The Millennial Olympiad is a place where young people can show how good they are at different activities outside of regular classes, according to a press release.
The big event’s start was led by important people like the Federal Minister for Education & Professional Training, Mr. Madad Ali Sindhi, and His Excellency Khazar Farhadov, who is the Ambassador of the Republic of Azerbaijan to Pakistan. These special guests talked about how the Olympiad aims to inspire young people to build a world that’s fair, united, free, respectful, peaceful, and prosperous for everyone. The Education Minister and Ambassador praised the students for taking the lead and encouraged young people in Pakistan to get involved in activities that can bring about good changes, both in the country and around the world.
Kids from the Early Years to IGCSE-III wore clothes from their countries with joy and excitement, showing off their cultures at different stalls. Each stall became a colorful and exciting display of their unique traditions, from beautiful decorations to tasty foods. The Global Village was like a fantastic party for the eyes, letting everyone see and enjoy the wonderful things from all around the world.
During all the fun and celebrations, kids took part in lots of different things like matches, games, and sports. This helped them become friends and enjoy some friendly competition. Everyone was really excited as they tried out all the different activities at the event. Sports were especially important because they taught teamwork, discipline, and how to stay healthy. Plus, they helped kids learn important lessons about being strong and playing fair.
Ms. Asma Imran, who is the head of Roots Millennium Education One World Campus, talked about how it’s important for kids to develop in every way. She said that doing things outside regular classes, like sports and other fun activities, helps students grow their talents and learn important values. Ms. Asma Imran also mentioned that these experiences make the students’ school journey more interesting and give them important skills they’ll need for the future.
The Millennial Olympiad was like a fantastic party for our school! It brought everyone together to celebrate our differences and make friends. There were 17 stalls, each representing a different country, and they showed off how unique and special each place is. The Global Village at The Millennium Education One World Campus E-11/4, Islamabad, was a perfect example of how we can all come together and be friends, no matter where we’re from.
