On February 7, 2024, MTsN 1 Bandar Lampung organized an outbound activity at Klara Beach, in collaboration with Newland, featuring seven exciting games. Dra Hj Emi Lestari, S.Pd., led the organizing committee, aiming for even more fun and excitement in future events, with a mix of 7th and 8th-grade classes.
The bright morning welcomed the students, with cheerful chatter and laughter filling the air along the beach. Dra Hj Emi Lestari and her team had teamed up with Newland to provide an unforgettable outbound experience for the students. They prepared seven games to boost adrenaline and foster teamwork among the students.
Desi Herawati, S.Pd., one of the accompanying teachers, welcomed the students to form small groups. Quickly, the students grouped up, eager to tackle the challenges ahead.
The first game was "Walking Stairs", where students had to work together to cross obstacles using rolled-up ladders. Laughter echoed as some students struggled to walk on the unstable ladders, while others provided assistance and guidance.
Next up was the "Giant Puzzle," where students had to collaborate to solve a giant puzzle scattered along the beach. They enthusiastically searched for matching puzzle pieces and quickly assembled them into a complete picture.
Equally thrilling was the "T-shirt Relay" game, where students raced to put on shirts thrown by their team members from a distance. Cheers and jokes accompanied every swift movement of the participants.
As the sun rose higher, the "Human Scanning" game began. Students sat in rows, observing each movement made by the instructor. They learned to understand body language and facial expressions in communication.
Not to be missed, the "Walking Stick" game proved challenging, as students had to walk on bamboo sticks carefully to avoid falling. Some students showed their courage by stepping confidently, while others struggled to balance with anxiety.
The second-to-last game was "Samson Delilah," where students had to depend on each other and build trust. They paired up and tried to support each other, illustrating the importance of teamwork and trust within a team.
Finally, as a refreshing finale, the "Ball n Basket" game concluded the series of activities with the cheerful sounds of laughter and enthusiastic shouts as students competed to score points with the basketball.
Dra Hj Emi Lestari, S.Pd., along with the rest of the committee, witnessed the joy reflected on the faces of the students. They were determined to make the next outbound activity even more lively, involving more students from various grade levels to strengthen social bonds and enhance the spirit of togetherness among them.
