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Children imparted training in various activities
Children at the summer coaching camp-2024 organised in Visakhapatnam on Friday
Summer coaching camp-2024 organised in a grand manner by East Coast Railway Women’s Welfare Organisation concluded.
Visakhapatnam : Summer coaching camp-2024 organised in a grand manner by East Coast Railway Women’s Welfare Organisation concluded.
The coaching camp was organised for a period of a month by offering various activities for the children such as karate, yoga, phonetics, art & craft, drawing, dance, keyboard and music.
The summer coaching camp was conducted under the guidance of president of ECoRWWO Manjushree Prasad. Certificates were given to the best performers and participants by Divisional Railway Manager of Waltair Saurabh Prasad in the presence of ADRM (Infra) Sudhir Kumar Gupta, vice presidents of ECoRWWO Kavita Gupta and Madhumita Sahoo and other executive members. The valedictory function was held at Rail Club Visakhapatnam.
Speaking on the occasion, the DRM said the camp was very useful for the children to make use of the vast resources of railways, develop their skills, sporting activity and enhance team spirit during their holidays.
The summer coaching camp was attended by more than 200 children, including participants from non-railway employees.
