From 25th to 27th April 2025, an Induction Training was held, bringing together students from English River, Plaisance, and Mont Fleuri Secondary Schools. Designed to familiarize participants with the Award Program, the training covered its operational principles, structure, history, and underlying philosophy. Beyond theory, the program incorporated engaging team-building exercises aimed at enhancing collaboration and…
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A group of twenty-seven participants successfully completed their Gold Residential Project, an enriching experience designed to broaden their perspectives through communal living and teamwork in a residential setting. This initiative provided them with a shared, purposeful journey alongside individuals outside their usual circles, fostering collaboration and unity toward a common goal. As the final stage…
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Over the course of four days, 27 dedicated participants embarked on the gold adventurous activity across the breathtaking landscapes of Mahe, Praslin—including Grand Anse, Consolation Road, and the rugged Salazie Trail—and the picturesque La Digue. Immersed in the challenge, they displayed remarkable teamwork, leadership, and keen observation skills, forging strong connections and pushing their limits…
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On Saturday, October 12th, 2024, a productive session was held with twenty-six Award Leaders from Mahe and the Inner Islands at Poppy Café, Tobruk Club Victoria. The event aimed to facilitate networking and idea exchange among Award Leaders from various centers, as well as to introduce the newly appointed National Operator Board. During the session,…
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From July 26th to 28th, 2024, the Duke of Edinburgh Award Seychelles hosted two exhilarating Camp Craft Trainings. These vibrant sessions took place at Grand Anse Mahe School and Plaisance Secondary School, drawing eager participants from Gold to be, Anse Boileau, Pointe Larue, and Anse Royale Secondary School. Throughout the training, participants delved into a…
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Bathed in the vibrant hues of the Seychelles flag, a spirited group of young individuals of the Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award, assembled with palpable excitement. They were about to partake in the illustrious National Day Parade, a proud celebration of Seychelles’ independence. Adorned in their crisply ironed uniforms, the participants marched through the streets,…
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An engaging induction training session was conducted for new participants from Pointe Larue and Anse Royale Secondary Schools. This enriching activity took place on Saturday, June 22nd, 2024, at Plaisance Secondary School, marking a significant step in their educational journey.
During a three-day expedition from June 21st to 23rd, 2024, a diverse cohort of fifty-seven participants from multiple centers on Mahe Island successfully undertook their Bronze and Silver Adventurous Journey. This challenging adventure, part of a broader developmental program, saw these intrepid individuals navigate through various terrains, fostering teamwork, resilience, and self-discovery.
A productive induction training session was held on Tuesday, May 7th, 2024, at English River Secondary School, welcoming twenty-eight new recruits from Mont Fleuri, Plaisance, and English River.
The Duke of Edinburgh’s International Award – Seychelles celebrated the achievements of 46 participants from International School Seychelles, Anse Boileau, Mont Fleuri, Belonie, and Plaisance Secondary Schools at a Bronze Award Ceremony held on Saturday, April 13th, 2024, at the National Theatre in Mont Fleuri.
