BCM School, Dugri, holds adventure camp for primary students

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Updated At : 08:40 AM Dec 02, 2024 IST

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The school turned into an adventure playground for primary students during the Mapple Adventure Camp. The exciting event introduced children to a series of activities designed to ignite their spirit of adventure and enhance teamwork. The camp included adventure games like Rope Ladder, Tarzan Swing, Laser Beam Challenge, Commando Net, Trampoline Fun, Tyre Wall, Mowgli Walk, Burma Bridge, and Wall Climbing, keeping the young participants engaged. Principal Dr Vandna Shahi said, “The Mapple Adventure Camp was more than just fun — it’s a chance for our students to test their limits, learn resilience, and work together. Watching their excitement and determination was truly inspiring.”

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