Four years of hard work during childhood will make next 60 years of life secure and comfortable but casualness during these four years can lead to a stressful life in next 60 years” said Harak Singh Rawat, ADM Dehradun, while addressing the students in a function of Indian school of talent celebrated the culmination of its first batch of Talent Exposure Program on Sunday in Dehradun.
Around 200 students’ age group of 6-14 years showcased their talent in dancing, singing, keyboard, and taekwondo. An art exhibition was also organized at the venue displaying the drawing of students of Department of Art. Rawat, who was the Chief Guest, motivated the students by saying, “It is important for a child to excel in an artistic field of his interest because the time has gone when only academic enhancement was required to reach the pinnacle in this harsh competitive world.
He also stressed on importance of hard work throughout life by sharing that in childhood he was told ‘padho ge likhoge bano ge nawab, khelo ge kudo ge to banoge kharab’ but as a child despite not being a brilliant student with his hard work and dedication he achieved this position”. Manu Panwar, Director Indian School of Talent, said, “under this program 200 school students will receive one month training, free of cost in their chosen activity.
Through the Talent Exposure Program we intend to spread awareness about artistic and sports activities in children and help them discover their area of talent”. KP Memorial, Saket Rajpur Road, is the first school to collate with ISOT in this program. The event was a showcase of the talent of its students who were imparted free training in their chosen activity under the first Talent Exposure Program. Sh. Raman Singh, Principal KP Memorial School said, “the children have shown remarkable capacity to learn talent activities in such short span of time”.