On April 23, 2026, students from the Faculty of Sports and Engineering participated in a mobile cleanup event held at the Belarusian National Technical University's sanatorium and health resort. These future specialists enthusiastically joined in to help clean up one of the university's key health facilities.
The event began early in the morning: an organized group headed to the health resort, where the necessary tools and a clear cleaning plan were already waiting. The students understood that their efforts would ensure the comfort and enjoyment of the facility's visitors.
During the cleanup, the students completed a significant amount of work in the area adjacent to the health resort buildings. Young people worked together to collect last year's leaves and dead branches, sweep the sidewalks and recreation areas, and clear the lawns of debris. Particular attention was paid to the areas around the gazebos and benches to ensure that future visitors could enjoy cleanliness and fresh air. The indoor spaces weren't neglected either: some students wet-cleaned the hallways and corridors, tidied up common areas, and helped mop floors and wipe down surfaces.
The work went smoothly thanks to the team's good organization and teamwork. The students worked in high spirits, knowing they were making a contribution to the common cause. The cleanup day was not only a useful activity but also an excellent opportunity for students to spend time outdoors with friends and classmates.
By the end of the day, the recreation center grounds were transformed: clean and tidy, litter and last year's leaves had disappeared, and the paths sparkled with freshness. The recreation center administration thanked the students of the Sports and Technical Faculty for their diligence and responsible approach.
These off-site cleanup days have already become a good tradition for the faculty. They instill in young people a respect for the work of others, a caring attitude toward nature, and the ability to work in a team. And most importantly, they show that even a few hours of hard work can make the world around us cleaner and kinder.
