When learning doesn't stop at the classroom door, kids get to see that the skills they've built can actually turn into something real and be shared with others.

On May 25, 2025, GIVE SPACE held GIVE STAR Future x Talent Concert #21 at Mahidol Sittasathorn Hall, opening the stage to children from the GIVE SPACE program to perform their own abilities in their own way.

The event featured more than 100 performances, spanning music, singing, ballet, taekwondo, and a showcase of technology skills through a robot competition. For GIVE SPACE, this wasn't just a concert or a talent show — it was another space that let kids see that what they practice every week can genuinely grow into something bigger.

Over 100 performances, each showing a different kind of ability

One thing that sets GIVE STAR Future x Talent Concert apart is the sheer range of performances. Kids don't need to share the same ability — each one has room to express what they're learning and interested in.

The event featured instrumental music, singing, ballet performances, taekwondo demonstrations, and a robot competition alongside a technology showcase. This variety reflects a principle GIVE SPACE has always valued: every child can have their own strengths and their own way of shining. There's no single yardstick for measuring every child's ability.

From the classroom to a real stage

Classroom practice helps kids build skills gradually, but stepping onto a real stage is an experience the classroom alone can't replace. Before a performance, kids have to prepare, rehearse, and manage their own nerves. When the moment to perform arrives, everything practiced in the classroom gets put to real use in front of an audience.

This helps kids see their own progress more clearly — not just in the sense of "getting better," but in the feeling of "something I couldn't do before, I can now show to others."

The stage isn't reserved for the most talented kids

For GIVE SPACE, a stage shouldn't be a space reserved for only the most skilled or most confident few. Some kids step up nervous. Some aren't fully confident yet. Some need more effort than others to feel ready. But having the chance to try is part of the learning itself — confidence doesn't come from being told "you have to be confident." It builds gradually, as a child prepares, tries, and sees themselves come through the experience.

Future x Talent: because ability comes in many forms

The name "Future x Talent" reflects something GIVE SPACE has always valued — creating space for kids to discover and develop their abilities through a range of experiences. In a single event, we saw Music & Performance, Movement & Sport through Ballet and Taekwondo, and Technology & Problem Solving through the robot competition. These may look different on the surface, but they share one thing in common: every child has to learn, practice, do the work, and develop from wherever they started.

Behind the stage, parents who gave kids the chance to discover themselves

No performance happens because of just one child. Behind each one are parents and families who supported them the whole way — bringing them to class, supporting rehearsals, and giving them the chance to try a real stage.

GIVE SPACE thanks every family who recognized the value of this kind of learning and gave their children the chance to discover their abilities through varied experiences, and we applaud every child brave enough to step up and perform what they practiced at GIVE STAR Future x Talent Concert #21. Whatever the outcome on stage, a child's willingness to "try" is already an important step of growth.

Frequently asked questions

Does GIVE SPACE offer a real stage for students to show their abilities?

Yes — GIVE STAR Future x Talent Concert is one of the events where GIVE SPACE opens up space for students to put what they've learned to use on a real stage. Edition #21 featured over 100 performances spanning music, singing, ballet, taekwondo, and technology activities.

If my child isn't confident performing yet, can they still study at GIVE SPACE?

Yes — a child doesn't need to be stage-ready from day one. GIVE SPACE offers both private and group classes, plus subjects where a child can express themselves in many ways — through voice, music, dance, sport, art, or technology. The goal is for a child to gradually build confidence from what they can already do, before taking on more challenging experiences when they're ready.

Want your child to have a space to discover and show their own abilities? Start by letting them try an activity they're interested in — the GIVE SPACE team can help recommend a class based on age, interests, and what you'd like them to develop.

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