
Minister Daryll Matthew (photo by Daryll Matthew)
The Annual Summer Camp in St John’s Rural South has officially opened its doors, bringing a wave of excitement and purpose to the youth of the Rural South.
This year, the camp aims to provide a vibrant space for young individuals to learn, create, and find inspiration in a supportive environment.
The camp offers a diverse array of activities that encompass art, academics, motivation, and movement, ensuring that every participant can explore their interests and talents. From hands-on art workshops to engaging academic sessions, the program is designed to enrich the minds and creativity of the campers.
“This summer, we’re excited to see our campers embrace new challenges and connect with each other in meaningful ways,” says MP Daryll Matthew.
Participants will have the opportunity to engage in various workshops, including painting, writing, and physical fitness activities, all while fostering teamwork and community spirit.
The camp’s structured yet flexible schedule allows for both learning and fun, ensuring that every moment is filled with excitement and purpose.
As the camp progresses over the coming weeks, the organizers aim to create an atmosphere that encourages growth, collaboration, and self-discovery among the youth. The impact of such initiatives is profound, building confidence and resilience as participants immerse themselves in a world of opportunities.
Parents and community members have expressed their support and enthusiasm for the camp, recognizing the positive influence it has on youth development in the region.
With an emphasis on creativity and education, the Annual Summer Camp continues to play a vital role in shaping the future of the young minds it serves.






to much big words in this article for the little ones to understand what’s going on
Not every child learns best in a classroom. Camps like these offer real-world learning that builds confidence, social skills, and purpose. We need more of this, not less.
If we’re serious about reducing crime, improving education, and building stronger communities, initiatives like this camp need to be funded and expanded. It’s not optional, it’s essential.
A minister who loves children. I like to see that
I love how the party loves children and looks out for their wellbeing