You're standing in the living room after a long day, calling for dinner, but your 7-year-old is frozen in front of a tablet, giggling at rapid-fire YouTube Shorts. Suddenly, you hit pause, or worse, take the screen away, and BOOM. Instant meltdown. Tears, shouting, maybe even throwing the device across the room.
In this exciting competition, students will be given a concept or topic every fortnight. Your challenge is to present it in the most creative and interesting way possible—through a short video (3–5 minutes).
It was a usual evening at home—laughter echoed as dinner was being prepared, conversations flowed, and my 10-year-old niece sat curled up on the couch, scrolling through videos on tablet. Suddenly, the atmosphere shifted.
Imagine a tiny seed, nurtured with sunlight, water, and love, that grows strong and vibrant. Children are just the same. The healthy habits we establish early, such as brushing teeth and being physically active, become the foundation for lifelong well-being.
Spelling mistakes can act like a heavy anchor on a child’s writing, limiting the words they feel confident using and sometimes even holding back their creativity and self-esteem in class.
Imagine Aarav, a bright 10-year-old from a school in Bangalore, struggles to grasp fractions while his friends move ahead with ease. Every day, he watches his classmates sail through lessons that seem like a mountain to climb for him.