A youth development camp for 50 students of various secondary schools in KL was organized at Maha Karuna, Subang 2 in Nov.
Many of these students are musically-inclined and these exuberant youngsters had the opportunity to use their talents during the camp. They showcased their talents during the evening performance, where they put up a talent show, comprising of dances, dramas and singing. They are so full of energy and their enthusiasm was truly infectious!
Programs organized for the camp was well-rounded. They ranged from mind-teaser ice-breaking games, dharma talk, public speaking session, time management talk, understand yourself session, art theraphy, understanding personal space, hymn-singing session and puja.
The students were obviously very independent and responsible, whereby they planned their own duty roster for cleaning up the premise after meals, washing of cutleries and arranging chairs at dining hall. The elder ones would ensure that the young ones were taken care of. The younger participants were primary school students. Yet, they are able to mingle well with the much older secondary school students and participated actively in the planned programmes.
Enclosed are videos of these young people and more photos of the camp can be viewed at http://picasaweb.google.com/setenang.
Many of these students are musically-inclined and these exuberant youngsters had the opportunity to use their talents during the camp. They showcased their talents during the evening performance, where they put up a talent show, comprising of dances, dramas and singing. They are so full of energy and their enthusiasm was truly infectious!
Programs organized for the camp was well-rounded. They ranged from mind-teaser ice-breaking games, dharma talk, public speaking session, time management talk, understand yourself session, art theraphy, understanding personal space, hymn-singing session and puja.
The students were obviously very independent and responsible, whereby they planned their own duty roster for cleaning up the premise after meals, washing of cutleries and arranging chairs at dining hall. The elder ones would ensure that the young ones were taken care of. The younger participants were primary school students. Yet, they are able to mingle well with the much older secondary school students and participated actively in the planned programmes.
Enclosed are videos of these young people and more photos of the camp can be viewed at http://picasaweb.google.com/setenang.
Challenge your creativity! How to get yourself disentangled?
Learn About Yourself Through the Toys You Pick
Understanding personal space session
Art Theraphy
Dance performance during talentshow
Dharma session with Rev. Guan Ru
Group photo
Happy Faces as the Students Bid Farewell
Is your mind agile enough for this game?
3 Little Tigers performance
Cheers of Love & Joy
