According to the recent survey conducted with 1,082 pre-school parents revealed that they are worried about their children losing out on learning and, as a result 95% of those said that they have enrolled their children in some form of learning – online or home schooling to ensure continuity in their education. To stem the learning gap that the Covid-19 pandemic has caused to toddlers’ developmental journey, leading early childhood education company EuroKids International urges parents to resume learning for their young ones through the launch of their ‘Right Start, Flying Start’ digital campaign comprising of a series of three videos. The campaign was conceptualised by creative agency – The Womb.
Detailing about the campaign, Prajodh Rajan, Co-Founder and Group CEO / K V S Seshasai, CEO, Pre-K Division, EuroKids International said, “There is irrefutable global evidence that the learning journey for children is the most rapid in the early years and the closure of early childhood education centres during the pandemic has resulted in a widening gap in learning for most children. In order to stem this, we want to encourage parents to consider remote learning for their children, so they can continue to achieve their developmental milestones. Children can stay indoors and learn with experienced teachers and use scientifically developed curriculum.”
Speaking about the creative approach, Navin Talreja – Founding Partner, The Womb, “Our understanding of parents’ mindsets about early years of schooling revealed that these are considered as discretionary years of fun for kids. Working with the management, curriculum creators and teachers at EuroKids helped us understand that in fact some of the critical phases in a child’s learning journey are the early years in school. Taught the EuroKids way better prepares them to take on the academic challenges that come their way as they move through different grades. Our task in communication was to bring to the forefront the unique ways EurokIds teaches kids to give them this flying start.”
