Their smile says everything.
Excitement is obvious.
This is a celebration in Raksha, Mattancherry, a children's care association with special needs.
The agency celebrates its 30-year service through a five-day event and entertainment.
The event ended on March 20.
The theme chosen by students, parents and teachers is Garmin @ 1, a "live" visual display of Fort Kochi, separated from its history, culture, art and music.
The children are dressed in bright clothes and clothes.
Get up and put on a pair of Chavittunatakam, Thiruvathirakali, Duffmuttu shows, and English
At the wedding ceremony in India, their friends cheered and the audience was dumbfounded.
They take turns repeating this every day from 10 to 12 in the morning. 30 p. m.
Every room in Raksha school has been transformed into exhibition space.
In the background of Gao Zhi, the ancient Malaya movie song is played, with a scene of chailai Street, a Raksha carnival with the famous Gao Zhi Bao Jiayin Huawei prototype, a visual display of the Queen of the Arabian Sea, some photos of children traveling happily in kochburg, etc.
The career section shows some amazing things the kids have done.
In the woodworking room, the teacher tells you how the lemon juicer made by the children is now exported regularly to Italy and Spain.
Key holders, paper bags of all sizes, pens and business cards are just some of the items they make.
There are more surprises in the tailor's shop.
Wheelchair-
Bound John made some beautiful sheets with discarded cloth pieces, aprons, napkins, colorful bags, which are very popular with tourists.
An exhibition that really shows you the ruthless attitude of our city planners towards these special children is an example of an inclusive Park.
It clearly shows how easy it can be for urban planners to get these special children into the city's existing parks.
Don't miss the delicious snacks inside before you go out
Catering Unit.
Look back at the faces of the children waving to you and see the smile that may be a symbol of acceptance.