Depok, Monday, July 22, 2024 – The first day of Masa Pengenalan Lingkungan Pesantren (MPLP), or Boarding School Orientation, at Al Wafi Islamic Boarding School, Campus B, was full of excitement and energy, creating unforgettable memories for the new students.
Today’s activities included an introduction to the swimming extracurricular program, with new students joining current swimming club members and their coach. The new students showcased their skills and agility in the water while the coach guided them through basic swimming techniques. The atmosphere became even more lively as they transitioned into a pool volleyball game, which added a joyful, infectious spirit as students played and swam together.
In addition to the swimming demo, the day featured various other activities. New students were introduced to Jam’iyyatul Qur’an, the organization responsible for Qur’an-related programs at the boarding school. The organization leaders explained various programs students can participate in, such as memorization, recitation, and Qur’an studies.
As part of their orientation, students also enjoyed a tour of the campus facilities, including dormitories, classrooms, the library, and more. This tour was designed to familiarize new students with the environment where they will study and live.
Another highlight was a seminar on maintaining a clean and healthy lifestyle in the boarding school setting. The speaker provided valuable insights into personal and environmental cleanliness, along with practical tips for staying healthy. The interactive format helped students easily understand and remember the information shared.
Today’s program also included a tahsin session, where students received training in proper Qur’anic recitation, focusing on tajweed (correct pronunciation). This activity aims to improve the students’ Qur’an reading quality.
Overall, the first day of MPLP at Al Wafi Islamic Boarding School was a successful and vibrant start. The new students gained not only enjoyable new experiences but also useful knowledge and skills for their boarding school life. The enthusiasm and energy shown by both participants and organizers reflected Al Wafi’s commitment to providing high-quality education and development for its students.
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