Project participants appraised the overall lectures with the 88% of very useful and exceptionally useful grades, which also reflects the individual lecturers’ lectures. In discussion, they emphasise the awareness of insufficient physical activity among schoolchildren, and notice increasing obesity. As cause, they identify the lifestyle and the diet within the family and lack of education and engagement among parents.

Participants think it important that children be included in extracurricular sport activities as prevention to obesity and for the purposes of health in general, but also as a segment of upbringing and as prevention for other negative sociological phenomena.

Based on personal experience, they confirm that those children engaged in sport: are more self-confident, are less obese, are less aggressive, and more disciplined in school. They next hold the most appropriate methods for directing children into sport activities are: demonstrations of sports – contact with clubs, adapted children’s literature and lectures by professionals. It is these segments in particular they have recognised in the project “Chose Sport.”