The tiny tots of the city enthralled the audiences with their performance at their annual function held on Sunday. Parvarish the Museum School organised an annual function at Campion School, Arera Colony. The children belonged to various slums of the city.
Notably, this was the eighth Annual Function of Parvarish –The Museum School.For past eight years the school has given an opportunity to the little ones to explore their talent on stage. As many as 100 students participated in the annual function.
Retired IPS and former Governor of Nagaland ON Shrivastava was present as the chief guest during the programme to encourage the children. Spreading the colours of their talent and innocence on stage, the children presented a dance drama on the theme ‘Nari – Woman and her place in society’. The children beautifully displayed different faces of a woman and also phases of her life.
From being a small child to a teenager, from a grown up working lady to a mother all kinds of forms were spectacularly shown by the little kids.
Displaying the phases of a woman’s life through a dance drama the children were able to connect the audience with the story.
At every step of the dance drama, the children had something new and exciting to present on stage.
It was a phenomenal experience for the audiences to watch the show. The children created an ambiance of love and care. The audiences were spell bounded with the performance of the tiny tots they watched the tiny tots performed with a great zeal and enthusiasm.
While talking to The Pioneer, organiser of the show Shivani Ghosh said, “We work for the urban slum children and give them a chance to grow their talent. An opportunity is provided to them to learn and educate them.”
Elaborating further she said, “Every child has a fundamental right to quality education. Yet there is a huge disparity in the quality of education between a rich child and a poor child in the same city.”
Notably, in order to address this gap, OASiS embarked upon a mission to provide quality education to slum children through an innovative concept of The Museum School.