P5 Adventure Camp 26 th to 28 th July 2018 Jalan Bahtera OALC 1 - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

P5 Adventure Camp 26 th to 28 th July 2018 Jalan Bahtera OALC 1

Overview • Camp Objectives • Camp Personnel • Campsite Facilities & programme • Packing List • Personal medication • Food menu • Emergency contact number • Safety measures • Dismissal 28 July • FAQ & Q&A

P5 Adventure Camp Theme: Yes I Can! • Date: 26 to 28 July • Time: – 7.20 am on 26 July to (report to school) – 3.00 pm on 28 July (dismissal from school canteen) • Venue: Jalan Bahtera MOE Adventure Centre 69 Jalan Bahtera Singapore 719920

Experiential Learning “Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” ― Benjamin Franklin 4

CAMP THEME: Yes I Can CAMP OBJECTIVES: • To inculcate self-discipline, confidence and resilience • To strengthen team spirit and bonding amongst peers • To develop initiative through team building and problem- solving activities • To create opportunities for pupils to display leadership

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PERSONNEL • Advisor – Mrs Petrina Lim, HOD PE, CCA & AES • Camp Commandant – Ms Sylvia Seah • 2 nd IC – Juay Chiew Joo , P5 Year Head • Group IC: Teachers • Trainers: SerendiPET

PERSONNEL • 24 Teachers • 32 Secondary school facilitators • 2 Camp Chief • 3 Auxillaries • 16 trainers • 8 High Element Specialist

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P5 Adventure Camp 2018 Theme: Yes I Can!

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Jalan Bahtera OALC

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Program Overview Ice Breaker Teambuilding Activities Tent Pitching Outdoor Cooking Low Elements High Elements Zipline Abseiling Rockclimbing Caving Hiking @ Sungei Buloh Night Activity Campfire 16

Teambuilding Activities 17

Tent Pitching 18

Outdoor Cooking 19

Low Element Activities

Low Element Activities 21

Challenge Rope Course

Challenge Rope Course

Zipline and Abseiling

Rockclimbing 25

Artificial Caving System 26

Hiking @ Sungei Buloh 27

Campfire 28

What to bring? Duffel Bag Backpack Hike Day Pack

Clothing • Pupils to pack their daily attire in zip- lock/plastic bags and label Day 1, Day 2, Day 3 – Daily attire: t-shirt, shorts, track pants, socks, undergarments, plastic bag for soiled clothing – All items must be clearly labelled with name and class 30

Example Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 31

Very Important Clothings Qty School-Based T-Shirts Day 1 – PE Day 2 – NE 1 4 Day 3 – House Tee Extra – PE 2 School Shorts 3 3 Track Pants / Long Pants (Compulsory) 3 pairs (Black/Dark Grey) 4 Undergarments 4 sets 5 Socks 3 pairs 6 Windbreaker / Sweater 1

Toiletries and Personal Items Toiletries Tooth brush & Tooth paste (1 set) Toilet Paper (1 roll) Shampoo Body Foam/Soap Bath Towel

Meals Utensils (Compulsory) 1 Plate (Plastic / Metal) 2 Set of fork & spoon Disposables (Plastic / Metal) are not allowed 3 Cup/Mug with handle (Plastic / Metal)

Miscellaneous Items (MUST BRING) Small Torch Light with batteries 3 Plastic bags for soiled clothing Insect Repellent Sun Block Lotion Writing Stationery (Pen & Pencil) Face mask (Haze) Sleeping Bag (Compulsory) Bandana/ head kerchief (Compulsory) Blindfold

Must Bring Foo ootw twea ear 1 Track / School Shoes(to be worn to school) 2 1 pair of Sandals OR Slippers

Must Bring Impor Importa tant nt Items Items 1 Small backpack / Day pack 1 2 Thermometer 1 3 Personal Medication (e.g Inhaler) 1 5 Raincoat / Poncho 1 6 Water Bottle (approx 1 litre) 1 7 Rag 1

Insect Repellent • Hike @ Sungei Buloh • Bees are attracted to ‘OFF’ brand insect repellent • Choose scent free repellent 38

PERSONAL MEDICATION • Personal medication must be labelled and submitted to the Group Teacher in-charge • Medication must be consumed under the supervision of teachers • Medication such as inhaler will be kept with the pupils 39

Name: Name: Class: Class: Next of Kin Group: Contact: Instructions for taking medication: Time: Dosage:

OPTIONAL • Mobile Phone (label name & class) ** Mobile Phones are kept by teachers for safekeeping • Sanitary Pads (if needed) • Spectacle Band • Cap / Hat

DO NOT BRING • Electronic games / MP3 / Toys / Playing cards / Handheld games • Excessive cash & valuables • Food & Drinks • Umbrella

Menu Daily Meals • Breakfast, Lunch, Dinner, Supper • Biscuits are available throughout the day Students dietary needs are looked into • No Seafood • No peanuts/sauce • No eggs • No dairy • Halal • Vegetarians (pure vegan) • Balanced meal – carbohydrates, meat (fish/chicken), vegetables, fruit Outdoor Cooking • Pasta • Vegetables • Sausage

WHAT ELSE TO PREPARE? • TENT PITCHING (during PE) • KEEP YOURSELF FIT • PRACTICE BATHING IN 5 MINUTES

Important things to note • Student to Adult Ratio is 1:10 (Inclusive of teachers and instructors) • Qualified first aiders are on site • Instructors awake at night to tend to students • All meals taken care of • Enable students to pack their bags under parents’ supervision 45

School Emergency Contact • Please only call or SMS in the event of an emergency • Person in-charge: Ms Sylvia Seah • School Mobile Number: 91707236 • Phone activation: From 26 July 7 am to 28 July 3 pm 46

TELEPHONE CALLS: • Important phone calls only • Family members can call the school • Callers must give the camper’s name and class

SAFETY MEASURES Safety is OUR priority. In case of emergency matters: – We will send the participant to a nearby 24 hrs clinic. Or – To nearest A&E (National University Hospital, Children Emergency)

Dismissal on 28 July 2018 • Time: 3 p.m. (allow 15-30 min buffer) • Dismiss only from school canteen • Pick-up along Street 13 and Gate 1 is not allowed • Gate 2 and 3 will be closed • Parking in school is allowed (limited lots)

EMAIL OF MAIN CAMP PERSONNEL If you have any other queries regarding the camp, please contact: • Advisor – Mrs Petrina Lim, HOD PE, CCA & AES – tan_lay_beng_petrina@moe.edu.sg • Camp Commandant – Ms Sylvia Seah – seah_jia_ying_sylvia@moe.edu.sg • 2 nd IC – Ms Juay Chiew Joo, P5 Year Head – juay_chiew_joo@moe.edu.sg All email addresses can be found on our school website

FAQs 1. What is the security at night? • The main gates will be locked and teachers/trainers are on night sentry. 2. Will students be forced to participate in the high elements? • Students are encouraged to try and it’s ‘challenge by choice’. Students will be given time to overcome their fears and ultimately their choice will be respected.