KidZania, Mumbai Metro give tribal kids an unforgettable experience
Team Careers360 | June 12, 2019 | 05:25 PM IST | 1 min read
MUMBAI, JUNE 12: On the day that the Mumbai Metro celebrated its fifth anniversary, 71 tribal kids were given a free ride from Andheri to Ghatkopar in collaboration with Seva Charitable trust.
The thoughtful gesture on the part of Mumbai Metro Rail Corporation limited (MMRC) was further accentuated by the efforts of by the global indoor theme park and family entertainment chain KidZania.
KidZania Mumbai provides the kids with the opportunity to visit their theme park free of cost. The theme park, known for its family entertainment and edutainment features, hosts more than 100 role-playing activities to allow the children to make sense of the adult world.
The kids enjoyed the multitudes of activities that are intended to foster their autonomy, creativity, decision-making skills, problem-solving and social values. The activities are designed by educationalists, play experts & child physiologists to aid and boost different behavioural skills and values in a child.
The organization also conducted a drawing competition exclusively for the children.
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