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Palm’s Children’s Fete: Kids Steal The Show With Their Entrepreneurial Spirit
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Palm’s Children’s Fete: Kids Steal The Show With Their Entrepreneurial Spirit

On 16th November 2024, the Palms society came alive with color, joy, and youthful energy, as children from the community hosted their very own Palms Children Fete.

The fete was a delightful blend of fun and learning, where children were not only the participants but also the masterminds behind the event. With guidance from their adults, the young entrepreneurs set up stalls that reflected their diverse interests and passions. From stalls brimming with pre-loved books for eager readers to tables adorned with miniature art pieces, there was something for everyone to enjoy.

Among the most popular attractions were the handmade jewelry and the variety of baked goods. Children had crafted intricate necklaces, bracelets, and earrings, each piece a unique expression of their creativity. The tables laden with freshly baked cookies, cupcakes, and desserts were a sweet reminder of the effort put into making the event memorable. Refreshing lemonade and delightful fridge magnets also added to the festive atmosphere, making it a truly enjoyable experience for all attendees.

The excitement in the eyes of the children was truly mesmerizing. As they ran their stalls, the air buzzed with a sense of pride and accomplishment. Whether it was a game stall, a book corner, or a treat station, the children displayed remarkable organizational skills, often taking the reins of customer service and ensuring everything ran smoothly.

While the adults were present to offer support, the star of the show was undoubtedly the children. Their enthusiasm, creativity, and initiative stood out, revealing a level of entrepreneurial flair that is rarely seen in such young hands. The event was not just about selling goods or running games; it was a celebration of the spirit of self-reliance, confidence, and hard work.

The event brought joy to children and families and also helped promote creativity, entrepreneurship and team work.

For next issue. Asha Kiran Gupta (Heights, Professor)

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