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Frontline School Students Shine, Set Astonishing World Records in Yoga, Memory Skills, and Artistry

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Chennai (Tamil Nadu) [India], July 27: Frontline School students have made waves with their exceptional achievements, setting astonishing world records in yoga, memory skills and artistry. Parents express pride and admiration for their children’s extraordinary talents.

Sathya Priya.V, mother of Samyuktha Shri.S, a Grade VI student at Frontline Millennium School, stated that her daughter has astounded the yoga community by flawlessly performing 140 yogasanas on a nail bed in just 10 minutes. Her remarkable achievement serves as an inspiration to other students, demonstrating that with dedication and practice, extraordinary feats can be accomplished. As the saying goes, “Health is wealth,” and yoga plays a crucial role in promoting physical and mental well-being among school students. “Samyuktha made me proud,” she further added.

Kiruthika.S, proud mother of Prakkalyaah.G.K, a pre-schooler in Grade I at Frontline Millennium School, stated that her daughter has set a world record by flawlessly recalling 175 sight words from flashcards in just 3 minutes. With an astounding 100% accuracy, Prakkalyaah demonstrates prodigious memory and exceptional LSRW skills at such a young age. Captivating the audience with their remarkable achievement, Prakkalyaah emerges as a promising future icon of spell bee competitions. “Prakkalyaah’s accomplishment is a testament to the power of determination and talent,” she proudly stated.

Karthick.M, father of Navinesh.M.K, an LKG student at The Frontline Academy, smilingly stated that his son has achieved a remarkable world record by identifying an astounding 106 modes of transport in just 3 minutes. Using flashcards, his son has showcased an exceptional ability to recognize various means of transportation, ranging from cars and trains to airplanes and submarines. This extraordinary feat highlights Navinesh’s keen observation skills and impressive knowledge at such a tender age. His accomplishment serves as an inspiration to young learners and emphasizes the power of curiosity and early education in fostering remarkable abilities. “It is one of the memorable days of my life,” he proudly stated.

Sharmilaa.B, delighted mother of MagilMithran.S.S, a Grade II student at Frontline Millennium School, stated that her son has left the yoga community in awe with his flawless performance of 150 challenging yogasanas on an inverted vessel within 10 minutes. Her talented young yogi’s incredible accomplishment has garnered appreciation from experts. Magil’s feat showcases the importance of yoga for students’ physical and mental development. His remarkable achievement serves as an inspiration for other young enthusiasts to embrace the transformative power of yoga. “I am proud that my son is now a world champion!” she further cherished.

Abdul Gani.J, father of Abdul Afaan.A, a pre-schooler in UKG at Frontline NewGen International School, stated that his son has achieved a phenomenal world record by flawlessly identifying 148 digital images of animals within an impressive 3 minutes. With an incredible 100% accuracy he perfectly identified animals, Abdul’s exceptional memory and recalling capacity leave experts and spectators amazed. His son’s achievement not only highlights his remarkable skills but also reflects the deep affection children have for animals. As the saying goes, “All creatures great and small,” Abdul’s accomplishment highlights the natural connection and love between children and animals, he further pointed.

Balamanikandan.G and Meenakshi Priya.B, parents of Mukuntharam.B.M, stated that their son has created a breathtaking mosaic made with origami boats, spanning an impressive area of 46.56 square meters. Mukuntharam meticulously crafted and arranged a staggering 15,600 origami boats in five vibrant colors, forming a captivating depiction of a dog’s foot with a heart symbol. The concept behind the mosaic revolves around the theme “LOVE IS FOUR PAWS AND ONE HEART,” emphasizing the unconditional love and companionship that dogs bring to our lives. Mukuntharam’s artwork serves as a heartfelt tribute to the bond between humans and their furry friends. His masterpiece sets a new benchmark in the world of origami and highlights the power of art to convey meaningful messages, they further added.

Dhanalakshmi.V, mother of Aashvi.V, a pre-schooler in UKG at Frontline Millennium School, proudly stated that her daughter has achieved a phenomenal world record by flawlessly identifying 144 digital images of fruits and vegetables within a remarkable 3 minutes. With an astounding accuracy of 141 perfectly identified images, Aashvi’s exceptional memory and recalling capacity leave experts and onlookers in awe. Her achievement not only highlights her remarkable skills but also emphasizes the importance of fruits and vegetables in a child’s diet. As the saying goes, “An apple a day keeps the doctor away,” Aashvi’s accomplishment reinforces the significance of a nutritious diet for children’s health and well-being, she further detailed.

These extraordinary achievements by Frontline Millennium School students showcase their exceptional talents and serve as an inspiration for others to strive for greatness. With their determination and dedication, the success story of these young individuals is bound to continue, inspiring future generations to reach new heights.

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