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Araneta Center partners with Dance Plus for Summer Rhythm - Ballet and Hip Hop dance classes for kids

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School is out! What summer activities do you have planned? Do you know how you'll entertain your children all summer long without straying from your budget? Last April 10, Araneta Center launched its summer dance program in partnership with Dance Plus Philippines tagged as Summer Rhythm. The program includes ballet and hip-hop classes for children aged 4 to 15 years old and will run every Tuesdays and Fridays from April 10 to May 18. Each session is held at the spacious Ali Mall Activity area, giving the participants ample space to move around and master their dance moves.   The classes are facilitated by instructors from Dance Plus. Known as studio without walls, Dance Plus goes where students are by partnering with schools condominiums, gyms and malls to bring ballet and hiphop closer to where families get together. By conducting dance classes at the Araneta Center this summer, Dance Plus aims to reach more children and give its participants a “childhood enric...

MILO Philippines launched Get Your Child Into Sports Campaign

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GET YOUR CHILD INTO SPORTS. MILO believes that sports is a great teacher of lifelong values in the launch of their latest campaign this summer. (from left-right: Mr. EJ Dee, Consumer Marketing Manager, MILO Philippines; Mr. Robbie De Vera, Consumer Marketing Manager, MILO Philippines; Mr. Luigi Pumaren, Sports Executive, MILO Philippines; Mr. Joey Uy, Senior Vice President, Nestle Philippines; Usec. Tonisito Umali, Department of Education; Ms. Alyssa Valdez, MILO Brand Ambassador; Mr. Willy De Ocampo, Vice President, Nestle Philippinesl; Mr. Oliver Calleja, Assistant General Manager, Alphaland; Mr. Lester Castillo, Sports Executive, MILO Philippines) Do you remember the lazy days of summer when you were growing up? Maybe you’d play tag, grab some kids for a game of patintero ,  platu-platuhan (tea party) , agawang -base, chinese garter, or  read a good book while lounging in a hammock? Fast forward to today when the average child ages 5-17 is on an electronic gadg...