Girl Power Clubs bravely took up the major job of running the Life Skills sessions at the annual East Africa Safari Junior
Tennis Camp, which ran from 3rd to 14th August 2015 with 42 talented participants learning a lot of skills in tennis and had one life
skill session per day. The Girl Power office had the responsibility of ensuring
all participants’ were registered and they all had their meals.
We also volunteered to welcome the kids and run the registration every morning, managed the timing for sessions to free the coaches to concentrate, and also recorded everyone who took meals. For the life skills, we divided
the participants into three groups; the young ones below 8 years were taught by Evelyn
Sigilai and Loise Mwende, the 10 - 14 years were taught by Joy Akim, and rest by Damaris Mbaabu and Alex.
The group that was most challenging
was the older ones. They wanted to listen and share very little or not at
all. This prompted us to include other
activities like playing football before
we sat down to talk, we also played other indoor games like monopoly then had our discussions, we included stories
in line with the topic and analyzed them. We surely will have more tricks up
our sleeves for the teens at the next holiday camp!
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