Mumbai: Actor Sharman Joshi has extended his support to Little Flower Children School (LFCS) and its pan-India budget school franchise initiative, which aims to make quality, child-centred education more accessible to children across the country.
Speaking through a video message at the launch event in Mumbai, Joshi stressed the need to combine academic education with practical life skills. “Equipping children with life skills is not only the responsibility of parents but also of schools. It is important not just to talk about it, but to demonstrate it through action,” he said.
The initiative, led by LFCS director Muralidhar Yadav, seeks to provide quality education at affordable fees while keeping children’s overall development at its core.
Renowned mathematician and Super 30 founder Anand Kumar also appreciated the campaign. Describing it as a meaningful effort towards “Mission Education and Mission India”, Kumar said he would offer free guidance to talented students from underprivileged backgrounds.
Kumar emphasised that education should encourage children to think creatively rather than simply memorise information. He said students should be given opportunities to innovate and discover new ideas.
Yadav said every child possesses unique talent and needs the right guidance and opportunities to realise their potential. He described Kumar’s presence and support as particularly significant for the education mission.
