What started as a need, soon combined passions and energies, of the teachers and the students alike. The classes were mooted as admissions to schools necessitate minimum levels of English learning. However, the fun and energy brought a new dimension to Sunshine. Drawing up a 6 week module, was the first step and 4 teachers went on to finish the course based on the module and with the support of our volunteers.

The final day today saw the recap of the entire course, certificate presentation and some fun times for the children.
The workshop's continuity and purpose would not have been possible without the untiring efforts of the following:

1. Pankaj Electronics
2. Alok Vihar 1 Resident Welfare Association
3. Archana Chaturvedi
4. Rimaa Taneja
5. Meena Agarwal
6. Shalini Chauhan
7. Tanya Bhasin
8. Sanya Bhasin
9. Ritika 
10. Sangita
11. Arnav

The list can go on and that is the strength of Sunshine Society. Together we make a difference.
The English classes were very well received and were a great success. So until we start another batch, some photographs...

An initiative, if it makes a difference in someone's life, gives immense satisfaction and gives the motivation to go on. Our English classes is one such example. The enthusiasm of the children to study and the teachers to teach is so heartening that we know we are doing the right thing. The stars of these two weeks are Tanya and Sanya. The two sisters who have taken the responsibility to teach the children so beautifully. Their commitment to this cause is commendable and a model for the other teenagers. The children have definitely gained ground as far as English is concerned. they now know the difference between know and no in pronunciation and in meaning...

Week 1 and Week 2 were completed under the able guidance of Meena and Sangeeta and the children have now got into the groove of learning English.
Week 3 begins with Ritika taking the classes,and helping her, are two volunteers Tanya and Sanya. Tanya, who has passed class XII with flying colours and Sanya currently in 2nd year college, take their work as English facilitators very seriously. Both sisters and residents of sector 50 are committed to be the facilitators for the entire month. Their commitment and efforts are laudable.