With the onset of winter, the infants of the three centers of the preschool, I Play I Learn, had a reason to rejoice. I Play I Learn, an initiative of New Age Knowledge Solution Ltd (NAKS) organized a winter carnival for these toddlers. The little children, their parents and teachers from the three centers of the school, located in Jadavpur, Garia and Mandirtala came together for this event.
The carnival held at Aban Mahal, CLT Hall, Dhakuria, witnessed enthralling performances by ninety-seven toddlers aged between fifteen months and two and a half years. The programme began with performances of Ganesh Bandana and Devi Shakti followed by dance recitals, roller skating and plays. A thematic drama on the preservation of Nature was also staged. Teachers and parents joined the kids in the ramp show and skits.
The chief guest, Narendra Ranjan Mukherjee, assistant director if the Department of Information and Cultural Affairs, Government of West Bengal was impressed by the brilliant show put on by the infants and encouraged them to keep performing with the same spirit and enthusiasm. "We plan to organize a carnival once in three months from now on. We also plan to organize regular medical camps, not just for our students and their families but others as well. In the pipeline, is an awareness campaign on Nutrition and Food for the infants and their guardians," said Zonal Head (Eat) of NAKS Raj Kumar Singh.
The carnival held at Aban Mahal, CLT Hall, Dhakuria, witnessed enthralling performances by ninety-seven toddlers aged between fifteen months and two and a half years. The programme began with performances of Ganesh Bandana and Devi Shakti followed by dance recitals, roller skating and plays. A thematic drama on the preservation of Nature was also staged. Teachers and parents joined the kids in the ramp show and skits.
The chief guest, Narendra Ranjan Mukherjee, assistant director if the Department of Information and Cultural Affairs, Government of West Bengal was impressed by the brilliant show put on by the infants and encouraged them to keep performing with the same spirit and enthusiasm. "We plan to organize a carnival once in three months from now on. We also plan to organize regular medical camps, not just for our students and their families but others as well. In the pipeline, is an awareness campaign on Nutrition and Food for the infants and their guardians," said Zonal Head (Eat) of NAKS Raj Kumar Singh.
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