UditVani, Jamshedpur: The Adventure Club of Loyola School, Jamshedpur, organized an exciting and unforgettable trekking expedition for the students of classes 6 to 9, and class 11, on February 20th and 21st, respectively. A total of around 400 students participated, overcoming fears and pushing their limits.
The trek was planned right after the final exams to help students relax, refresh, and recharge. It began from Maukulakocha, a small village at the foot of the Dalma Hills. The students eagerly walked through the hills, enjoying the beauty of nature. Navigating the steep and rugged trails was a way to test their physical strength and endurance. Despite unpredictable weather, they continued step by step, feeling proud of their achievements.
Father Vinod Fernandes, SJ, the Principal, said that such activities help reduce stress, build confidence, and prepare the students to face challenges in life. He added that these experiences boost self-esteem, strengthen friendships, develop teamwork, and create self-awareness. Outdoor activities also help students appreciate nature and become more responsible toward the environment.
The trek was led by experienced guides and forest department guards to ensure safety of one and all. Special thanks to DFO, Mr. Saba Alam Ansari, for allowing the students to trek in the Dalma range and for providing all necessary facilities. We also appreciate Mr. Mazharul Bari for demonstrating emergency rescue techniques and Mr. Sheela Aditya Acharya, Mr. Hari Prasad, and other Dalma Forest Department officials for guiding and taking care of the students.
The trek was organized by the Games co-ordinator Sir, Dale Anthony Passagne, with the assistance of other senior games teachers.
More such activities will be conducted in the future to benefit the students.
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