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Seven Star International School, Bhota

The Hindustan Scouts and Guides three-day camp has started in the school. About 80 students of classes V to X are participating. Different activities are being carried out by state secretary Pushpraj, district secretary Sunil Kaushal and trainer Surjeet. Kamal...

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Updated At : 11:13 AM Oct 03, 2024 IST

The Hindustan Scouts and Guides three-day camp has started in the school. About 80 students of classes V to X are participating. Different activities are being carried out by state secretary Pushpraj, district secretary Sunil Kaushal and trainer Surjeet. Kamal and Ranjana are mentors from the school. The students were told about tent pitching when needed, cooking food, welcoming the guest by using different ways, sending signals, etc. This is the basic training camp for newly enrolled Scouts and Guides.

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