A camp is a place to participate in various competitions and discover the undiscovered talent and certain abilities of a child. Apart from the competitions, the children themselves organize concert performances and play sports games. In addition, in summer camps, children get used to working in groups and showing themselves in the crowd. On the seventh day, the children of the "Wonderful World" summer camp of secondary school No. 7 went to rest in nature. Resting in nature is one of the most useful and spiritually nourishing ways. Nature is a unique world that soothes the human soul and heals the body. It gives us not only beauty and inspiration, but also health and energy.
Rest in nature is an indispensable opportunity for human health and spiritual development. However, we must respond to nature as it treats us with kindness. Nature is our common home. Protecting it is the duty of each of us.
Benefits of resting in nature:
Psychological rest. The rustle of the forest, the sound of birds, the murmur of the river - all have a positive effect on human psychology. Natural sounds calm the nerves and reduce stress.
Physical activity. Walking in nature, climbing mountains, cycling is the most natural and pleasant form of physical training. Such actions improve the cardiovascular system and strengthen the muscles.
Clean air. The air in the forests and mountains is much cleaner than the polluted air in the city. It improves lung function and boosts immunity.
Enrichment of the soul. Being at one with nature has a positive effect on the spiritual world of a person. Especially for children, recreation in nature - nurtures love and compassion for the environment. Here, the children went for a walk in the central park named after A. Sukhanbaev and said "Fathers, this victory is for you!" took part in many sports competitions and won awards. Healthy snacks were provided during the walk. At the end, he took photos for memory and returned in a happy mood.

Source : https://www.gov.kz/memleket/entities/zhambyl-bayzak-temirbek/press/news/details/1017709?lang=kk