HELP University Children’s Carnival: Celebrating Learning, Creativity, and Community Engagement
HELP University recently organized a Children’s Carnival on March 28, 2025, featuring 64 young participants from Little Caliph Kindergarten and Little Leaders. The event aimed to promote learning, creativity, and community engagement while providing an experiential learning platform.
Coordination by Students
Students from various courses, including BECE1094, BECE3034, DECE1084, and DEDU1083, coordinated the carnival’s activities under the guidance of their lecturers. The planned activities were designed to foster creativity and curiosity among children, creating a supportive and enriching environment.
Engaging Activities
Participants engaged in hands-on experiences across various stations, which included arts and crafts, financial literacy games, and interactive storytelling activities using sticker books. These offerings successfully integrated educational content with play, contributing to a meaningful learning experience for the children.
Positive Feedback
The event received positive feedback from educators from the participating kindergartens, who observed that the activities complemented traditional classroom learning while providing an enjoyable alternative.
Leadership Acknowledgment
Senior Lecturer Ms. Elis Johannes and her team were acknowledged for their leadership and organizational abilities that played a crucial role in the event’s success. The carnival illustrated the connection between academic knowledge and community engagement, emphasizing the potential of students as future educators and change-makers.
Conclusion
In summary, the Children’s Carnival showcased HELP University’s dedication to service, education, and community outreach, establishing a foundation for future initiatives aimed at inspiring creativity and collaboration among young learners.
(Source: HELP University)
