What is Learn-A-Thon?
Learn-A-Thon is a five-week-long educational marathon designed to enrich learning through interactive masterclasses and weekly challenges. It's an exciting way for students to learn, compete, and grow! It’s a FREE event for kids.
When does Learn-A-Thon start and end?
The event kicks off on November 18th, 2024, and concludes with the grand finale on December 21st, 2024.
Does my child need to attend every competition daily?
The masterclasses are held throughout the week with flexible time slots. You can choose your preferred time slot on the portal, and weekly challenges will be available every Tuesday. Your child can complete these challenges at their own pace.
What events will be held during Learn-A-Thon?
Learn-A-Thon features five main events: Read-A-Thon, Speak-A-Thon, Write-A-Thon, Shlok-A-Thon, and Math-A-Thon. Each week brings a fresh theme, such as Quiz O Phoria, Clash of Minds, or Masquerade Mania, leading up to the semi-finals and finals.
How do we sign up?
Visit our website to sign up for Learn-A-Thon!
What are the steps for registration and booking slots?
To register and select slots, please follow the step-by-step instructions on our website for a seamless experience.
How long is each masterclass session?
Each masterclass session lasts about one hour, with full details in the event schedule.
Can my child join multiple events?
Yes, your child can enroll in multiple events across the Learn-A-Thon.
Will participants receive certificates?
Absolutely! All participants will receive certificates, and there are additional awards for exceptional performances.
What benefits does the Master Class offer?
Each masterclass provides hands-on learning experiences, skill-building, and creative exercises, preparing students for weekly challenges.
What are the learning outcomes of the Master Class?
Each masterclass is tailored to deliver specific learning outcomes. These outcomes vary by event, from enhancing vocabulary to boosting public speaking and creative expression.
What should my child review before attending the Master Class?
Check any recommended materials on the portal to help your child be fully prepared.
How will participants be judged?
Judging criteria will be communicated clearly before each event begins to ensure a fair assessment.
What awards and certificates are given?
Awards and certificates recognize both participation and outstanding achievements.
Are certificates for individual or group efforts?
Each participant receives an individual certificate.
What age groups can participate?
This global event welcomes students ages 4-16 for various events:
- Read-A-Thon: Ages 4-6
- Speak-A-Thon & Write-A-Thon: Ages 7-16
- Shlok-A-Thon: Ages 4-16
- Math-A-Thon: Grades 1-5
How can we track points?
Points earned can be tracked on the participant portal throughout the event.
Are there assessments?
While there are no formal assessments, students will earn points through weekly challenges.
Is there a participation fee?
No, Learn-A-Thon is entirely free for all participants!
Is the event open to international students?
Yes, Learn-A-Thon is a global event, and students from all countries are welcome.
What if my child misses a masterclass?
Although it’s best to attend the chosen slots, other time slots may be available for unavoidable situations.
Is the finale online or in person?
The finale will be conducted online.
Can events be accessed by phone, or is a laptop required?
A laptop is recommended for the best experience with masterclasses.
Are there set times for students in the USA, UAE, Australia, and other countries?
Yes, students can check and book time slots according to their preferred time zone.
What platform will host the masterclasses?
Masterclasses will be conducted via Zoom.
What’s the student-teacher ratio?
We maintain an optimal ratio of 1:40, with students grouped to foster a comfortable learning environment.
Can the event duration be extended?
The event schedule is fixed, but you’re welcome to explore other Bambinos programs for ongoing learning opportunities.
Is Learn-A-Thon a group or solo event?
Read-A-Thon is a solo event, while the other events, such as Speak-A-Thon and Write-A-Thon, are designed as group activities. Students are encouraged to invite friends or relatives to form groups, creating a more enjoyable and cohesive team experience.
Can my child participate solo instead?
If a group isn’t available, please inform the teacher, and we can help place your child in a group, as many events are based on group participation.
What if other members of my child’s group don’t join? Should my child also cancel?
In cases where group members are unable to join, your child can still participate. The teacher will make arrangements to place your child with another group or provide guidance for solo participation, ensuring a smooth experience and full involvement in the masterclass.
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