Tiny tots, belonging to Crossings Republik, had an amazing time with dance, drama and fashion show at an event held at the Hotel Radisson, Noida on Sunday.
The event was organised by an institute, Train Me Academy, which imparts training on personality development. 15 children participated in the event.
The event started around 8 pm and was concluded by 11 pm after a day-long training.
“The kids had a training session for their respective performances since morning. They performed in the evening,” said Payal Tripathi, media coordinator of the event.
However, the high point of the event was the fashion show. It was exhilarating to see those innocent faces walking down the ramp with attitude.
The organisers invited a special guest from the fashion industry. He was a renowned fashion designer Sharad Kohli.
Meanwhile, besides the performances of their children, the parents had another reason to rejoice.
“Such events take out the stage fear from the minds of children. A child then grows more confidently. There was one small child who used to struggle at the events organised at the society. But he gave a beautiful speech here,” said Tripathi.
“The event was concluded with beautiful speeches by children on the subjects of environment, water conversation and importance of education,” Tripathi said. “Overall, the kids, their parents and the jury, all had a blast,” she added.
The event was organised by an institute, Train Me Academy, which imparts training on personality development. 15 children participated in the event.
The event started around 8 pm and was concluded by 11 pm after a day-long training.
“The kids had a training session for their respective performances since morning. They performed in the evening,” said Payal Tripathi, media coordinator of the event.
However, the high point of the event was the fashion show. It was exhilarating to see those innocent faces walking down the ramp with attitude.
The organisers invited a special guest from the fashion industry. He was a renowned fashion designer Sharad Kohli.
Meanwhile, besides the performances of their children, the parents had another reason to rejoice.
“Such events take out the stage fear from the minds of children. A child then grows more confidently. There was one small child who used to struggle at the events organised at the society. But he gave a beautiful speech here,” said Tripathi.
“The event was concluded with beautiful speeches by children on the subjects of environment, water conversation and importance of education,” Tripathi said. “Overall, the kids, their parents and the jury, all had a blast,” she added.
