Advertising Pitch For Pre School
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A pitch presentation made for a national client starting their first International pre-school, based on the Regio Emilia approach. The concept is new in India, and it required convincing the client how we understood the principle
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- 1. ????Lets start asking Questions???
- 2. As a child my daughter confounded me with her Questions
- 3. Why are the stars small and the moon so big?
- 4. Why is a tomato redand capsicum green?“Why do onions make you cry?”“Why cant I jump from the 4th step?”
- 5. Why cant I climb the tree like Fluffy?And on…and on she went
- 6. Today I am a happy motherI am not afraid that she will sit back and wait for some one to find answers for her
- 7. Unfortunately this habit was not cultivated in her schoolIt was never a smart thing to raise your hand if you had a Question.
- 8. It is an established fact that the first 5 yearsare the most important onesIt is the time when his personality and intelligence levels are determined
- 9. The child’s brain is a lot more active and alert forever grasping new skills, language and methods
- 10. Stimulation is not equal to bombardment of information
- 11. Stimulation is about exposing the child todifferent environments, letting him be, and answering his questions in all honesty and detail
- 12. This is what we understand VIVERO International wants to doThe Reggio Emilia approach to education is committed to the creation of conditions for learning that will enhance and facilitate children’s construction of “his or her own powers of thinking through the synthesis of all the expressive, communicative and cognitive languages” (Edward and Forman 1993)
- 13. International recognition of Reggio preschools exploded in 1991, when a panel of experts identified the Reggio Emilia preschools as the most avant-garde early childhood Institution in the world
- 14. Image of the Child: Reggio educators view each child as a competent individual able to construct their own learning. Respect for the child is an overwhelming theme. Emergent Curriculum: An emergent curriculum is one that builds upon the interest of the children. Topics for study are captured from the talk of children, through community or family events. Project Work: Throughout a project, teachers help children make decisions about the direction of a study, the ways in which the group will research a topic, the representational medium that would demonstrate and showcase the topic and the selection of materials needed to represent the work.Representational Development: The Reggio Emilia approach calls for the integration of the graphic arts as a tool for cognitive, linguistic, and social development. Presentation of concepts and hypothesis in multiples forms of representation – print, art, construction, drama, music, puppetry, and shadow play – are viewed as essential to children’s understanding of experience. Understanding the Reggio Emilia Approach
- 15. Understanding the Reggio Emilia ApproachCollaboration: Children are encouraged to dialogue, critique, compare, negotiate, hypothesize, and solve problems through group work. Teachers as Researchers: the role of the teacher is first and foremost to be that of a learner alongside the children. Documentation: documentation of children’s work in progress is viewed as an important tool in the learning process of children, teachers, and parents. Environment: Within the Reggio Emilia schools, great attention is given to the look and feel of the classroom. Environment is considered the “third teacher.” Teachers carefully organize space for small and large group projects and small intimate spaces for one, two or three children. Parent involvement: Active parent participation is an essential component of the Reggio educational experience. Teachers take steps to increase family participation and establish a climate of openness and two way communication
- 16. But we are not here to discuss the merits ofwhich style of education method is important…But rather how do we convince parents that anopportunity NOW exists that gives you and yourchild a new learning experience
- 17. No naturally while searching for a good Pre school in Pune, I did the obvious…
- 18. A random page of various school options available
- 19. I had to go through each individually to understand their teaching methodology and what they planned to do with my child
- 21. But no school from Pune figured in the list
- 22. So, my next search was more specificAnd I could choose as per preferred location
- 23. And it became evident that access to information was the prime need of the mother..So lets briefly profile THE MOTHER
- 24. She is…YoungEducatedHas travelled internationally, Is net savvyBelieves in information on the net if it comes through the right source
- 25. Her clamour for the right pre-school starts within a few months of a child’s coming into this world. She understands the importance of pre-school education.
- 26. She looks for foreign tie-ups and the demand for overall growth of children that would help them face competition
- 27. How do we reach her?
