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"On the 15th, Seoul E-land FC of K League 2 announced that it held a mobile soccer class called 'Smile School' at Sinseo Elementary School in Yangcheon-gu, Seoul, on the 14th.
'Smile School' is a community-based social contribution activity where players from the club visit local schools as one-day coaches to provide students with opportunities for physical activity.
According to the club, Hwang Jae-yun, a goalkeeper for Seoul E-land, participated in the event and coached 44 students at Sinseo Elementary. The session included basic training such as coordination, dribbling, and passing, along with a shooting game where Hwang Jae-yun directly guarded the goal. After the training, a signing session and commemorative photo shoot followed.
Through the club, Hwang Jae-yun shared his thoughts: "Seeing the children smile while kicking the ball reminded me of my own childhood," and added, "I hope the friends who promised to come cheer at the next game will definitely visit the stadium."
Yoo Jae-jun, a sixth-grade student at Sinseo Elementary who participated in the event, said, "It is most memorable that a pro player came directly to our school and blocked my shot."
Meanwhile, Seoul E-land has continued social contribution activities for local youth, including 'Smile School' and the middle school futsal tournament 'Reul Cup Youth', since signing a memorandum of understanding with the Gangseo-Yangcheon Office of Education in 2023.
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