Asia’s largest educational kids’ fair is back!

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Scenes from SKAP 2017 – (Above photo) Kids display their dancing talent on stage with Dr. Tempra. (Bottom photo) At the Nido FortiGrow booth, visitors take on a mind challenge with a wall puzzle.
Smart Kids Asia Philippines (Smart Kids), Asia’s largest educational kids’ fair, is back! On its fourth year in the Philippines, Smart Kids will happen on 27 and 28 January 2018 at halls 3 and 4 of the SMX Convention Center, SM Mall of Asia Complex, Pasay City. With the theme Around the World in Two Days, Smart Kids will showcase over 100 kid- and family-friendly brands that promise 2 days filled with fun, entertainment, and activities!


Families are in for an exciting time participating in exhibitors’ activities and interactive stage performances, which include mascot appearances, fashion shows, dance numbers, a quiz show, and art sessions among others. And of course, they can expect a lot of giveaways from the different participating brands!


The fun and learning continues at the Smart Classrooms, where parents and kids can learn together in various activities that are facilitated by this year’s exhibitors. There will be cooking demos, creative and dancing workshops, a chess competition, and other engaging activities. Interested parents can visit www.smartkidsasia.com.ph/ to pre-register.


To make their time at Smart Kids extra exciting, the first 1,500 families per day will get Quest Guides, which will entitle them to receive a special loot bag once they present the completed Stamp Page to the Redemption Booth.


This year’s Smart Kids is co-presented by Skechers Kids, Nestle Nesfruta, Nido Fortigrow, and Polaroid Philippines, who have prepared exciting activities and giveaways in their own booths. They will be joined by event partners Diwa Learning Systems Inc, DreamWorks’ DreamPlay, Lima Park Hotel, Milna, MindGuru, Moring-O Malunggay, Microdata, and Paracetamol Tempra—who have promised an unforgettable experience for all the families who will be visiting their booths.


Also joining this year’s SKAP are media partners GMA, Manila Bulletin, Manila Times, Manila Standard, Smartparenting.com.ph, Inquirer.net / INQ POP, and wheninmanila.com, as well as sponsors Arla, Bubi, Jollibee, Permethrin Kwell, and Pascual Creamy Delight.



Family tickets for Smart Kids is available onsite at P250, which is good for 2 parents and 2 kids. Extra adult tickets are available for P50. Senior citizens, Persons with Disabilities (PWD), and children 2 and under get in for free. 

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For more information, visit Smart Kids’ Facebook page:
 https://www.facebook.com/smartkidsasiaphilippines/



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