When it’s said that,
The best things in life are free
it doesn’t really mean a material thing. By this, one refers to the experience that you go through. And this is what our ‘Free Camping’ initiative focuses on.
Encountering an adventure experience that will help students reflect on the life around them. Not just prepare them to face any situation but also fight it and come out stronger.
Here at Invincible, we have evoked the journey of pragmatic learning; nor it can be found written in any books, neither can be learned by being captured around the four walls of the classroom. For such lessons, it is important for students to not just step outside but also run into the wilderness camping, in the lap of Mother Nature.
So under the initiative of ‘Free Camping,’ we are willing to inflate all the good qualities in the modern youth in a brighter way.
You might wonder, how?
The below three questions will help you get an answer to all your queries and will make things easier to understand this initiative.
1. What do we exactly mean by ‘Free Camping’?
In simple words, this Free Camping initiative provides a platform for Schools going young-age students to come and stay at the campsite of Invincible for free. This free camping includes everything except for food and transportation charges.
Invincible – the NGO owns well-set campsites at Polo Forest, Saputara, and Beyt Dwarka. We are here to welcome and make you experience the real thrill through camping activities.
We will look after your stay, from tents to mattresses to scouting unexplored and adventurous places. Instructors, to guide you well and take care of your camp would also be arranged by us. So you need not worry about it, you got our back! Just pack your bags and set yourself ready for Free Camping.
2. Why is it important for students to experience this free camping?
We all are aware of how today’s youth is mainly influenced by technology and social media, which becomes a barrier to their overall development. To break this barrier camping comes into play, to set a tent.
Camping helps students take a holistic view of life and then work on themselves to be a better version of themselves. Students will be able to create a better world where they can self-fulfill their needs and play a constructive role in society.
Surrounded by nature from all sides, will help you stay grounded all the time.
Amid natural forces, you meet the other side of yourself who finds a way to survive without the things, which you thought you never would. Whether it is a phone network or your favorite pair of clothes, nothing seems like you can’t live without it. You got it all.
You will stop complaining about your problems and will appreciate nature for giving you what you have today. Not just at a personnel level but students will also understand how important it is to preserve our environment. It is a very basic approach that makes way for awareness.
A student is like a lump of wet clay, they will become the way you shape it. So whatever training or lessons we provide them now, will reflect on how they will be in the future. So now is the time when they can learn the real way to survive and change the way they approach life problems.
Because ‘student life’ is the only phase where you can learn the best lessons.
3. How does the Free Camping function?
As mentioned earlier this free camping doesn’t include food and transportation costs of any campsite. The school will be responsible to arrange these two areas by themselves.
But if the school cannot arrange and wants us to provide food or travel, or both the facility then we will help and look after it at a chargeable price. However, under this initiative, we charge a minimal amount which is almost 50% less than our usual cost for camps.
The camps could be customized according to the need and requirements of the school.
If such camping is made a part of students' School educational trips then it surely proves very beneficial in developing self-control, self-reliance, and self-direction. So let’s meet at the campsite.
The best part is we don’t train students, but they train themselves!