A schoolgirl’s birthday turned into an exciting "Tiger Quest" at the National Centre RUSSIA in Primorye
At the Primorye branch of the National Centre RUSSIA, staff celebrated the 15th birthday of a young resident of Vladivostok. A "Tiger Quest" was organised for her and her classmates, and the birthday girl received memorable gifts and was initiated as a young tour guide.
Zoya’s birthday at the National Centre RUSSIA in Primorye turned out to be very symbolic: she celebrated her 15th birthday on 15 October, and at 15:00 the "Tiger Quest" began — an activity designed by participants of the "Young Tour Guides School of Russia" under the guidance of tour guide Yelena Lyudnitskaya. The first group of the School started at the Centre in late September.
Zoya and her classmates — students of the Koleso School in Vladivostok — were divided into two teams and completed tiger-themed challenges. The children looked for the predator on the "Facets of Primorye" cubes, searched for "tiger" sea creatures in the bathyscaphe, and much more.
After the quest, the staff of the National Centre RUSSIA in Primorye congratulated the birthday girl, presented her with keepsake gifts featuring the branch’s symbol — the tiger — and gave "tiger" certificates to the other participants.
Zoya was also initiated as a young tour guide, giving her the opportunity to join the second group of the "Young Tour Guides School of Russia", which will start in February next year.
"It is important for us that our Centre is a place where not only educational but also truly heartfelt events take place. The children’s joy is the best reward for our entire team," said Daria Guseva, Head of the Excursion Department at the National Centre RUSSIA in Primorye.
The milestone visitor was Tatyana, a resident of Vladivostok, who came for a guided tour with her daughter and mother.
The event introduced attendees to the culture of the indigenous peoples of the Far East.
