Jamshedpur’s Soumen Roy and his son Anish Roy from little Flower School stood second runner up at the “Dell Champs — 2014” School Programme.
A 20 city student-outreach programme woven around the theme — ‘Education, Empowerment & Entertainment’ — the programme is based on the understanding that computers play a significant role in the all-round development of a child and is an important part of a student’s life. This is in line with Dell’s latest ‘Back to School’ campaign which showcases the benefits of exposing young, budding minds to the role technology can play in providing a competitive edge through not only student years, but through one’s lifetime.
P Krishnakumar, executive director and general manager, Consumer & SB, Dell India said, “Dell Champs —2014 brings together the enthusiasm of young students with a thirst for knowledge, with the aspirations of their parents. The program collaboratively engages students and parents alike in an effort to showcase how technology enables and augments the education process for a school going student. We have come to the end of a second successful season of Dell Champs. We hope to continue engaging with the ambitious young minds, who we believe can benefit from the advantages technology has to offer.”