Five-session soccer program for 5th and 6th graders
Students learn passing, dribbling and shooting before playing matches
Corrugated base paper maker expands community education support
Hansol Papertech, a corrugated base paper manufacturer under the Hansol Group, said Monday it is sponsoring a soccer program for fifth- and sixth-grade students at Hanjae Elementary School in Daejeon-myeon, Damyang-gun, South Jeolla Province.
The program runs over five sessions led by a professional soccer coach. It is structured as a step-by-step curriculum that begins with basic training and progresses through passing, dribbling and shooting drills before students take part in actual matches.
The company said it designed the program to give local students hands-on activities beyond regular classroom instruction and to support their healthy development.
Hanjae Elementary School Principal Jeong Wol-seon said the program would be "a great opportunity for students to experience professional soccer coaching outside of school, run alongside their friends and learn teamwork." She thanked Hansol Papertech for its continued interest and support for the students.
A Hansol Papertech official said the company sponsored the program "with the hope that local students will grow up healthy through a variety of experiences," and pledged to keep communicating with local schools and expand education support that provides practical help to students.
Hansol Papertech is a corrugated base paper specialist headquartered in Daejeon-myeon, Damyang-gun. The company produces liner, back liner and fluting medium used in box manufacturing.
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