ABLP Summer Camp in St Mary’s South Shaping-Up
The ABLP’s Summer Camp at St. Mary’s South is off to an incredible start, surpassing all expectations.
Originally designed for fifty students, the camp has seen an overwhelming response, with almost one hundred participants eager to participate in the fun and educational activities.
The camp is buzzing with diverse activities, including arts and crafts, outdoor adventures, science experiments, and team-building exercises.
These activities cater to a wide range of interests and skills, ensuring that every participant finds something enjoyable and enriching.
The camp’s vibrant atmosphere and palpable energy reflect the students’ enthusiasm for learning and exploration.
The dedicated teachers and helpers have played a crucial role in shaping this success.
Their passion, knowledge, and creativity have inspired and motivated every student, contributing to the camp’s overall positive experience.

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