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FSL India’s Mysore bilateral work camp came in television news…

A case study from Chennai facility;

My name is D. Revathi, 8 years old I am studying 3^rd class in Sugamtharumpedu Panchayat Union Primary School., I have very good knowledge about Korean volunteers for the past two years, they are very fun and rhythmic kind approach to everyone in my school. They have did more work in my school in each six month from different volunteers such as painting, tree plantation, park construction, providing library, sanitary renovation, creative learning, etc..

From this camp (5^th happy move camp) I like very much about drawing they did, what we expected after they reached here, its look very attractive, which includes cartoon picture with songs which is written in English. Whenever we go to school, myself and my friends recollect these songs contentiously, sometimes we have such a competition also, who does this songs fast without seeing…… just fun!! Before the class starts and after the end..

All the songs we can read well, as well as we will teach younger children too in our school, for that behalf of my school children we are very much thanks to FSL-IWO-HYUNDAI, who did the Cartoon picture with beautiful songs around the wall.

Dear Friends see my links/attachment., where I am singing the song which was written by Korean volunteers

It’s been the annual “JC” (Junior Chamber International India) Event on September 10th. Since four years, FSL-India’s international volunteers have been one of the groups challenged to perform.
This time, our volunteers showed the audience a wild mix of Indian and European culture: They sang a German song “Die Gedanken sind frei” (thoughts are free) followed by the Indian pop-song “Jinke Marina”. The volunteers also performed a traditional Indian dance and finished the show with a 15-minute play – an adapted version of the Snow White fairytale with a strong emphasis on environmental topics.
You can watch some highlights of the event on Youtube
Traditional Dance | Jinke-Marina (follow the links)
In the week preceding the JC-Event, we also shot a short documentary about FSL-India and the volunteers to show interested members of the audience. This video can also be watched online:
Part 1 | Part 2 (follow these links)

I am please to inform you all that one of FSL India’s camp got coverage on National TV!! The camp was on working with blind children, and our volunteers did a wonderful work in the area. Thanks to our team leaders Prathap and Julia.

Follow this link to view the video of the news posted on youtube: