A total of 725 children
break the Malaysia
Book of Records during World Children’s Day Celebration
Yours truly and her family here were
blessed to be among the few who were invited to witness Wall’s Paddle Pop and
LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort new record (Malaysia
Book of Records) for “The Biggest Painting Assembled by Children”. In conjunction with World Children’s Day, Paddle Pop and LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort invited 725 children from various orphanages
and kindergartens in Johor as well as children guests from LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort to paint their pledge to have fun as kids.
All individual handprinted tiles from the children were gathered to break the
record for the largest assembled painting measuring 12.27 metres by 7.53 metres
(40.26 feet by 24.7 feet). This broke the previous record of
9.75 metres by 5.48 metres (32 feet by 18 feet).
Shawn
Tan, Category Head of Wall’s Ice Cream, Unilever (M) Holdings Sdn Bhd said, “World
Children’s Day reminds us that we need to create opportunities for kids to grow
up naturally – with pleasure, excitement, exploration, imagination and
boundless energy.”
“I am extremely thrilled that Wall’s Paddle Pop and LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort have broken the Malaysia Book of Records with these kids while spreading awareness of “Let Kids be Kids”. The breaking of the record symbolizes the pledge by kids to have fun while they are still kids, which is inspired by Paddle Pop’s brand core belief of “Let Kids be Kids,” Shawn added.
Some of
the children today seem to be busier than ever with their schedules filled with
school, tuition classes and enrichment classes such as piano, art and dance
classes. Likewise, childhood pastimes are increasingly moving indoor with
electronic gadgets like televisions, computer and mobile devices.
In light of this, Paddle Pop and LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort joined hands to bring the outdoor fun experience to these children.
“We are happy to collaborate with Paddle Pop under our CSR programme
of Merlin Magic Wand to celebrate World Children’s Day with this fantastic
record-breaking activity. We are excited to display the painting at our Resort as
a beautiful reminder for children and their parents on the importance of balancing
studies and having fun outdoors,” said Mark Germyn, General Manager LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort.
During the World Children’s
Day activity, over 400 underprivileged children from the orphanages in Johor were
treated to a fun and exciting theme park experience in LEGOLAND® Malaysia Resort.
For more information on Paddle Pop,
please log on to www.paddlepop.com.my. For more information on LEGOLAND
Malaysia Resort, please visit www.LEGOLAND.my.
Congratulations and thank you very much to both Paddle Pop
and to LEGOLAND Malaysia Resort for giving me this golden opportunity to
witness this awesome record breaking and for my amazing trip to LEGOLAND
Malaysia Resort.
wow.. fun day there.
ReplyDeleteIt definitely was a lot of fun.... and I am sooooooo tired... huhuhu
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