chinuch executive position, along with an external community liaison ("meta'em", in Hebrew: מתאם) and an additional position for a representative from the year level returning from shnat. Each shichvah (year level) has a tzevet (team) of madrichim (leaders) responsible for their educational process and general wellbeing. These madrichim will prepare and run peulot (activities) on a weekly basis for their chanichim, as well as biannual camps and other extra events such as shabbatonim (sleepover on shabbat). Tzvatim are made up of bogrim (madrichim who have returned from shnat) and madatzim (year 11 chanichim). Senior tzvatim are made up solely of bogrim, while junior tzvatim are primarily madatzim leading alongside bogrim who help guide them through their first year of leading. There is also a tzevet that is responsible for running peulot for bogrim themselves, ensuring that there is a continued educational process among the educators. Additionally, there are other tafkidim (roles) that allow for madrichim to take responsibility for various aspects of the movement such as Judaism, Zionism, gardening, equipment and politics and social action. Belgium The Belgian ken is one of the biggest in Europe. Every Saturday afternoon, 130 haverim and madrichim get together in Brussels. The structure of the movement changes a little each year with every new "tsevet" (team of madrihim between 16 and 18 years old). The roots of this structure are the election of 2 to 4 "mazkirim" (literally "secretaries" in Hebrew, who are the leaders of the madrihim), "vaadot" (literally "committee" in Hebrew, which are small groups of madrihim who are focused on one part of the movement (ex: promotion, events, the koladror (the youth movement's monthly magazine edited, written and published by the madrihim))) and the "shlihim"(literally "messengers" in Hebrew, who are the adults in charge of the movement) The mazkirim, elected by the tsevet, are in charge of making sure that everything runs smoothly. They do not have more say or power in the making of decisions or organization of events but they are elected to supervise the ideas, events, and responsibilities of the madrihim, and to keep order during the "yeshivot" (meetings), during the Saturday afternoons, and during the four mahanot (camps) of the year. Every year, Habonim Dror Belgium organizes 4 mahanot for the haverim. A small one of 5 days at the end of October/ beginning of November where one of the traditions is to celebrate Halloween together and