A Cub and Bulbul camp was recently organised by a school in the city, aimed at fostering skill development and outdoor engagement among young students. The event saw enthusiastic participation from children who engaged in various activities designed to enhance teamwork, leadership, and creative thinking.
Camp Highlights
The camp included a range of activities such as nature walks, craft sessions, and team-building games. Students learned basic survival skills, including knot-tying and map reading, under the guidance of trained instructors. The camp also emphasised environmental awareness, with sessions on recycling and conservation.
Student Participation
Over 100 students from different grades took part in the camp, which was held on the school grounds. The participants were divided into groups, each led by a senior student mentor. This structure encouraged peer learning and responsibility among the older students.
The camp concluded with a closing ceremony where students showcased their learnings through skits and presentations. Parents and teachers attended the event, praising the initiative for its holistic approach to education.
Future Plans
School authorities announced plans to make the Cub and Bulbul camp an annual event, with potential expansions to include overnight stays and advanced skill workshops. The success of this year's camp has sparked interest among other schools in the region to organise similar programmes.
