CAMP DAY-3

 Day 3 Reflection (08/10/2025 – Wednesday)

Day 3 began with an early wake-up call followed by Zen Den Yoga handled by Sudharman Master, which helped us feel calm and relaxed. After Morning Fuel, the Unity Hour encouraged togetherness and cooperation among students. These morning sessions helped us start the day with discipline, positivity, and mental balance.

The Clarity for Community medical camp conducted by Alhiba Eye Hospital, Anchal was informative and useful, as it focused on eye care and basic health awareness. After lunch, the Artistry Avenue workshop was led by Mr. Anil Karette, Script Writer, Director, Limca Book of Record holder, and Theatre Activist. This session encouraged creativity, self-expression, and confidence through simple and engaging activities.

In the evening, the interactive session Inspiring Insights by Mr. Kishorkumar M. S., National Award Winner for Best Teacher, gave us valuable thoughts on teaching, dedication, and personal growth. Dinner was followed by the Camp Fire, which allowed students to relax and interact freely. Overall, Day 3 was meaningful, combining health awareness, creativity, inspiration, and group bonding in a balanced manner.



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