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Vienna weekends: Yay for Robin Hood and How to Train Your Dragon!
Find out the latest news from Vienna: events for children, safety at schools and helpful tips for parents.
Vienna weekends: Yay for Robin Hood and How to Train Your Dragon!
This year, the Vienna Festival Weeks promises a colorful program for young and old. The children don't miss out either: the popular performance of “Robin Hood” is on the program, which has been specially prepared for the younger audience. The cinema is also bringing the live-action adaptation of “How to Train Your Dragon” back to the screen. This is suitable for children aged 10 and over and promises fun for the whole family with its lively characters and captivating story. For the slightly younger ones, there are also exciting book reviews, such as “Big kids are crazy” for children ages 4 and up and “No party is not a solution” for ages 9 and up.
That too House of Music is celebrating a special anniversary: 25 years are being celebrated with free admission and special children's music events. In addition, a variety of events such as the WU Summer Festival, the Belvedere Game Party and the Vienna Water Festival will take place next weekend. On the streets of Vienna, little visitors can discover hands-on stations for the whole family, which are set up at numerous locations.
Shocking threat in a Vienna middle school
The girl's confession surprised many. She stated that she had no real interest in carrying out the threat. Rather, her behavior is a reaction to the bullying she experienced at school. During a subsequent house search, investigators found an iPad and a cell phone that could be related to the threat. Police did not provide any information about the girl's age, but the entire situation raises highly complex questions about violence prevention that have preoccupied experts for years. Cosmo reports that the incidents also underscore the urgency of taking bullying in schools seriously.