This was a one day camp. Seventy-five children from grade five to eight participated in this programme on the 5 January. The camp had programmes such as yoga, meditation, discussions, interactions, friendship games and excursion to different places. There was a special session conducted by Dr. C.M. Yogi in which he was highlighting four basic ethical values: respect, empathy, reconciliation and responsibility specially relating with the problems of the present society. The major theme of the discussion was based on “practice of ethical values” with the counter questions of; how far it is possible to practice these values, what are the benefits of practice of such values, why is it essential in present world.

During the programme an art competition was organized to encourage students to understand the four ethical values. The facilitators took responsibility to judge and select first, second and third group.

There were many outcomes of this meeting; some of them can be highlighted as follows;
• Sharing knowledge about ethics education among children through Performing Arts.
• Children being able to share their experience through the art session and discussions.

Written by Mr. Dadhiram Khnal

This was a one day camp. Seventy-five children from grade five to eight participated in this programme on the 5 January. The camp had programmes such as yoga, meditation, discussions, interactions, friendship games and excursion to different places. There was a special session conducted by Dr. C.M. Yogi in which he was highlighting four basic ethical values: respect, empathy, reconciliation and responsibility specially relating with the problems of the present society. The major theme of the discussion was based on “practice of ethical values” with the counter questions of; how far it is possible to practice these values, what are the benefits of practice of such values, why is it essential in present world.

During the programme an art competition was organized to encourage students to understand the four ethical values. The facilitators took responsibility to judge and select first, second and third group.

There were many outcomes of this meeting; some of them can be highlighted as follows;
• Sharing knowledge about ethics education among children through Performing Arts.
• Children being able to share their experience through the art session and discussions.

Written by Mr. Dadhiram Khnal

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This was a one day camp. Seventy-five children from grade five to eight participated in this programme on the 5 January. The camp had programmes such as yoga, meditation, discussions, interactions, friendship games and excursion to different places. There was a special session conducted by Dr. C.M. Yogi in which he was highlighting four basic ethical values: respect, empathy, reconciliation and responsibility specially relating with the problems of the present society. The major theme of the discussion was based on “practice of ethical values” with the counter questions of; how far it is possible to practice these values, what are the benefits of practice of such values, why is it essential in present world.

During the programme an art competition was organized to encourage students to understand the four ethical values. The facilitators took responsibility to judge and select first, second and third group.

There were many outcomes of this meeting; some of them can be highlighted as follows;
• Sharing knowledge about ethics education among children through Performing Arts.
• Children being able to share their experience through the art session and discussions.

Written by Mr. Dadhiram Khnal

Continue reading Children’s Camp on Performing Arts, in Nepal

This was a one day camp. Seventy-five children from grade five to eight participated in this programme on the 5 January. The camp had programmes such as yoga, meditation, discussions, interactions, friendship games and excursion to different places. There was a special session conducted by Dr. C.M. Yogi in which he was highlighting four basic ethical values: respect, empathy, reconciliation and responsibility specially relating with the problems of the present society. The major theme of the discussion was based on “practice of ethical values” with the counter questions of; how far it is possible to practice these values, what are the benefits of practice of such values, why is it essential in present world.

During the programme an art competition was organized to encourage students to understand the four ethical values. The facilitators took responsibility to judge and select first, second and third group.

There were many outcomes of this meeting; some of them can be highlighted as follows;
• Sharing knowledge about ethics education among children through Performing Arts.
• Children being able to share their experience through the art session and discussions.

Written by Mr. Dadhiram Khnal

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“talk ethics”
The Lankan GNRC Team met the District Coordinators

The Sri Lankan GNRC Team met the Sarvodaya District Coordinators and the Social Programe Coordinators of Hambanthota, Trincomalee, Wellawaya and Ratnapura at the Sarvodaya Headquarters in Morauwa on the 19 December 2007.

The intention of the meeting was to give a clear picture of the entire process of GNRC’s approach for ethics promotion. Details about objectives of GNRC, and the South Asia Regional Secretariat, the activities happening in the region, The Third Forum (May 2008), The Ethics Promoting Campaign and its objectives and the activities proposed to be held in Sri Lanka were well given to them.

Another intention was to sensitize them and to make sure that they give their maximum support and cooperation to the children’s groups once they’re formed.

The District Coordinators pledged their support and accepted to host the initial set of childrens camps on the following dates;

The entire process in can be shown in a nut shell as follows;

To see the report in English or Sinhala
email us at sa@gnrc.net for more information about the Sri Lankan Ethics Promoting Campaign

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