Cheongsong County Youth After-School Academy Successfully Concludes Special Summer Vacation Activities

The Cheongsong County Youth After-School Academy in North Gyeongsang Province organized several activities for the summer vacation, including the 2025 Hi Healing One Social Contribution Program Growth Camp, a weekend exploration of Gossi Cave and the Cave Ecology Center, and the Cheongsong Ajit Water Play activity.

Cheongsong County Youth After-School Academy Summer Vacation Special Activity. Provided by Cheongsong County

The "2025 Hi Healing One Social Contribution Program Growth Camp" was held for three days and two nights at Hi Healing One in Yeongwol County, Gangwon Province. Under the theme "Finding Myself in the Forest," the camp offered a variety of forest healing programs, such as youth gambling addiction prevention education (Challenge Healing Bell), Gong Dream activities, group hammock therapy, and water gun games.

The "Gossi Cave and Cave Ecology Center Weekend Exploration" was designed as an experiential learning program that allowed participants to directly explore natural terrain and geological formation principles, thereby deepening their understanding of the environment. The program enhanced engagement through quizzes and group activities, and contributed to developing initiative and social skills through self-directed inquiry.

The "Cheongsong Ajit Water Play Activity" was organized as a reward for the youth who had faithfully kept their promise not to enter the water during lessons, even while watching the refreshing streams of the ground fountain every day. Participants learned water safety rules and enjoyed free play in the water, spending a joyful and memorable time together.

The participating youth expressed their satisfaction, saying, "I think these diverse programs will stay with me for a long time," and "I want to have more experiences like this in the future."

County Governor Yoon Kyunghee stated, "Education focused on healing and experience in nature greatly helps the emotional stability and personal growth of young people," and added, "We will continue to actively support a variety of seasonal experiential learning programs so that youth can grow up healthy."