CampEnergy - Summer Camp at RPS International, Sector 50 Gurugram

Yet another fun filled & energetic day of ‘Camp Energy’ for the students of Grade I-V !
The eventful activities like taekwondo, dance, music, skating, sports, flameless cooking etc. continued on day 2 of ‘Camp Energy’...






















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