As part of the “Inclusive and Advanced Education for Vulnerable Children and Youth” project, funded by the Swiss Government, a sewing club was organized at a boarding school for orphans. This is one of the most useful and educational activities for the boarding school’s students. Its main goal is to develop an interest in sewing in children and adolescents, acquire practical skills, and enable them to pursue this profession in the future.
Club Objectives:
1. Teaching the basics of sewing (sewing, cutting, measuring, pattern making, etc.).
2. Developing students’ aesthetic taste and sense of craftsmanship.
3. Developing a spirit of diligence and respect for manual labor.
4. Preparing students for independent living and vocational training.
Club Objectives:
Teaching students how to sew simple garments (e.g., scarves, pillows, skirts, shirts, etc.).
Introduction to types of fabrics, sewing tools, and how to use them.
Participation in craft exhibitions and competitions.
Making handmade gifts for school events.
Benefits of a hobby:
Development of a sense of beauty and creative taste.
Increased self-confidence and a sense of responsibility.
Mastering a practical profession that can become a source of income in the future.
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