The camp was held under the guidance and leadership of Dr. Gopishetty official members of Sea Scouts and Guides, India and Geetha Chandrasegaran, Midshipman of Sea Scouts and Ambika C, chief coordinator of south India for High Range Book of World Records was present at the inaugural ceremony.
Approximately 500 Sea Scouts from seven different schools participated in the three-day camp and High Range Book of World Records attempt. The participants were encouraged and wished success in their endeavours during the inauguration ceremony.
Prominent Sea Scouts of India teaching officers present at the occasion included Nilesh Shendkar, Pranav Dadut, Tejas Shinde, Prajwal Kamble, Akshay Budhwale, Chamundeshwari, Deepika, Krupa D, Manoj, Kokila and their presence added great enthusiasm and support to the young scouts attendees during the camp.
The camp aims to promote scouting signaling skills, leadership, discipline, maritime skills, and teamwork among students.
