The challenge
Young people face new challenges.
The digital world, lack of exercise, mental strain and the search for motivation in life are among the issues that strongly affect teenagers today.
- 20 %
of children get the recommended 60 minutes of activity a day
pupils aged 11–151
- 14 %
of 15-year-olds are sufficiently physically active
15-year-olds1
- 29 %
of boys are overweight or obese
boys aged 11–151
- 40 %
of Year 9 pupils show signs of depression
pupils in the 9th grade2
Sources
- HBSC 2022 – Health Behaviour in School-aged Children, Palacký University Olomouc, 14,588 children.
- NÚDZ – National Monitoring of Children's Mental Health, 2023.

The programme
Three hours that can change how you see life.
„The story of a man who overcame serious personal obstacles and became a triple Guinness World Records holder.“
A documentary about Josef Šálek, who climbed back from rock bottom – obesity, cigarettes, alcohol. The programme combines a powerful documentary story with a personal meeting and active involvement of pupils. (The title means “Everything Is Possible”.)
Three parts
01Documentary film
A screening of Všechno je možný. Pupils discover the true life story of Josef Šálek.
02Interactive discussion
An interactive discussion led by director Tomáš Adam, in which pupils actively take part.
03Commitment and challenge
Participants set themselves a specific personal goal. The programme encourages motivation, personal responsibility and long-term growth.
Videos and photos
Programme videos
Photos
Feedback
Genuine hand-written feedback collected from pupils straight after the programme (translated from Czech).
Where the programme has run
- SZŠ Brno
- ZŠ a MŠ Dubné u Č. Budějovic
- SŠ informatiky a finančnictví Brno
- ZŠ Svážná, Brno
- ZŠ Osek + ZŠ Hrádek u Rokycan
- Tři školy společně, Opava
- ZŠ Soběslav
Information for schools
Who is it for?
- Secondary schools
- Lower-secondary schools (years 6–9)
How does it work?
- Approximately three hours
- Documentary film
- Interactive discussion
- Motivational activity
What are the requirements?
- Usually 70–250 pupils
- Up to 400 pupils, depending on the venue
- A suitable space for screening and discussion – sports hall, auditorium, cinema or community centre
- Technical arrangements agreed individually
The programme can be funded, for example, through OP JAK templates, Ministry of Education primary-prevention grants, regional prevention programmes, the school's founder or the parents' association. We will send you the price in a tailored offer.
Non-binding enquiry
Fill in a short form and we'll find a suitable date together.
Programme contact
Ing. Jakub Starý
Education Programme Specialist
The programme is delivered in collaboration with director Tomáš Adam and Video za desítku s.r.o.










