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Sri Chaitanya students create record
Star Mavericks – Sri Chaitanya Techno School, Bengaluru created a new world record in Bengaluru competing in the International Book of Record on Wednesday.
Hyderabad: Star Mavericks – Sri Chaitanya Techno School, Bengaluru created a new world record in Bengaluru competing in the International Book of Record on Wednesday.
100 tiny tots aged between 3 and 5 years and yet in their KG classes, named 100 countries with their capital cities, recognising 100 maps at once right in front of the judges catapulted Sri Chaitanya Techno School once more to fame. While evaluating these wonder kids the judge Rajendra Luthra said, “This is indeed a great honour for us to showcase the talents of these extraordinary children for the future reference of the next generation.”
Seema Boppana, the Academic Director of Sri Chaitanya Techno School stated, “It’s proven by studies that 90% of the human brain develops by the age of 6 years. A child’s brain can assimilate more than 125 trillion facts. Star Mavericks programme employs a 360 degree approach in a manner that allows the children to grasp the knowledge required and explore them using multiple skills, customising their learning experience to individual needs and helps them to reach their own potential.”Dr BS Rao, the Chairman of Sri Chaitanya Educational Institutions congratulated the winners and thanked their parents, teachers and non-teaching staff for bringing such an honour to the institutions.
