mesto
Talks & discussions, For children
About event
Another school year has started for all those who do not have a school or have two - both Ukrainian and Slovak, those who learn at home or online, and those who go to school.
We therefore invite homeschoolers and schoolchildren, their parents, grandparents, teachers of all generations, inspectors and inclusive teams to talk about how not to get lost in education and at school with Daniel Hevier at the Bratislava Club at Baštová 5, on Tuesday 22.10. from 17:00.
Daniel Hevier is an ambassador of goodness and inclusion for several generations of children - in his work and in education. The well-known Slovak writer, lyricist, artist, musician and teacher has written more than 100 books, won many awards, but especially - he creates books for children with children in their schools and in his studio in Petržalka.
It will be possible to get his autograph and buy his books at the event.
The event is (like all ours) free, co-financed by the EU and the Pontis Foundation, we thank the Open Society Foundation for the space.
We therefore invite homeschoolers and schoolchildren, their parents, grandparents, teachers of all generations, inspectors and inclusive teams to talk about how not to get lost in education and at school with Daniel Hevier at the Bratislava Club at Baštová 5, on Tuesday 22.10. from 17:00.
Daniel Hevier is an ambassador of goodness and inclusion for several generations of children - in his work and in education. The well-known Slovak writer, lyricist, artist, musician and teacher has written more than 100 books, won many awards, but especially - he creates books for children with children in their schools and in his studio in Petržalka.
It will be possible to get his autograph and buy his books at the event.
The event is (like all ours) free, co-financed by the EU and the Pontis Foundation, we thank the Open Society Foundation for the space.