Vision Public Charitable Trust recently threw a big party at the cool Kamati bhaug Amphitheater, and guess what? It was a super-duper hit! This year’s special twist? They made sure that parents also participate , and it was eye-opening, especially for a homeschooler like me.
As a homeschooler, I got a crash course in the real challenges special students face every day. This time, the event wasn’t just about flashy performances – it was about showing how important families are in the lives of these special students.
One performance that hit me right in the feels was a skit about the tough stuff special students and their parents go through, like bullying, racism, and feeling left out. It got everyone a bit teary-eyed, including me.
The whole program was a blast with surprises at every turn. I even got to join in the lazy dance – so much fun! Plus, I pitched in as a volunteer, adding to the good vibes.
This event wasn’t just about having a good time; it was about showing off the talents of special students and teaching us all to be more understanding. Vision Trust did an awesome job spreading awareness and bringing people together.
In a nutshell, the Kamatibhag Amphitheater shindig wasn’t just a celebration – it was a powerful reminder that a little kindness and understanding can make a huge difference. Hats off to Vision Public Charitable Trust for putting together a party we won’t forget!
~AVINASH.A
