Pordenone: Mattine Ludico-Sportive Gratuite per Bambini durante le Vacanze Scolastiche 2026

Pordenone, Italy – The Comune di Pordenone is offering a welcome opportunity for families with children during upcoming school closures, launching its annual Mattine ludico-sportive – or “Fun and Sports Mornings” – program. Registration opens today, Wednesday, March 11th, at 13:00 local time (12:00 UTC) and will remain open until 13:00 on Friday, March 13th, 2026, or until all available spots are filled.

The initiative aims to provide a safe and engaging environment for children to participate in a variety of sports activities even as schools are closed. This year’s program will utilize five municipal sports facilities throughout the city, with the generous support of local sports associations. The Comune is responding to a need for accessible childcare options during these periods, turning what could be a disruption into a positive experience for kids and families.

Participating Facilities and Associations

Children will have the opportunity to experience different sports under the guidance of qualified coaches and instructors at the following locations:

  • Palazzetto dello Sport “M. Crisafulli” (via F.lli Rosselli): Hosted by ASD Sistema Rosa Pallacanestro, in collaboration with ASD Skorpion Club Libertas and ASD Scacchistica Pordenonese.
  • Palestra scuola “A. Gabelli” (viale Trieste): Managed by ASD Sci Club Panorama.
  • Palazen “Argo Leveghi” (via Pirandello): Operated by ASD Polisportiva Villanova.
  • Palestra scuola “P.P. Pasolini” (via Maggiore): Run by ASD Roraigrande.
  • Palaviola c/o Polisportivo (via Peruzza): Hosted by ASD Torre.

Each association is volunteering its time and resources to develop the program possible, demonstrating a strong commitment to youth development and community engagement. The Comune emphasized the importance of this collaborative spirit, highlighting that sport is about more than just physical activity; it’s about solidarity, education, and personal growth.

Free Participation and Registration Details

Participation in the Mattine ludico-sportive is free of charge. Parents interested in enrolling their children must complete the online registration form. The Comune advises parents to register promptly, as spots are limited and will be allocated on a first-come, first-served basis.

Only one application per child is permitted, and parents can indicate a preferred sports facility, though availability cannot be guaranteed. The Comune will notify applicants via email by Friday, March 20th, 2026, regarding their registration status. Submitting an application does not guarantee a spot.

Essential Information for Participants

Activities will capture place over two mornings. Entry to the facilities is scheduled between 7:30 and 8:00 AM, with pick-up between 12:30 and 1:00 PM. Parents can designate a trusted individual to drop off or pick up their child, provided that person presents valid identification.

The program does not include transportation or lunch services. As with regular school days, parents are responsible for providing their children with a snack and a water bottle. Participants are also encouraged to wear clean athletic shoes and comfortable clothing.

This initiative provides a valuable service to families in Pordenone, offering a safe, fun, and free way for children to stay active and engaged during school closures. The Comune’s commitment to partnering with local sports associations underscores the importance of community collaboration in supporting youth development.

The next key date for families is the registration deadline of 13:00 on Friday, March 13th, 2026. Don’t miss the opportunity to secure a spot for your child in this popular program!

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