Promil
Four’s i-Shine Talent Camp, now on its 7th season, continues to
provide parents withvenues for a much more productive summer break for
theirchildren. These three kids, along
with hundreds like them every year, look forward to the camp as a stepping
stone to reach their dreams of shining in their respective fields of interest.
For
Rhian, 10, this summer was all about honing her skills in dance. Promil Four’s
i-Shine 7 Dance Camp taught her hip-hop moves that she picked up from the
talented G-Force choreographers. She dreams of becoming an actress and
professional dancer, just like her idol Maja Salvador. Her aspirations are
fully supported by both parents. “Para sa
anak ko ito. Nakita namin na may potential siya at susuportahan namin ang pangarap niya,” her dad Rolly said.
He also said he is willing to work thrice as hard if that’s what it takes to
provide her with opportunities to learn.
Another
kid who made the mostof summer vacation is Geof, 9, who spent his break
thinking outside the box at Promil Four’s i-Shine 7 Art Camp. His mom, KC
Enerva, is happy with the outcome. “I enrolled him in i-Shine because alam ko yung quality ng camps based on
previous i-Shiners. Perfectionist kasi si
Geof, pero ngayon natuto siya na it’s
okay to make mistakes and ask for help from others,” she said
Mentored
by teachers Robert Alejandro and Kara Escay, Art Camp is a place where children
have fun exploring, growing, and learning about
themselves, the people, and the world around them.
Geof
was three years old when his mom noticed that he was skilled in arts and
sciences. Admittedly a fast learner, Geof has not only improved on his art
structures and 3D paintings, but also his social skills. “I’m so happy that I
have new friends and I learned that it’s okay to make mistakes because that’s
how I grow,” he said.
Indeed,
growing is an integral lesson in the camps. This new environment gives them the
chance to try take on new challenges and pick up new skills, as Jade, 6,
discovered as he explored and honed his musical gift.
Mentored
by none other than National Artist Ryan Cayabyab himself and teachers from his
Music School, Jade had the time of his life discovering and developing his
craftc. According to his mom Annie Yusiong, Jade taught himself to play the
piano at age 2, and has showed serious signs of interest since then.
Jade
is one of the youngest in the camp. He is very obedient and keeps his mind open
to new musical possibilities. “My new friends and I always enjoy the activities
in camp because we learned that everyone is gifted in their own way,” he said.
As
Promil Four’s i-Shine Talent Camp stays true to its mission of nurturing the
gift, the next generation of awe-inspiring kids is guided by some of the
country’s finest experts andmentors to help them reach their full potential
through mental, physical, and social stimulation workshops.
After
a summer of unique learning and growth opportunities, Promil Four i-Shiners
will graduate from the camps with more than just
new relationships; they learned to
cooperate with and respect others, as well as take responsibility as young
individuals. Promil Four’s i-Shine Talent Camp experience gave them an
advantage to shine not just on stage or in the studio, but also in life.
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