The Grade 11 Senior School Pakuwon City Campus Mountain Top Camp (MTC), held at Royal Trawas Hotel from 22–24 July 2026, was a memorable experience that challenged students to grow together through the theme “Exclusivity & Cliques vs. Inclusivity & Belonging.” During the three-day camp, students participated in leadership sessions, team-building games, outbound activities, worship, and personal reflection. Every session encouraged them to step out of their comfort zones, communicate with different classmates, and work together despite their differences. Through both the exciting activities and quieter moments of reflection, students were invited to think about what it means to make others feel accepted and valued. They also learned that everyone has an important role in building a community where people feel safe, respected, and supported.
One of the most meaningful outcomes of the camp was seeing friendships grow beyond the usual groups. Students who rarely interacted at school found themselves encouraging one another during challenges, sharing conversations, and celebrating each other’s successes. These simple moments showed that genuine belonging begins when we choose to include others instead of staying within familiar circles. The worship and reflection sessions also reminded students that our identity is found in Christ, who welcomes everyone without favoritism and calls us to do the same. As Grade 11 returns to school, the hope is that the lessons learned at MTC will continue to shape the way students treat one another in their classrooms, friendships, and daily lives. Rather than being remembered only for the fun activities, Mountain Top Camp 2026 will be remembered as a time when students learned that a stronger community is built through kindness, courage, and a willingness to make everyone feel they belong.