The DC Maongwati Aier is seen during the formal inauguration of EuroKids Dimapur at the Naga Shopping Arcade (Super Market) on Friday, January 7.
DIMAPUR, JANUARY 7 (MExN): EuroKids International Ltd has extended its reach till Dimapur. Touted as India’s largest pre-school chain with over 650-plus pre-schools, EuroKids specialises in grooming pre-school children through innovative pre-schooling practices, backed by structured curriculum and age-appropriate learning activities.
EuroKids’ learning centre in Dimapur was formally inaugurated by the Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur Maongwati Aier on Friday, January 7.
“Today is a great day for the city of Dimapur,” said the DC during the inaugural. Stating innovation in education comes when there is no fear in the society, he hoped that this kind of innovative learning portal will further uplift education in Dimapur. “Our city will go forward.” This pre-school will have the kind of orientation and communication skills essential between ‘teachers, parents and students,’ he said while adding that EuroKids have taken a very bold step in this direction.
Borrowing from the Kothari Commission report (1964-66), he said: “The destiny of a nation depends on education.” Hence, he stressed on human resource development.
The north-east does not lack in human resource, rather he called for transformation in the attitude of the people of the region.
Taking South Korea as a shining example in the sphere of human resource development, the DC remarked that the south-east Asian country’s rapid socio-economic transformation in the past four decades was a result of its leaders’ putting utmost emphasis in moulding and reaping the vast intellectual wealth of the Korean people. The north-east and Nagaland in particular must draw inspiration from the from what South Korea has achieved, he held.
The learning centre in Dimapur is conveniently located at Naga Shopping Arcade (Super Market).
EuroKids’ learning centre in Dimapur was formally inaugurated by the Deputy Commissioner, Dimapur Maongwati Aier on Friday, January 7.
“Today is a great day for the city of Dimapur,” said the DC during the inaugural. Stating innovation in education comes when there is no fear in the society, he hoped that this kind of innovative learning portal will further uplift education in Dimapur. “Our city will go forward.” This pre-school will have the kind of orientation and communication skills essential between ‘teachers, parents and students,’ he said while adding that EuroKids have taken a very bold step in this direction.
Borrowing from the Kothari Commission report (1964-66), he said: “The destiny of a nation depends on education.” Hence, he stressed on human resource development.
The north-east does not lack in human resource, rather he called for transformation in the attitude of the people of the region.
Taking South Korea as a shining example in the sphere of human resource development, the DC remarked that the south-east Asian country’s rapid socio-economic transformation in the past four decades was a result of its leaders’ putting utmost emphasis in moulding and reaping the vast intellectual wealth of the Korean people. The north-east and Nagaland in particular must draw inspiration from the from what South Korea has achieved, he held.
The learning centre in Dimapur is conveniently located at Naga Shopping Arcade (Super Market).
