This section features scores of learning opportunities for every age group and skill level through various activities, such as cultural heritage, drama, and writing.

Important events

Children’s Day Celebration
Literacy – the ability to read and write, is something that we at RFDI is wildly passionate about, therefore, we use every opportunity to encourage our young ones to motivated to read books. RFDI is working to ensure that all children have access to books. So our children’s day event is a fun filled day with the bouncing castles, train rides, slides, pop corn, slush and so much, all participants are entertained. It’s also a perfect setting to talk to a lot of children about the joys of reading and to put a book in the hands of each child. Writers, Publishers and notable personalities from the all walks of life come to share experiences and joys of reading, ideas and fun with the kids. Companies and organizations donate products and souvenirs which are given to the children as gift items apart from RFDI’s usual take away for every child-a book. Date:27 May 2012
in 6 days and 08:36 hours.
Duration: All-day event!

Parents/Teachers Workshop
There are three categories of that influence a child in the course of his development; his parents at home, his teachers in school and his peers both at home and in school. To borrow a line from Reading is Fundamental, “ When you empower parents, you empower children” That’s exactly the principle we try to develop with our parent/teachers workshop. At these workshops parents learn ways and means they can get their kids to love books. They are taught how to read aloud to their children and how this could also be a special time for bonding with their children. Teachers are taught how to make the most of the library period in their schools to get their pupils reading and how to identify the type of books the children liked. It usually holds on a Saturday with parents, teachers and relevant personalities like Guidance Counselors and Psychologists, in coming together to discuss and formulate ways to enhance a reading culture in our children, it’s a very relaxed atmosphere with trays of tea and coffee and snacks. Date:07 December 2012
in 200 days and 08:36 hours.
Duration: No duration!