Lead C1 - Phase II
“Leaders are those who empower others”
– Bill Gates
The camp was filled with a variety of activities, each carefully designed to instill key leadership qualities. But it wasn't all talk and chalk. We took the learning outside, engaging everyone in outdoor activities that were not just fun but also deeply educational. Through these activities, students learned the essence of trust building and effective communication – the bedrock of any great leader. What made these activities special was their ability to teach invaluable leadership qualities in a hands-on manner. The students weren't just listening to theories; they were living them. They navigated through challenges that taught them to trust their teams, communicate effectively, and lead with confidence and empathy.
As
the day came to a close, we had one more important task: recognizing the hard
work and growth of these young leaders. Each student was awarded a certificate,
a token of their courage, effort, and potential. This moment was more than just
a ceremony; it was a boost of confidence, a recognition of their capabilities,
and a step towards their future leadership journeys. However, the most
memorable part of the day was receiving feedback from the students. Their words
of gratitude, excitement, and newfound passion for leadership were the true
measure of our success. It was a reminder that empowerment comes not just from
teaching but from inspiring.
This leadership development camp was more than just a day of activities. It was a seed planted in the hearts of young leaders, a promise of a brighter, more empowered future. And as we packed up, we knew we had ignited a spark of change, one that would grow and spread far beyond the confines of the camp.
By,
Leo Dewmini Ranasinghe.
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