We all want to believe in transformation. The idea that one program can change your child’s life is tempting. But is it true for PlanetSpark?

Here’s my experience: I enrolled my son in the PlanetSpark program in October last year. We had just moved cities, and he was struggling to adjust in school. Communication wasn’t his strong suit. He often got tongue-tied even in informal settings.

Month 1:

• He was quiet in class, only spoke when asked directly.
   

• His writing was fine, but lacked imagination.
   

• He didn’t enjoy performing at all.
   

Month 2:

• The teacher introduced debate-style arguments. That got his attention.
   

• He wrote an opinion piece on why children should have longer recess. It was witty and well-structured.
   

Month 3:

• He recorded a 2-minute video persuading people to stop using plastic.
   

• He shared the video with his classmates on WhatsApp.
   

• His teacher in school asked him to present the same thing in assembly.
   

So, did PlanetSpark change his life? Not in the fairy tale way you’d expect. But yes, it gave him the courage to speak, the clarity to write, and the structure to present.

Most importantly, it gave him ownership. He now plans, prepares, and performs with a sense of pride.

That’s not magic. That’s the result of consistent, personalized, skill-based coaching. PlanetSpark didn’t change his life. It gave him the tools to change it himself.