Summer camps are an opportunity for kids to
learn, make new friends and share new adventures. Indus World School had
organized a summer camp Bonanza in the school premises between 16th
April to 30thApril, 2012. The Grand Finale was held on 30th
April’12.
With 2nd
year of excellence, IWS summer camp maintained a low ratio for added safety and
fun. During the camp we integrated a review of exploring and enhancing their
vocabulary, visualising numbers through basic concepts of Vedic math, music,
dance, art and craft activities keeping in mind that children are on vacation
and fun is a must. The above activities were designed keeping in mind the
skills required for the 21st, century.
The Summer Camp gave all the children the
opportunity to push boundaries to explore the world around them and to imagine
their own greatest possibilities. Campers were asked to step out of their usual
comfort zones as they learnt how to live amicably with others. They developed
important life skills, independence, honesty, helpfulness and self-esteem
because they lived with children from different schools and learnt to get along
with the peers and respect one another. IWS is a place where all the kids are
valued no matter what their talents or differences are.
Children took part in a combination of
challenging multiple activities with stimulating mental abilities in the fields
such as arts, crafts language, music, dance, and Vedic maths. It also groomed
their unexplored hidden talents and personalities. Kids benefited through their
own effort, they learnt and grew from the experience.
“It was indeed remarkable to see these
children settle down so well and become comfortable with all of us. They were
all open to the given opportunities and have done extremely well during the camp.
We at Indus believe that every child is unique and blessed with lot of skills.
The need of the hour is to give opportunities to them and let them discover
their hidden talents and showcase them” said Head Mistress Ms. Namita
Parathasarty.
The activities done by the campers during the
summer camp were put for display and sale, the proceeds of the same were
donated to,”Navjeevan Society for Research and Rehabilitation of the Mentally
Retarded”.
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