Bangalore: Motherhood Hospitals, a leading chain of women and children’s healthcare with 21 hospitals and 2 clinics across 11 cities, successfully inaugural Motherhood Children’s Carnival at the NIMHANS Convention Centre, Bangalore, on November 30, 2024, was a resounding success, bringing together over a thousand children and families for a day filled with creativity, learning, and excitement. Organized by Motherhood Hospitals in collaboration with KidsChaupal and Asia Pacific World School (APWS), the event was a celebration of childhood imagination and development, catering to children aged 3 to 18.
One of the key highlights of the carnival was the much-anticipated “Colorothon”, a massive drawing and painting competition that saw children of all ages showcasing their artistic skills. Over 15,000 artworks were created and will be included in the world’s largest painting exhibition, setting a new benchmark for artistic collaboration. The artworks, depicting a wide range of themes from nature to futuristic cities, were a testament to the boundless creativity of young minds.
The carnival was more than just an artistic endeavor. With a wide array of activities designed to foster creativity, learning, and holistic development, children engaged in interactive workshops, games, and performances that encouraged imagination and teamwork. Through activities such as storytelling sessions, science experiments, and musical performances, children explored new interests, developed skills, and had fun along the way.
We are overjoyed with the overwhelming response to the Motherhood Children’s Carnival,” said Mr. Vijayarathna CEO of Motherhood Hospitals. “Our partnership with KidsChaupal and APWS has enabled us to create a unique platform where children could express themselves freely while participating in activities that promote both creativity and learning. This event truly embodies our commitment to supporting the holistic development of children.”
Speaking about the initiative, Dr. Sam Paul, Director, Asia Pacific World School (APWS) said, “The Asia Pacific World School positioned itself as a revolutionary change-agent, steering the next generation toward a future defined by creativity and environmental consciousness. As the Knowledge Partner of the Motherhood Children’s Carnival, we aimed to instill values that empowered children aged 3 to 18 years of age, to think, live, play, and work in ways that positively contributed to our world. “
