Wisdom Park hosts three Dhamma Schools for teenagers’ camp

Wisdom Park hosts three Dhamma Schools for teenagers’ camp

A group photo of students from Buddhist Gem Fellowship, Sambodhi Buddhist Association, and Seremban Sudhamma Buddhist Society.

From 7 to 9 November, Wisdom Park hosted a Dhamma School camp jointly organised by Buddhist Gem Fellowship, Sambodhi Buddhist Association, and Seremban Sudhamma Buddhist Society. The camp brought teenagers from the three Dhamma schools together for three days of joyful learning and fellowship.

The campus’s peaceful surroundings and lush greenery provided a welcoming setting for the camp. Some learning sessions took place in the outdoor pavilions, where the teenagers could learn together in the open air.

Sis. Loh Pei Qi, a member of the Wisdom Park EXCO, welcomes the participants and introduces the Nalanda volunteers.

The Wisdom Park Development Committee led the teachers and participants on a tour of the campus.

Participants join Nalanda Dhamma School teachers and youth leaders for communal meals, taking time to reflect and chant together.

During their stay, the campers shared meals and took part in communal life with Nalanda’s Dhamma School teachers and youth leaders, who were at Wisdom Park for their own training. These everyday moments gave the teenagers a chance to get to know others in the Buddhist community and experience Buddhist culture together.

Wisdom Park was established to train Dhamma teachers, nurture Buddhist leaders, and cultivate Buddhist values and culture. By welcoming programmes such as this camp, Wisdom Park supports Buddhist societies in educating their young people and giving them opportunities to practise these values in community life.

Participants queueing patiently to collect food for their meals.

Participants helping out with housekeeping of Wisdom Park.

Interactive session to facilitate with learning.

Group sharing and reflection among peers to deepen their understanding and listening to different experiences.