RAPRA Kids Club out of the blocks
RAPRA Kids Club (RKC) is a new initiative aimed at instilling moral values and life skills in children. The club offers a unique space for children to engage in activities that promote social awareness and creativity. It meets every fortnight, providing a non-traditional learning environment that encourages self-expression and civic responsibility.
- ▪RKC is a free initiative by the Raja Annamalai Puram Residents Association.
- ▪The club meets every fortnight on Saturday evenings to engage children in meaningful activities.
- ▪The first session included a traditional Villu Paattu performance to inaugurate the club.
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RAPRA Kids Club (RKC), an initiative by Raja Annamalai Puram Residents Association (RAPRA) has gone on steam.RKC is not a summer club; nor a hobby club. It is a free initiative envisioned by Dr. Chandrasekharan to instil moral values, life skills and social awareness in children, says a RAPRA press release.The club aims to shape confident, responsible and empathetic young citizens through fun and real-world activities. A vibrant team of teachers, storytellers, artists, counsellors, civic & environmental experts and together with a few RAPRA EC members are RKC mentors who power the sessions, the release adds.The club meets every fortnight, on a Saturday evening, offering regular engagement while ensuring it is not another school-like experience, but rather a space where children explore…
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