Real Madrid Foundation's Educational Football Program lands in Tulum
It will be held at the German International School at the facilities of the Tulum Country Club in Mexico.
The Real Madrid Foundation presented the Educational Football Program in Mexico, which will be run in partnership with Tulum Country Club, Grupo Piñero's residential complex in the Mexican Caribbean. This is an educational-sports counselling programme for children and young people in the state of Quintana Roo. The programme combines the teaching of values and the learning and improvement of football. The proceeds from these activities will support the Real Madrid Foundation's socio-sports projects in Mexico for minors at risk of exclusion.
The sports-educational programme will kick off in 2024 for children aged 5 to 17 years old and marks the 47th venue in the world in this line of activity. It will be launched at the Tulum Country Club, which will be providing its outstanding sporting facilities to carry out the sessions. Meanwhile, the Real Madrid Foundation will train the coaches-educators in its unique and exclusive methodology and the administrative staff necessary for the development of the residential centre.
Presentation event
The event was attended by the municipal president of Tulum, Diego Castañón, who said: 'Actions like these promote sport in the children of our municipality, creating a community focused on wellbeing and healthy living, while promoting the values that make our destination a place for the growth of new generations.' Meanwhile, Andrés Muntaner, Director of Campus and Clinics at the Real Madrid Foundation, said: 'With Tulum we share the values of teamwork, effort, excellence and, most importantly, the vision of promoting sport among children and young people to give them more tools to become more well-rounded individuals in the future.' Finally, Álvaro Moya, General Manager of Tulum Country Club added: 'This partnership is more than an agreement, it is about sharing a strong commitment to children's personal development, teamwork and empowerment through sport and education.'
The sports-educational programme will kick off in 2024 for children aged 5 to 17 years old and marks the 47th venue in the world in this line of activity. It will be launched at the Tulum Country Club, which will be providing its outstanding sporting facilities to carry out the sessions. Meanwhile, the Real Madrid Foundation will train the coaches-educators in its unique and exclusive methodology and the administrative staff necessary for the development of the residential centre.
Presentation event
The event was attended by the municipal president of Tulum, Diego Castañón, who said: 'Actions like these promote sport in the children of our municipality, creating a community focused on wellbeing and healthy living, while promoting the values that make our destination a place for the growth of new generations.' Meanwhile, Andrés Muntaner, Director of Campus and Clinics at the Real Madrid Foundation, said: 'With Tulum we share the values of teamwork, effort, excellence and, most importantly, the vision of promoting sport among children and young people to give them more tools to become more well-rounded individuals in the future.' Finally, Álvaro Moya, General Manager of Tulum Country Club added: 'This partnership is more than an agreement, it is about sharing a strong commitment to children's personal development, teamwork and empowerment through sport and education.'