Reflections from participant:
I think all the events throughout the camp were truly impressive; I can’t pick which one was the best.
Each event offered different types of leadership skills for us to discover.
For city tracing, it really helped boost the friendship within our team and allowed us to understand more about working with teammates we weren’t familiar with.
The lifeline activity provided us with a great opportunity to reflect on what we learned that day. It helped us realize that there may not always be people to support us in our lives, but we could gradually learn to tackle problems on our own. Meanwhile, it also taught us that we need to cherish those who assist us along the way.
Additionally, Day 2’s mass games further enhanced our leadership skills, allowing us to work as a team instead of as individuals. We engaged in discussions and applied various skills introduced throughout the camp.
Last but not least, the talks by the Brothers were surely very inspiring and valuable to our lives. Their introduction to Lasallian Spirituality helped us understand how we should approach life – as the Brothers mentioned, it can become a part of our lifestyle. The “5 roles of being a leader” also inspired me to become a better person in general on top of being a leader.
Overall, I really enjoyed the camp. It brought together student representatives from different schools, allowing us to make new friends and gain a better understanding of their cultures.
It was truly inspiring and meaningful, helping me grow into a better person for the future. It’s a great pleasure to have been a part of this camp, and I thank you for this wonderful opportunity!
Hayden Yu
St. Joseph’s College
