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SARGODHA, Jul 04 (APP):The University of Sargodha has launched a unique Digital Detox Summer Camp for Kids, hosted by the Pakistan Institute of China Studies (PICS), aimed at providing a screen-free, enriching environment that nurtures creativity, learning, and cultural appreciation among young minds.
Designed to foster confidence, curiosity, and meaningful social interaction, the camp offers an engaging platform for children to discover their talents and build healthy habits. The initiative underscores the importance of holistic development in an age where digital distractions are increasingly prevalent.
Participants are enthusiastically taking part in a wide array of thoughtfully planned activities, including Chinese language classes, traditional Chinese games, calligraphy, arts and crafts, Islamic and ethical studies, physical fitness sessions, open mic events, and cultural discovery modules. A special highlight of the camp is the Chinese Food Festival, which introduces children to the richness of Chinese cuisine and promotes intercultural understanding.
More than just a retreat from screens, the camp serves as a dynamic space for nurturing emotionally intelligent, well-rounded individuals. By blending education, creativity, physical well-being, and cultural exploration, the initiative empowers children to grow intellectually, socially, and ethically.
This forward-thinking program reflects the University of Sargodha’s steadfast commitment to shaping the next generation of confident, mindful, and globally aware citizens. Through such impactful initiatives, the University continues to set a benchmark in promoting balanced development and lifelong learning.