SMART CITY KOCHI
IAYP SILVER AWARD
ADVENTURE JOURNEY
30TH Nov -2nd Dec 2024
Location : Camplights Mudippara
Facilitated by :
IAYP LICESENSED ACTIVITY PROVIDER IN INDIA
Overview of IAYP Silver Adventure Journey
Group Goal: To improve fitness, build social skills, and strengthen
team dynamics.
Program Duration: A 3-day, 2-night journey filled with adventure
and discovery.
Key Activities: Trekking, rope courses construction and execution ,
team challenges, and Map navigation tasks.
Learning Outcomes: Physical fitness, leadership, teamwork, and
environmental stewardship.
Safe Adventure: Conducted at a secured location with trained staff
ensuring safety and guidance.
Erudite Initiatives is working since 1998 in the field of Outdoor
Learning and Experiential education.
The Learnings of the Silver Award Camp
The IAYP Silver Award program offers a range of valuable learnings for students, helping them grow in multiple areas.
Self-Reliance and Confidence: The challenging activities and commitment required in the Silver Award program encourage students to step
out of their comfort zones. Through outdoor adventures and personal achievements, students build self-confidence and learn to rely on
their abilities.
Goal-Setting and Perseverance: To achieve the award, students set goals in various categories such as Service, Skill, Physical Recreation, and
Adventure. This teaches them the value of persistence and the discipline needed to accomplish long-term goals.
Social Responsibility and Community Awareness: The Service component involves community work, helping students understand the
importance of giving back and becoming socially responsible. This experience fosters empathy and broadens their perspective on societal
needs.
Teamwork and Leadership: The collaborative nature of many activities, especially in the adventurous journeys, helps students develop
essential teamwork and leadership skills. They learn to communicate effectively, work together towards common goals, and often
experience roles where they must lead a team.
Problem-Solving and Resilience: Encountering challenges in unfamiliar environments during the adventurous journey component teaches
students how to problem-solve under pressure and adapt to new situations. They learn resilience by facing obstacles and overcoming them,
which strengthens their ability to deal with difficulties in other aspects of life.
Each of these learnings builds a strong foundation for personal growth, setting students up for success in both personal and professional
areas in the future.
IAYP SILVER AWARD ADVENTURE JOURNEY
Few visuals of the campsite.
IAYP SILVER AWARD ADVENTURE JOURNEY
Day One Practice Journey
Lashing
Fire basics and Self cooking practice
fire wood collection .
IAYP SILVER AWARD ADVENTURE JOURNEY
Day-2 the Adventure Journey
Bridge construction Activity
Map reading and
Morning Yoga and navigation
Endurance work out.
enduranced trek with
Leadership Walk
Fire making
IAYP SILVER AWARD ADVENTURE JOURNEYand Self
Cooking
Day-2 the Adventure Journey
critical thinking
Team Building game Chess route Discovery bonn Fire
Monster ball
IAYP SILVER AWARD ADVENTURE JOURNEY
Day-3 The Adventure Journey
The reflections and closing
IAYP SILVER AWARD ADVENTURE JOURNEY
Food veg and non Veg
Day One
Breakfast Transit
Lunch
Dinner
Day two
Breakfast
Lunch
Dinner
Day three
Breakfast
Lunch
transit Snacks tea
The Check List
Personal Essentials Footwear Personal Hygiene Others
Clothing ournal and pen
Trekking shoes (well-broken-in and Toothbrush and toothpaste Power bank
Quick-dry T-shirts (3-4) comfortable) Biodegradable soap and shampoo Extra zip-lock bags (for waterproofing
Lightweight trousers/trekking pants (2-3) Flip-flops or sandals (for campsite use) Wet wipes items)
Comfortable nightwear (1 set) Accessories Toilet paper Book or playing cards (for downtime)
Undergarments (3-4 pairs) Hand sanitizer Group Items (if applicable)
Socks (4 pairs, preferably moisture- Backpack (20-30L for carrying essentials Comb/hairbrush Tent (if not provided)
wicking) during activities) Lip balm (with SPF) Cooking equipment (if self-catering)
Fleece jacket or hoodie (for Duffle bag or rucksack (to carry other Sunscreen (SPF 30 or higher) Extra zip-lock bags (for waterproofing
evenings/mornings) belongings) First Aid and Medicines items)
Lightweight rain jacket or poncho Water bottles (2x1L or a hydration pack) First Aid Basics Book or playing cards (for downtime)
Hat/cap for sun protection Sunglasses (UV-protected) Adhesive bandages (plasters) Optional Extras
Bandana or scarf Torch/Headlamp (with spare batteries) Antiseptic cream or liquid Camera or GoPro
Gauze and tape Journal and pen
Pain relief spray or ointment (e.g., for Power bank
Insect repellent (cream or spray) Compact towel muscle aches) Group Items (if applicable)
Cold and flu medicine Sleeping bag / Cotton swabs Tent (if not provided)
Thermometer Blanket and bed Sheet Compact pillow Essential Medicines Cooking equipment (if self-catering)
Outdoor Essentials (optional)
Camping Gear Navigation and Tools Paracetamol or Ibuprofen (pain/fever
relief)
Multipurpose knife/tool Multipurpose knife/tool Antihistamines (for allergies)
Food and Snacks Food and Snacks Antacids (for acidity)
High-energy snacks (granola bars, nuts, ORS (oral rehydration salts)
dried fruits) Loperamide (for diarrhea)
Documents Personal cutlery (spoon, fork, mug) Motion sickness medicine (if required)
ID card (original and a photocopy) Lightweight food containers Personal prescription medications (with
Medical certificate (if required) Emergency Items instructions)
Emergency contact information Emergency whistle Shared first aid kit
Lighter/matches in a waterproof container
Duct tape (small roll for repairs)
