Discover and nurture your child’s talent at Promil Four iShine Talent Camp 7

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Enroll your kids with various activities in Promil Four i-Shine 7 Camps will run from April to May 2019

Each child is born with a talent that can appear in any form. Various activities can
unlock their potential which is just waiting to be discovered. From singing to acting, and
anything in between, your child’s gift can be nurtured through Promil Four’s i-Shine
Talent Camp 7, a summer talent development program in partnership with experts to
help kids 6-11 years old become their very best.


Last January 16, 2019, the Promil Four's i-Shine Talent Camp 7 Grand Launch was held at Maybank Performing Arts Theatre. Present during the grand launch is one of the Promil Alumni and current photographer, Shaira Luna where in she shares how her mother the importance of scrapbooking.  Dra. Leticia Ho, discussed how to nurtured the gifted child at the very young age.




Get ready to discover and develop your child’s talent and passion as Promil Four
launches the newest season of its talent development program, thei-Shine Talent Camp
7. As the brand stays true to its mission of nurturing the gift, the next generation of awe-
inspiring kids will be guided to reach their full potential in the fields of performing and
visual arts through mental, physical and social stimulation workshops.

Former and new mentors also introduced and shares their previous experiences in the talent camp.




Kids ages 6 to 11 can enjoy a whole new level of fun and experience interactive
learning with Promil Four’s i-Shine 7 featuring Art, Music, Dance camps, and its two
new camps, Theatre and Ballet. These camps are managed by the finest
experts/mentors of the country. Teachers Robert Alejandro and Kara Escay from
Papemelroti will coach the Art Camp, Maestro Ryan Cayabyab returns as the camp
master for the Music Camp, while Teacher Georcelle Dapat-Sy of the G-Force Dance
School leads the Dance Camp. Furthermore, Audie Gemora heads the Theatre Camp,
whereas Lisa Macuja-Elizalde guides the Ballet Camp.


All six mentors were presented during the launch of i-Shine 7, which also featured a talk
by Dra. Leticia Penano-Ho, the President of the Philippine Center for Gifted Education.
Dra. Ho talked about the importance of documenting the child’s journey to further help
them develop their skills.


Also lending her skills and talent during the launch was a self-taught freelance
photographer and “Promil kid” Shaira Luna who shared some photography tips during
her Creative Documenting & Scrapbook Making Workshop. Meanwhile, the launch was
hosted by seasoned actress Dimples Romana, who has been hosting the i-Shine Talent
Camp ever since its beginning.


Promil’s philosophy is to instill the importance of not only proper nutrition, but also
proper parenting and guidance to fully support a child’s proper growth and mental
development. This is in line with the brand’s advocacy of actively involving parents in
helping nurture the gift of their child.


Promil Four i-Shine 7 Camps will run from April to May 2019, and will be administered
not only in different cities around Metro Manila, but also in more locations around the
country like Batangas, Cebu, and Davao to allow kids outside Metro Manila to
experience what i-Shine has to offer. As it is important to hone and encourage kids’
talents at a young age, there will be a grand recital after the camp duration to showcase
what kids experienced and learned during the camps.


Past i-Shiners include Lucas Magallano of season 2 and Yesha Camile of season 3
who, after the camp, went on to let their talents shine through special performances in
various events.


Know more about i-Shine and reserve a camp slot for your child now! Visit
www.promilnurturethegift.com.ph/ for more details.

 #NurtureTheGift #Promil4iShine7
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Since 2009, Promil Four’s iShine Talent Camp has continued to evolve in helping mothers nurture the gift of their children by providing experts in various fields who personally design the summer talent camps for the children. Promil’s philosophy instills the importance of not only proper nutrition, but also proper parenting and guidance to fully support a child’s proper growth and development.



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