Over 230 students with special education needs participated in a digital leisure culture and challenge event

The Jeonbuk Special Self-Governing Province Education Support Office in Iksan (Education Superintendent Jung Sung-hwan) announced on the 12th that the two-day event, '2025 Iksan Dream e-Field,' was successfully held with the participation of around 230 elementary, middle, and high school students with special education needs and staff at the Iksan Foreign Language Center and Ulluri on the 10th and 11th.

This event was organized to promote the challenging spirit and sense of achievement of students with special education needs and to establish a healthy digital leisure culture festival. Students participated in various information contests and e-sports events, gaining experience in competing and cooperating with each other.

Familiar contents such as Hancom typing, KartRider, and Everyone's Marble were conducted along with this competition, with particular attention given to the 'Switch Sports' event. This event is a new form of game that combines physical activity and digital technology, receiving great enthusiasm from the students.

A Korean middle school student who participated in the competition said, "Instead of just enjoying the game, I felt more motivated to work harder because I competed and cheered with my friends," adding, "Next time, I definitely want to come in first place."

Superintendent Jung Sung-hwan stated, "It was a meaningful time where students enjoyed competing and discovered each other's potential," and expressed, "In the future, we will continue to provide various opportunities for students with special education needs to experience play, learning, and challenges together."