/ -- Vidyashilp Academy recently hosted the 2019 closing ceremony of the Indian chapter of 'Mission Possible', an initiative by the United Nations Association's agency WFUNA. The program convened 77 students from two cities Vidyashilp Academy in Bangalore and Meridian School, Banjara Hills from Hyderabad. The closing ceremony was the culminating event of the Mission Possible program where student groups presented the work they had taken up in their communities for the past 6 months. This is a platform where active global citizens talk about the change they have brought about in their local contexts.
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Speaking on the occasion, Mrs. Kalai Selvi, Head of the School, Vidyashilp Academy said, "We started our association with WFUNA 4 years ago, it's encouraging to see the number of student participants steadily increasing. From 13 students in 2015-16, we have 120 students this year working on the SDG's. We feel so delighted to see our children and their parents equally engaged in this social commitment. Listening to one group of our students while they shared that a differently abled teacher when asked to use the Braille based board game, the joy she and her colleagues sensed was unparalleled. Initiative to create resources to help children who are visually challenged speaks volumes about Shilpites' genuine desire to be change influencers. We feel inspired by our student's sensitivity while handling issues and their goals to bring more meaning to their lives and others. This initiative offers the most significant lessons of life and a journey for our students to prepare themselves for global citizenship."
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