To celebrate Ukraine's Constitution Day, the humanitarian hub of the Mariinsky City Military Administration in Pavlohrad and the Mariinsky Center for Comprehensive Rehabilitation for Persons with Disabilities “Spark of Hope” held an educational event on patriotic education called “One Constitution for All” for children of the Mariinsky community.
By browsing through the pages of an oral magazine, the participants deepened their knowledge of the Constitution of Ukraine—the Basic Law of our state—and the rights and obligations of citizens. Watching the video “My Constitution” helped to instill in children a sense of patriotism and respect for the laws of their country, its national symbols, awareness of the heroic past of the Ukrainian people, and the formation of the state system of Ukraine.
The children actively participated in the quest game “We live in Ukraine - we love it very much,” which encouraged the development of memory, attention, mutual assistance, and team spirit. The event ended with a master class on “State Symbols of Ukraine.” The participants eagerly joined in drawing the trident and flag of our homeland.
On this day, there was also a remote exhibition of drawings entitled “The Power of the Law - the Power of the State,” in which the pupils of the Center demonstrated their creative potential, artistic abilities, and love for their native country.