Learn Pioneering in Scouting Activities
Scouting has become one of the favorite extracurricular activities for the students at Peduli Anak Middle School. Through Scouting, they not only learn about independence and discipline, but also practical skills that are useful in everyday life.
Recently, the students took part in a Scouting activity focused on pioneering, a technique that uses sticks and ropes to create various structures. During this session, they learned how to build a tripod tower, a simple structure that requires teamwork and attention to detail.
As they worked on building the tower, the students also learned different knot-tying techniques, which are essential in pioneering. With great enthusiasm, they helped each other and worked together to ensure that the tower they built was strong and stable. The key to their success was tying the knots correctly, which made the tower stand firm.
Sopian, one of the students who participated in the activity, shared his thoughts: “I really enjoyed learning a lot of new things in Scouting, especially how to tie knots properly. When the tripod tower we built stood strong, I felt proud and satisfied. This activity also made us more united and trust each other more.”
Scouting activities at Peduli Anak Middle School continue to be a positive platform for students to learn, create, and build their character. Through these activities, they not only gain practical skills but also develop self-confidence and teamwork abilities.
