Ten secondary students from Paragon Private & International School have arrived in Jeonju, Korea, for the 2024 Global Gifted Problem Solving Camp. Representing Malaysia, the students showcased their culture by performing the traditional Wau Bulan song and dance during the opening ceremony at the Korea Traditional Culture Center.
The participants were then divided into groups for icebreaking and team-building activities to foster connections. They explored global issues and were tasked with more activities in envisioning the future society they desire.
To immerse themselves in Korean culture, the students enjoyed a bibimbap dinner at the Traditional Culture Centre, where they learned about the dish’s history and nutritional benefits.
After dinner, the students had fun exploring Jeonju Hanok Village before attending a night session on basic AI education and robot programming lectures.