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PROMIL PRE-SCHOOL AND ABS-CBN AWARD THIS YEAR’S GRAND I-SHINERS



Promil Preschool iShine Online Talent Camp provides a venue for talented preschoolers

Grand I-Shiners Altamira Saicon and Yessha De La Calzada with their moms
 
After months of scouting for kids who have the potential to shine with their talents, PROMIL PRE-SCHOOL and ABS-CBN have announced last Saturday, December 5, at the Dolphy Theatre this year’s grand winners of the PROMIL  PRE-SCHOOL  I-SHINE’S ONLINE TALENT CAMP.  They  are : Altamira Saicon, the Paintbrush Royalty of Cebu for Visual Arts and Yessha De La Calzada for Performing Arts. Angela Tan took home the Crowd Favorite award.

Dimples Romana with the 10 Promil i-Shine finalists and their parents

Now on its fourth year, PROMIL PRE-SCHOOL I-SHINE helped nurture the gift of over a hundred talented pre-schoolers  from all over the country.  Six weeks of comprehensive lessons were spent with Kapamilya host Dimples Romana, Visual Arts mentor Xian Lim and Performing Arts mentor Karylle  who helped nurture the gift of talented pre-schoolers who have enrolled and participated in the online talent camp.  They also hosted this special closing event.

 
Promil i-Shine judges and mentors

At the entrance of the Dolphy Theater, attendees were able to get up close and personal with the top 10 I-SHINERS and their works by browsing through the exhibit showcasing the kids’ exceptional talents.  There was an Art Station with a mini exhibit showcasing artworks by the five kid finalists in the Visual Arts category with their photos and profiles displayed. At the Performing Arts Station, there was an LED that showcased the 5 kid finalists’ past submissions as well as their photos and profiles.

Yessa dela Calzada, Grand i-Shiner for Performing Arts


Aside from the announcement of winners, celebrity mentors Agot Isidro, John Prats, and Menchu Lauchengo-Yulo also joined the top 10 I-SHINERS in opening the show  in a special performance.  Later, in a surprise heartwarming number, mentors Karylle and Xian serenaded the i-Shiners’ parents  and as a special tribute to the parents of the finalists for their  unending love and support.

Altamira Saicon, the Paintbrush Royalty of Cebu Grand i-Shiner winner for Visual Arts


After the amazing performances and art works from the top 10, the two PROMIL  PRE-SCHOOL  I-SHINERS  who emerged as grand winners in the  PROMIL PRE-SCHOOL I-SHINE ONLINE TALENT CAMP  were awarded cash prizes, one year supply of PROMIL PRE-SCHOOL  products  and a contract with ABS-CBN’s Multi-Channel Network: Chicken Pork Adobo and a talent workshop from Star Magic Workshops. They each had lucky home partners who were also awarded with special cash prizes and one year supply of PROMIL PRE-SCHOOL products.

 
Wyeth executives,  Promil Pre-School I -Shine Talent Camp hosts and mentors with the Grand I-Shiners and parents

The PROMIL PRE-SCHOOL I-SHINE ONLINE TALENT CAMP aims to continue to help exceptionally talented pre-schoolers unleash develop their full potential and nurture Filipino children’s talents with the help of their parents, proper care, and proper nutrition.
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