About SYLCI
The Seplaa Young Leaders' Club was launched in 2012 by Amal and Dina Malik, then 9 and 7 years old respectively. It is a social enterprise and a project of the Seplaa Enterprises, creating international impact in climate change advocacy, peacebuilding awareness and imparting child leadership development trainings by connecting to the community through various international projects. The Seplaa Young Leaders Club also connects SEPLAA YLC with partner schools for the promotion of critical thinking skills, peace, art and dialogue among children and young adults aged 5-18 years. Since 2016, it has also been designed to complement the Creativity, activity, service (CAS) project requirements of the IB (International Baccalaureate) Diploma Program, and the Global Perspectives subject at O & A Levels (Cambridge International) being offered at Partner Schools. From January 2018, it has been renamed the Seplaa Young Leaders' Club International in line with its growing international engagements and new educational projects being ventured into.
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Regular creative activities are conducted for underprivileged and special children at Partner schools
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We partner with top schools to deliver SYLC Workshops in Peace & Climate Change Adaptation.
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We promote writing, art, science and innovation through competitions held during the year.
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The Seplaa Young Leaders conduct international advocacy campaigns on climate change adaptation
School Partner Program is about to start!
SYLC News
SEPLAA YLC International Writing Competition Details 2017
SEPLAA YLC International Writing Competition 2017 Theme ‘What I call beautiful.’ Competition Rules & Regulations: This competition is open for young writers in the following categories: Age 11- 14 Age 15-18 2. Each applicant can submit upto two entries. 3. Topic: The topic of the competition is What I call ‘beautiful’. 4. Format: Entries can be Read more about SEPLAA YLC International Writing Competition Details 2017[…]
Seplaa YLC International Art Competition Details 2017
Seplaa Young Leader’s International Art Competition 2017 Theme: “What I Call Beautiful” Competition Rules & Regulations: This competition is open for young artists in the following categories: Age 11- 14 Age 15-18 Each applicant can submit upto two entries. Theme: The theme of the competition is ‘“What I call beautiful”. Format: Art work can be created Read more about Seplaa YLC International Art Competition Details 2017[…]
Peace and Team Building Workshop-2017
By Fatima Jafar, Coordinator Seplaa Young Leader’ club. Seplaa Young Leader’s club is the name of a vision to build future leaders. Seplaa Young Leader’s club organizes different workshops and seminars for kids along with the summer camp for kids aged 8-15 years annually during summer vacations. Summer camp 2017 was all about fun and Read more about Peace and Team Building Workshop-2017[…]
Thinking Outside of the Boxes
By Amal Malik, Co-Founder, SYLC. The SEPLAA Young Leaders held an activity on the theme ‘creativity’, with the children of Amin Maktab. This time, we conducted the activity with a new class as our previous students had been promoted to another class. Although they were a new class and we may have been a bit Read more about Thinking Outside of the Boxes[…]
The ‘Special’ Puppet Show
by Amal Malik, Co Founder SEPLAA Young Leaders’ Club For our third activity with special children, we planned a puppet show on the theme ‘personal hygiene’. Dina and I planned a small script and we both performed in front of around 60 special children. The children loved the play and I wish we had made Read more about The ‘Special’ Puppet Show[…]
Inclusive Education: Is it possible in mainstream education?
by Amal Malik, Co Founder SEPLAA Young Leaders’ Club The Rising Sun Institute invited the SEPLAA Young Leaders Club to take part in a Seminar on Inclusive Education. I attended and learnt a lot about the various policy loop holes, difficulties of the physically challenged and the importance of inclusive education. Inclusive education means that Read more about Inclusive Education: Is it possible in mainstream education?[…]
Special art with special children
The SEPLAA Young Leaders held an art colouring activity with special children at Ameen Maktab. At first the young leaders Amal, Dina and Zaina, were also shy but they were soon interacting with ease with the very special children. The art sheets were prepared by Dina Malik, the concept was given by Zaina Malik (‘Who Read more about Special art with special children[…]
Creativity for Change Semester: Climate Change Adaptation
The members of the SEPLAA Young Leaders held a Youth Policy Dialogue on ‘Climate Change Adaptation’ and created a position paper on the matter that will be forwarded to relevant stake holders in August 2016 as part of the Creativity for Change’ Semester. The young leaders discussed the role of youth in climate change adaptation, suggested Read more about Creativity for Change Semester: Climate Change Adaptation[…]
Pakistani children need to be freed from Child Labour
By Momina Naveed As part of my SEPLAA YLC Peace Semester project, I chose to do research on the topic of child labour and its related dimensions, investigating why young kids are made to work, what is their own wish and why are they unable to pursue their dreams. For this purpose, I did several Read more about Pakistani children need to be freed from Child Labour[…]
SYLC Advocacy Post 7: Childhood Compromised
By : Momina Naveed As part of my Peace Semester project, I chose to do research on the topic of child labour and its related dimensions, investigating why young kids are made to work, what is their own wish and why are they unable to pursue their dreams. For this purpose, I did several interviews Read more about SYLC Advocacy Post 7: Childhood Compromised[…]