Hyderabad Public School - Begumpet conducts Centenary summer camp for schoolchildren

HYDERABAD: The Hyderabad Public School - Begumpet has announced its Centenary Summer Camp for schoolchildren, as part of its ongoing centenary celebrations.

The camp will be held from April 24 to May 20, 2023. The summer camp was inaugurated by actor Anumolu Sushant as the Chief Guest.

Gusti Noria, president of Hyderabad Public School Society and Principal Dr. Madhav Deo Saraswat.

The Centenary Summer Camp aims to provide a unique and engaging learning experience for children, in a safe and fun-filled environment. The camp will offer a range of creative activities, including summer carnival musical play, western dance class, calligraphy, and culinary class. The school’s Olympic standard sports infrastructure will be offered to sports enthusiasts to dive into team sports. Through the Abacus and Vedic math programs, this summer camp will be a unique way to prepare the kids for a new academic session. It will be led by experienced instructors and teachers from HPS, who will ensure that the children receive quality education and care.

This camp intends to expose students to sporting stalwarts, who will inspire them towards higher goals through interaction and mentoring. A series of special sessions have been organized with Telangana’s first AFC - a license-holder in football Shyamlam, Relay Olympian and representative for India in Tokyo Olympics 2021, Alex Antony, gold medalist in sports management,

Ranadeep Mukherjee, and former Indian cricketer Diana David.

Vice-principal and Head of Summer Program Amrita Chandra Raju, said, “As we celebrate our centenary year, we want to offer children a unique learning experience, which is why we have invited renowned sports figures and Olympians to add an element of adventure. The summer camps at HPS have always been a stimulating environment for students to acquire skills like leadership and teamwork. With the new school year around the corner, this is an ideal opportunity for us to nurture our students and foster creativity.”

The half day HPS Summer Camp provides a unique opportunity for the imagination, curiosity, and creativity of children to run wild across four enthralling weeks. More than 300 children have registered for the month-long array of interactive educational and creative activities.

The summer camp will culminate with a unique exhibit of activities on May 20 at a grand ceremony.