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Princess Fun City continues school tour initiative
Starting next month, Princess Fun City will continue its school tour initiative, granting access to its entertaining activities to school children from across the country.
Flashback: Some students at Fun City during a past school tour.
The initiative, which has become an annual feature, is done in collaboration with the Ministry of Education.
Moreover, from February 11 through April 30, 2016 all schools desirous of participating in the initiative can do so by calling or visiting the Providence, East Bank Demerara location.
In order to be a part of the school tour, persons can contact Marketing and Public Relations Manager, Ali Williams, on telephone numbers: 673-8698 or 265-7000 or email address: [email protected].
According to Ali, the initiative is one that was created with the intent of affording children an experience of a lifetime. The target audience, she noted, is usually the less fortunate who would not normally be able to visit Princess Fun City.
As part of the continued school tour initiative, which is in its third year, Ali said that participating schools will be given the opportunity to enhance their classrooms and students’ knowledge with computer giveaways. A total of five computers will be up for grabs this year, Ali disclosed.
While children are usually accompanied by their teachers, their parents can also share the experience with them. In addition to schools, the tour initiative is also offered to youth clubs.
The Fun City Arcade, the first of its kind in Guyana, offers family fun and entertainment, with more than 80 games and includes 7D Cinema, 3D graphics, dancing, street fighting, gifts, bowling, and racing, just to name a few. The movie theaters, at the entertainment facility, provide the latest 3D releases in Bollywood, children and Hollywood movies.
And according to Ali, “we cater to ages two to 102.”
Princess has also been making available its billboard, positioned in its Providence compound, to the needs of the Ministry to display educational and informative messages on LED screen. This, according to Ali, is being offered free of cost.
Princess Fun City and Entertainment Centre was named the 2013 winner of Georgetown Chamber of Commerce and Industry’s Business of the Year award.
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