Youngsters from Pestalozzi, participating in the children's procession, adorned with flower-adorned helmets, paper steeds, and self-tailored apparel. Comprehensive details about the occasion are available.
Get ready for a lively and colourful event in Grimlinghausen, as the annual children's parade is set to take place on Saturday, August 26. This much-anticipated event will see over 1,200 children from various schools participating, each adorned with unique uniforms and props.
The gathering points for the schools and kindergartens will be on Hymngasse and the Romanum. A total of 28 shooters, including Lukas Klinger who competes with the Norf target shooters and the Neuss artillery, will hold the signs with each school's respective name and a self-designed motif for the parade.
The procession will be led by a brass band or drum corps, adding a festive and rhythmic start to the parade. The route will take the children through the heart of Grimlinghausen, starting from Hymgasse, proceeding via the market, turning right onto Büchel, descending to Glockhammer, turning right onto Glockhammer, continuing straight to Batteriestraße, turning right onto Batteriestraße, continuing straight to the market, turning right at the market and then proceeding straight ahead.
At the market, a brief speech will be given, followed by a joint singing of the Heimatlied. Parents are welcome to use the stands at the market, but seats cannot be guaranteed due to the inability to control who is a family member.
Teachers and parents have been busy preparing for the event, with the Pestalozzi School registering the most students for the parade. Maria Meyen, the team leader of the Pestalozzi primary school, and her husband Mario have been active in the Neuss shooting festival. Verena Jung, deputy OGATA director, has shown diligence in sewing uniforms, while Lukas Klinger, an OGATA educator, has demonstrated his craftsmanship and artistic talents in creating props for the march.
Petra Heckhausen, the director of the Open Extended Day Care, is leading "marching exercises" for students in grades two to four. Dr. Ulrich has added a note about the stands at the market. Maria Meyen expects her "little ones" to sing loudly during the Heimatlied performance.
For those interested in obtaining precise information on the children's parade in Grimlinghausen, including participating schools, the parade route, and organizers, we recommend checking the official Grimlinghausen or Neuss city website event calendar closer to the parade date. Local community centers or school newsletters in Grimlinghausen, as well as social media pages specific to Grimlinghausen local events or the Neuss district, are also good sources of information.
Join us in Grimlinghausen on August 26 for a day filled with joy, music, and celebration as the children parade through the streets of their beloved town.
- Families can enjoy a lively event in Grimlinghausen, as the annual children's parade showcases unique uniforms and props from various schools.
- The fashion-and-beauty aspect of the parade is evident in the self-designed motifs and uniforms created by the Pestalozzi School's team leader, Maria Meyen, and her husband, Mario.
- After the parade, families can gather at the market to listen to a speech, sing the Heimatlied, and enjoy food-and-drink offerings.
- Relationships between teachers and parents have been strengthened during the preparations for the event, with Verena Jung showing diligence in sewing uniforms, and Lukas Klinger demonstrating artistic talents in creating props for the march.
- For those who have pets, travel to Grimlinghausen on August 26 is encouraged, as the parade promises a day filled with joy, music, and celebration, coupled with shopping opportunities for pet accessories and toys.
