Waching daily Sep 25 2017

Ryan stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Academy.

Riley began in 1959 in Queensland Australia where someone had the idea of inviting accomplished

youth leaders from all parts of the country to meet with Princess Alexandra

the young cousin of Queen Elizabeth the second, so impressed with the Rotarian by

the quality of the youth leaders that they decided to make it an annual event

with each club in the district nominated youth leaders to participate in a

week-long social cultural and educational program. Ryla spread slowly

at first but by nineteen seventy the program wasn't every Rotary District in

New Zealand and Australia. In 1971 Ryla became recognized and accepted by Rotary

International and it now

exict Rotary District has the flexibility to develop their rival program with

international guidelines to put their needs. In 2005 the district 51 can rival committee

made several changes to our program and it's not the only take high school

sophomores that not only have shown leadership capabilities but also those

who demonstrate leadership potential. The reasoning behind this was defeated young

people would return to their schools that have to do adheres to use what they

learned at Camp all throughout the camp. We emphasized the four-way test and

service about self which are the guiding principle that rotary our program

teaches stages of group development communication and conflict resolution

respect and trust the goal setting decision making and finally making a

difference

the program is strictly non-religious and non-political.One of the benefits

has been in our rotary sponsored Interact Club in our district Interact

club have grown exponentially as a result. In fact district 5110 is a leader

in our nation and interact participation. As an example one of our interactive

clubs had over eighty active members. How do we put the camp together? We have a maximum

camper number of 144 they're divided into 12 person groups that are led by an

experienced counsellor we call that species groups at each designate some

type of animal for their mascot. This add fun and spirit of the

camp. We provide bus transportation to and from the camp when the cameras

arrive they are greeted by the staff and then get a rival packets and t-shirt and then

have their photos taken. After an icebreaker there then settled into their

cabin where each cabin has a trained assistant counselor. The first day begins

with a wild and crazy ice-breaker all the campers are pretty assigned to one

of the species groups and next they meet their counselor and the kids they'll be

learning with all during the week

typically each day begins with Tim classroom instruction and then it out to

the fields for hands-on learning of the day's team there are trained

facilitators that conduct the field training which left most of the day

the outdoor activities and they appear simple and basic but connected to each

other important leadership lesson each night have a campfire with stories get

and lock them just plain old camp on every day is built into it recreation

and free time that include the ball playing, sweeming, bicycling, arts and other activities or

just plain downtime. Friday is the most important day. All three groups have been

working on developing a pitch which they present on that day that pitches is the

complete development of a community service project all the campers

participate in a draft for their presentation which is critiqued by a

panel of a leader and one camper if you are that they put together what they've

learned during the week with a talent show as slideshow with campers in action

and a celebration Saturday they're given a look at photos of all the campers and

lots of shots taken during the camp names and contact information about the

campers and staff are included it's always interesting to be the kids as

they arrived on buses

many have puzzled looks on their faces some copy or if they really want to be

there after the week when it comes time to return home

difficulty getting on the bucket if they want to stay they've made new friend

that will last a lifetime

so if it all worth our time that this is an unequivocal yes our world needs good

leadership shape a brighter future and many of our ride like graduated will be

out of business leaders and maybe even political leaders make no mistake about

it these young boys and girls are our future and we must do everything in our

power to help them grow and develop to give them the best chance of reaching

their potential as a path to the next generation

Ryan I could be nothing short of a new credible and positive learning

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