:dateline:The Slough Khalsa School Trust successfully held an annual camp which saw the attendance of over 300 Sikhs from the community. The daily family camp, held from August 4 to 6,�aimed to engage 6-17 year olds within the local Sikh community.�
Guest speakers – including Manvir Singh, Vijay Singh,� Baljit Singh, Roop Singh, and Raghbir Singh -�came from all over the UK in order to teach and inspire campers�about the Sikh faith.
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In addition to learning about Sikhi, campers enjoyed a broad range of activities, including go-karting, water zorbing, scouts and a falconry bird display. Campers were also given the opportunity to enjoy a day trip to a Bournemouth seaside.
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The theme of the camp this year was remembrance, in memory of the many Sikh soldiers who laid down their lives for the British during World War 1. Campers performed a meaningful and touching�rap song in memory of the Sikh soldiers and the British army. �The RAF were also invited to deliver talks and to�carry out�drill exercises.
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The camp was enjoyed by the young and old, and in September campers are due to receive awards and�t-shirts dedicated to World War 1 heroes.
