A Michael Jackson look and dancealike kept the children entertained
Michael Jackson lookalike entertains children at awards ceremony in Alperton
Lorraine King, News editor
Tuesday, June 26, 2012
11:49 AM
David Boakes hot steps it at the event hosted by the Central Kumon Study Centre
Cllr Michael Adeyeye, Mayor of Brent, presented the children with their certificatesA group of youngsters were awarded for their educational achievements and entertained by a hot-footed Michael Jackson lookalike.
Students at the Central Kumon Study Centre in Stanley Avenue, Alperton, were presented with their medals and certificates by Cllr Michael Adeyeye, Mayor of Brent, which recognised their maths and English accomplishments.
Cllr Adeyeye told the 150 children at the awards: “I wish I could have been a Kumon student when I was growing up.”
The centre offers an after-school education using the Kumon method of learning which developed in 1954 by Japanese teacher Toru Kumon.
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