Care Anglo Kids

Today our tiny champs dipped their hands into colors and brought adorable giraffes to life! Painting, giggles, and creativity filled the air as every child explored its imagination in the most joyful way. 🎨💛
A day full of colors, smiles, and little masterpieces!

A colourful start to our Summer Camp 🎨🌼
Day 1 was all about fun games, creativity & hands-on DIY activities!

Little minds, big imagination 💫

🌞🎉 THIS SUMMER, LET YOUR LITTLE STAR SHINE AT CARE ANGLO KIDS! 🎨🎶⚽

Looking for a fun, engaging, and meaningful way to keep your child active this summer?
✨ Care Anglo Kids Summer Camp 2026 is here with exciting activities designed especially for children aged 3 to 8 years!

From 4th May to 23rd May, on all working days, your little ones will enjoy a joyful blend of learning and fun through:

🗣️ Spoken English
🎨 Art & Craft
🎵 Music & Dance
💡 Creative Thinking
✂️ DIY Activities
⚽ Games & Sports
🎉 Fun-filled sessions
✨ And so much more!

This summer camp is the perfect place for kids to learn, play, explore, create, and make new friends in a safe and happy environment. 🌈💖

📅 4th May – 23rd May
⏰ 7:45 AM – 9:30 AM
👧🧒 Age Group: 3–8 Years

💥 Special Fees:
🎓 Existing Students – ₹100 only
🌟 Outside Students – ₹399 only

🚨 Early Registration Open
⏳ Limited Seats Available – Enroll Now!
📞 Contact: 7008120862

Give your child a summer full of creativity, confidence, and unforgettable memories! ☀️✨

Welcoming our little learners to a joyful and enriching new Academic Session.😍
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A day full of smiles, fun and unforgettable moments.

Beautifully written. Quite inspiring 🌱

In the middle of Mumbai’s noisy, restless Dadar flower market—where the air smells of jasmine and marigold and people hardly have time to stop—there is a small corner on the footpath that holds a very big dream.

Under a fragile roof made of plastic sheets and bamboo poles, an 8-year-old girl sits with her books, completely lost in her world of learning, while the city rushes past her without noticing.

Her name is Thanushka Thatte.

A Class 3 student of Sharadashram Vidya Mandir (West). A topper in her class. A child who does not have a house to study in… yet studies like she owns the world.

That footpath is her home. That market is her playground. And those books are her escape.

Her parents sell flowers all day just to survive. Her mother, after dealing with customers, goes to clean a clinic—only so she can afford her daughter’s extra tuition. Because when life gave them nothing, they decided they would still give their daughter everything they could.

And when asked about her dream, she doesn’t say she wants money, fame, or comfort.

Very softly, she says,
“I want to become a teacher… so I can help children like me.”

And just when it feels like hope is too delicate to survive on a street like this, something beautiful happens. A stranger, touched by her story, steps forward to sponsor her education till Class 12.

A little girl.
A footpath classroom.
Parents who refuse to surrender.
And now, a future that finally has room to breathe.

Because sometimes, the strongest dreams don’t grow in big houses or quiet rooms.
They grow on busy streets, in small corners, where love, sacrifice, and determination refuse to give up.