Bengaluru

Pottering Around Fun Ideas

Express News Service

QUEEN'S ROAD: ILeap Academy (Indiranagar and Jayanagar) is back with its summer workshops spanning five weeks.

Each week will have new workshops, where the children would be introduced to interesting topics. The workshops  are meant for kids in the age group of 2 1/2 years to 14.  The fee depends on the workshop you enroll for.

In Indiranagar, workshops include activities like Whacky Water Play, Mythology, Stem in Motion, Dance with the Digits, Unmask the Masked and Art Train.

In Jayanagar, workshops include activities like Creepy Crawlies, Young Paleontologist, Organised Me, Stem in Motion, Scientified Seniors, Hakuna Matata, Communicado, Animal mysteries, Dance with the Digits and Taekwondo.

The iLeap program is a comprehensive after school children’s curriculum having a unique blend of key components of learning enrichment and knowledge acquisitions, critical to a child’s all round development.

The core of iLeap program is ‘Borderless Education’ where learning flows from subject to subject without actual division. The education programme aims at making learning more complete, whole and integral.

The mission is to create beautiful and engaging educational environments where children can become aware of themselves and grow into conscious, creative and responsible individuals, participants in society, and contributors to the community of future.

Venue: I-Leap Academy Pvt Ltd, 1075G, 10th main, 5th cross, HAL 2nd stage, Bengaluru - 560008

Contact: 9945804444/ 8197792190 or email singhal@ileap.in www.ileap.in

Date: April 20 to  24

Fee: Rs 1800 onwards

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