The school successfully organized its 8th Annual Scout Camp from December 31 to January 2 with active participation from students and scout leaders. A total of 43 scouts took part in the camp, including 18 boys and 25 girls.

The three-days camp focused on both practical and theoretical training, aimed at developing life skills and leadership qualities among scouts. Various sessions were conducted on important topics such as first aid, Disaster Management Training (DMT), scouting rules and laws, patrol system, knotting, and gadget making.

In addition to classroom learning, scouts participated in several challenging and adventurous activities, including Omega Jump (zip line), crawling, bamboo balancing, and commando bridge, which helped build confidence, teamwork, and physical fitness.

The camp was guided by experienced scout leaders and rovers, including Scout Rover from Italy Mr. Samuel Prandeni, Nepal Scout Rover Leader Mr. Arpan Thapa Magar, Rovers Mr. Sugam and Mr. Sakshyam, Rangers Ms. Ashika and Ms. Nancy, and Scout Master and Camp Chief Mr. Alex Ghimire.

This scout camp was fully focused on practical knowledge, which will support scouts in their day-to-day life. The program aimed to make students more organized, punctual, disciplined, and active, while strengthening their sense of responsibility and service.