With the approach of winter camp studies, we are attempting to involve kids in more activities because they will be facing difficult times during their studies.
It is usually a good idea to keep children and little kids busy with events, programs, and other sports schedules.
We are in the middle of November, and in one and a half months, the winter camp session will begin, and during this time, students will give more attention to their academics since it is important for students to meet their annual goals.
As a result, Fatima Institute is doing all possible to provide time for their students to participate in various sports activities, play zones, and other sports tournaments so that they can recharge and release all of their educational fatigue.
In this regard, Fatima institution intends to transport students to Leo Playland, which has several rides and sports activities within the Leo Playland region, which will undoubtedly refresh students' minds and allow them to enjoy themselves.
After they decided to transport the students to this playing zone, they invited me to participate in this session because I am a member of this institute's staff, and they notify me about each program and solicit my feedback.
After hearing about this activity, I feel pleased and gladly join them, and we plan to take the students to the playground.
The good thing about the weather is that it is not too cold yet, but it is temperate, and it is the type of weather that gives me a good sensation.
On Sunday, which is the students' weekend day, we intend to take them to the #Leo playland at 10:30 a.m.
I get to discuss this activity with my family at home. My girls also learned about this program and began pestering me to take them as well.
I thought it would be a good time to bring my girls as well because there would be more students and they would enjoy their time.
I promised to take my kid to the playground, which is one of her favorite places to play.
The playland normally charges 400 rupees for one person, however because of our Institute and the fact that we bring more pupils there on a regular basis, we enjoy a special discount of 200 rupees per head.
For this, we thank the Leo Playland team members, who always provide a special discount for our pupils.
We took approximately 70 students to the playland area, which, to be honest, is a difficult work to control because many of them are very small and of a younger age, which will undoubtedly irritate us, and there is a greater risk that they would damage themselves, fight with one other, and so on.
Nonetheless, we accept the challenge and decided to enroll as many students as possible before the start of winter camp courses.
We delegated duty to one of our financial staff members who is in charge of calculating money and the number of pupils, and he underlined precise information regarding finance and student enrollment.
On Sunday at 10:30 a.m., we took all of the students, and as soon as we reached the playland, all of the staff members were waiting for us and welcoming us.
We taught all of the students about some of the laws and regulations of the playground.
And we emphasized on avoiding fighting since when kids get together, they are bound to taunt, annoy, and fight.
That's why we gave the pupils some stern directions, which they gladly accepted.
We received 200 rupees per student, totaling roughly 14,000 rupees, which is a considerable amount of money for the playground and staff members.
The students began playing in the playland area, and they enjoyed each and every ride. In the meantime, I decided to take some images and preserve them in the institute's memory, which would undoubtedly be useful for future reference.
I tried to take the finest photos of the students while they were playing. In addition, the small kid playing is my daughter.
She had a great day, and watching her happy made me feel good and begin to recall my childhood memories.
When I was a kid, we had plans for such play spaces, football games, cricket games, and other sporting activities.
Those are the treasured times that have passed and will never come again. But now is the moment for our new generations to enjoy themselves.
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