Events
We are always on the move, because we understand that actions that involve our team as a whole strengthen and generate connections that build stories. This is our goal: to be part of the story of everyone who crosses our path.
Check out the photos of all the events taking place at the Instituto SECI by clicking on the image or title.
On 14 August, bassists Eric Ribeiro and Adriano Sambatti came to the Instituto SECI and, together with their teacher Flávio Nassi, put on a real show for the audience. Each of them had their moment to shine, playing the bass with passion and dexterity, enchanting everyone.
Also during the week of 8 to 12 July, we held the 3rd Festival of the No Tatame project. On Wednesday and Friday, our little and big Judo, Karate and Jiu-Jitsu fighters took part in exciting contests on the tatami mats of the Instituto SECI.
The week from 8 to 12 July started with the energy and determination of the football students, who competed in intense matches, divided into teams named after the countries taking part in the Paris Olympics.
On 5 July, we had the first SECI Cultural Exhibition, which took the African continent as its theme - the result of work done during this semester with the theory and musicianship students in the Solta o Som project.
On 27 June, the 2nd Solta o Som Talent Show took place, where our students delighted the audience and the technical and artistic jury - made up of representatives from SECI's sponsoring companies - with wonderful performances of drums, guitar, bass, singing, choir, musicianship and bands in the individual and collective categories.
To enable the parents and guardians of the football students to keep a close eye on the training sessions, we organised a family week at No Gramado on 19, 20 and 21 June, where everyone was able to take part in the activities specially planned for those days.
On 17 June, we had another friendly match on the SECI pitch!
Playing against SESI Mauá in the U11, U13 and U15 categories, our afternoon football students were able to test their skills and tactics against unfamiliar opponents in conditions closer to official competitions, a different proposition from training.
Playing against SESI Mauá in the U11, U13 and U15 categories, our afternoon football students were able to test their skills and tactics against unfamiliar opponents in conditions closer to official competitions, a different proposition from training.
On 13 June, we had the honour of welcoming a delegation of around ten members of the Petrobras Social Responsibility team from Rio de Janeiro to our headquarters in Santo André.
In a little over two hours, the group had the opportunity to get to know all of our educational projects. It was also an opportunity to share our good practices and the challenges we face, as well as our plans for the future.
In a little over two hours, the group had the opportunity to get to know all of our educational projects. It was also an opportunity to share our good practices and the challenges we face, as well as our plans for the future.
On 5 June, the Instituto SECI welcomed the Decathlon team for a fun-filled afternoon of sports.
In celebration of Foundation Day, Decathlon organised sports activities such as basketball, table tennis and badminton for our martial arts and tutoring students.
In celebration of Foundation Day, Decathlon organised sports activities such as basketball, table tennis and badminton for our martial arts and tutoring students.
On 22 May, the Solta o Som project team met with the families of our students for the first music meeting of the year.
Very important topics were discussed, such as absences and delays, the team's presentation, the institution's ongoing investment in the music project and the students' achievements and performances during the year.
Very important topics were discussed, such as absences and delays, the team's presentation, the institution's ongoing investment in the music project and the students' achievements and performances during the year.
With the aim of bringing parents and guardians even closer to the martial arts students, we organised the No Tatame family week.
During the classes, family members were able to accompany their children, grandchildren and siblings to training sessions and take part in dynamics and learning moments in martial arts, performing warm-up, stretching and agility exercises.
During the classes, family members were able to accompany their children, grandchildren and siblings to training sessions and take part in dynamics and learning moments in martial arts, performing warm-up, stretching and agility exercises.
On 11 May, some of the students from the No Tatame project took part in the Judo festival held at Auto Shopping Global in Santo André.
During the event, our young athletes had the opportunity to face students from other academies, and left with participation trophies, symbolising all the commitment and dedication they had shown in the competitions.
During the event, our young athletes had the opportunity to face students from other academies, and left with participation trophies, symbolising all the commitment and dedication they had shown in the competitions.