NALLAJERLA:  St. Claret School Nallajerla on 10 January 2024 organized a unique and engaging event called Children’s Market. The purpose of this event was to provide students with a hands-on learning experience in entrepreneurship, financial literacy and teamwork. Students showed a lot of interest in conducting the market. The event took place in the school premises and involved students from various grades participating as both sellers and buyers; a total of 104 stalls were put up by different groups.

Not only students who were part of this wonderful event, but parents too participated in it and congratulated the management for hoisting such creative events in the campus to help the children for an open and creative thinking. The event encouraged teamwork as students collaborated with their peers to organize and operate their stalls. This collaborative effort helped in building camaraderie among the students and enhanced their social and interpersonal skills. The Children's Market provided students with a real-world application of theoretical concepts learned in subjects like mathematics, economics, and business studies. It allowed them to see the practical implications of these subjects in a fun and interactive manner.

The involvement of parents was crucial for the success of the event. Parents supported their children in the preparation process, offering guidance on product ideas, pricing strategies, and even assisting with the creation of products. The event provided numerous learning opportunities beyond academics, such as problem-solving, decision-making, and effective communication. Students had to address challenges like stock management, customer service, and adapting to market dynamics.

St. Claret School's Children's Market was a resounding success, achieving its objectives of promoting entrepreneurship, financial literacy, and teamwork among students. The event not only showcased the creativity and talents of the students but also demonstrated the school's commitment to providing holistic education that goes beyond the classroom. The positive feedback from students, parents, and teachers indicates the potential for future scope of such practical learning experiences at St. Claret School.