- 29. What we need is a marketing strategyAn e-marketing strategy
- 30. The most obvious solution is1GET A WEBSITE UPLOADEDSecondly…Do SEO….(you know what I mean)
- 31. E-marketing tools that we need to usebanner ads affiliate marketing keyword promotione-mail marketingsearch engine placement
- 32. Listing in DirectoriesFor schoolshttp://preschools.indiaedu.com/play-school-games/http://indiandir.comwww.learn4good.comhttp://directory.classifieds1000.com/all/preschoolFor Pune Citywww.virtualpune.comwww.punecity.comwww.pune.inwww.punediary.com2
- 33. 3Blogs Cause a Stir
- 34. Why blog for business?There are several potential reasons to blog, but, as always, it depends on what you want. Blogs are no different from channels like video, print, audio, presentations etc. They all deliver results - but of varying kind. The kind you can expect from blogs is mainly about stronger relations with important target groups.
- 35. Obvious BenefitsBecome the ExpertRank high in Search EnginesCustomer Relationships Internal Collaboration Knowledge Management Test ideas or products Media Relations Recruitment
- 36. Entering the BlogosphereHaving once created our Blog, we need to interact with other blogs , write commentsinvite comments on articles embed a link to our school siteExamples of some parenting blogs – http://www.goodparenting.co.inhttp://vishal-rationalism.blogspot.com/2008/02/indian-parents.htmlhttp://www.onsponge.comhttp://www.theparentszone.comhttp://indiaparenting.wordpress.comhttp://www.ilovemybaby.org3
- 38. Lets see what Dimple had to say a few days back
- 39. A Recap of RecommendationsHosting a websiteSearch engines optimisationListing with directories and school sitesto get your site found by other peopleBlogging, Reciprocal links & referralsfor pages similar to our businessthese people are already interested in our subject area, and we get to know that they have Internet access!
- 40. Having virtually created our presenceWe are now ready for some REAL visibility
- 42. Conduct Seminars/Workshops4Location – school premisesSocial clubs – Residency club, Poona Club, Turf Club, Ladies Club Put advertisements for registration purposes
- 43. Have limited seats to get exclusivitySome suggested themesOutdoor Spaces: The Reggio approachTalks and Q&A sessions on IB schooling, UK early childhood education‘Conversations’ – a series of thematic talksto debate and dialogue progressive thinking in early childhood educationClay workshopsto increase their confidence in working with this challenging and exciting mediumensure that children have the opportunity to represent their drawings in three dimensions
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- 45. PR - the essential Communication ToolGetting the right article at the right timeCreating awareness about the Reggio Emilia approach‘Agony Aunt’ column on parentingInterviews of staff and their experience with childrenPicture stories of children at Vivero International5
- 46. LAN – Local Area Network6Visibility at various touch points of TGLifestyle mallIshanya mallCrosswords / Odyssey
- 47. JamunaPai’s ClinicKaya ClinicsAbs for Her – health center“Curious Child” competitions
- 48. Reach out at MallsEspecially in the Kids sections for clothing and toysHand out school information booklets to parents at the cash counter7
- 50. Radio9Joc Talk the new school in townThe new approach eg. “Did you know” seriesUse it to promote the parenting site/events/seminars
- 52. OutdoorPhase IUse outdoors to promote the parenting sitePhase IIUse the same locations to promote schoolIndirect visuals showing activities/approachEg Grandma reading to kidsHuge image of a pond with caption – the new classroomThe outdoor to create its own buzz for details contact website address10
- 54. Local visibilitySignage is an essential tool to show your location, direct your visitors and welcome your customers. Whether it’s needed indoors or outdoors, its important that you show the way with style11Signage to be erected around school premises and on roads leading to it on the day of the launch
- 55. Chaka Laka Chi Chai Cho Chuko Lo Rum….
- 56. LaunchAamir Khan to “welcome” kids to schoolSpends a day “learning”Follow up articles and press 12
- 57. The Hundred Languages of Children is a continuously updated travelling exhibition that has been telling the story of the Reggio Emilia educational experience worldwide to thousands of visitors for over 25 yearsBring the show13
- 58. We are ready to answer all your questionsThank you
- 59. Images courtseyVarious images from the internetImages Bazaar – “images for presentation only”