Globe Telecom Inc. said Friday it teamed up with British company Learning Possibilities, creators of the innovative digital reading app Learning Islands, to bring a captivating world of learning and entertainment to young Filipinos.
Learning Islands is designed to make reading not just a task but a delight for the children. It helps in developing their reading comprehension and English-speaking skills through stories with Disney characters, turning learning into an engaging and enriching experience.
The app also offers interactive games to ignite children’s curiosity and creativity and this unique approach ensures that learning is not only effective but also incredibly enjoyable.
“We are thrilled to enter into this exciting partnership with Globe for the Philippines market. Learning Islands is a digital app built on an adventure through five islands while discovering a collection of 100 video stories from Disney and 240 interactive games with amazing prizes. I look forward to working together to deliver this great app to families across the Philippines,” Learning Possibilities chief executive Mehool Sanghrajka said.
United Kingdom’s Department for Business and Trade head of International Education Sarah Chidgey welcomed the partnership and the possibilities it could open for Filipino children.
“I am thrilled that the British company Learning Possibilities’ partnership with Globe will make its Learning Islands app accessible to all Filipino children. The combination of the app’s Disney-themed content and Globe’s reach across the Philippines makes this an amazing combination that will contribute to enhancing English skills and literacy in the Philippines. I look forward to hearing about its future success,” she said.
Globe Get Entertained Tribe head Rina Azcuna-Siongco said the collaboration aimed to provide an engaging and effective learning platform for Filipino children.
“By partnering with Learning Possibilities, we are not just advancing our commitment to education but also ensuring that learning becomes a fun and immersive experience for them,” she said.
