Clearing of den

2nd November -6th November
2.30pm to 5.30pm


2 nd Nov- Flowerpecker, Swallow & Sparrow

3 rd Nov- Sunflower ,Mynah, Jasmine & MG

4 th Nov-Hibiscus ,Orchid, Ixora & Dove

6 th Nov-Oriole, Kingfisher & Bougainvillea

INTERNATIONAL CAMPS


**Sec1s and 2s are strongly encouraged to participate in the international camps stated below. If you are interested in attending any of the internation camps, please inform Aline or Ashley before 23rd October 2009, Friday.
Thank you.


Guiding Mosaic 2010

Guiding Mosaic 2010 will be held July 8 -17, 2010, at Guelph Lake Conservation Area in Southern Ontario. This will be an amazing opportunity for girls and women from across Canada and around the world to come together, explore, learn and make new friends. Guding Mosaic provides the opportunity to a wide range of activities of your choice ranging from adventure activities, sports, technology, science, out-trips and share your experiences with girls from across Canada and around the world.

Date: 6 July – 19 July 2010 (inclusive of travelling time)
Venue: Guelph, Province of Ontario, Canada
Participants: 2 Adult Leaders and 10 Guides (aged 12 – 16)

Estimated Cost (per person):
Airfare: SGD$2800
Transport & Misc: SGD$400
*Camp Fee: CDN$945/ SGD$1350
Travel Insurance: SGD$100
Total Cost: SGD$4650
*Camp fee includes food, accommodation, activities and day trips during the camp


Girlguiding UK Centenary Camp

The Girlguiding UK Centenary Camp is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to be part of Girlguiding UK’s biggest ever Guide camp. The camp which will be held at Harewood House, near Leeds, North Yorkshire, home of the Earl of Harewood will offer climbing, archery, quad bikes, pioneering, skiing, sledging, aerial adventures, gorge walking, mountain boarding, water based activities, exploring and discovering Leeds, Harrogate and Yorkshire, rugby, football, fencing, golf, tennis, cheer leading, crafts, cooking workshops, drama, theatre and music sessions.

Date: 29 July – 8 August 2010 (inclusive of travelling time)
Venue: Harewood House, Leeds, United Kingdom
Participants: 3 Adult Leaders and 12 Guides (aged 12 – 16)

Estimated Cost (per person):
Airfare - SGD 3000
Transport & Misc - SGD 400
*Camp Fee - 400 GB Pounds / SGD 1000
Travel Insurance - SGD 100 Total Cost - SGD 4500
*Camp fee includes food, accommodation, activities and day trips during the camp


Australian Centenary Event (ACE)

Girl Guides Victoria is hosting the Australian Centenary Event (ACE) to celebrate 100 years of Guiding.It will be a fabulous week of activities for you to have fun with Guides from all over Australia and Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from other member organisations, experience exciting challenges and have a great time exploring Melbourne on the ACE race, the Victorian goldrush at Sovereign Hill, horse riding or camel riding, sailing in a tall ship or a small dinghy, visit the home of the fairy penguins and seals at Phillip Island, surfing, caving, helping sick animals or visit a zoo, swimming, clowning and juggling, learning crafts or challenging yourself on the ropes course.

Date: 2 – 15 January 2010 (inclusive of home hospitality and travelling time)
Venue: Britannia Park, Yarra Junction, Victoria, Australia
Participants: Adult Leaders and 12 Guides (aged 12 – 16)

Estimated Cost (per person):
Airfare - SGD$1400
Transport & Misc - SGD$300
*Camp Fee - A$886/SGD$1050 (Guide), A$360/SGD$430 (Adult Leader)
Travel Insurance - SGD$80
Total Cost - SGD$2830 (Guide), SGD$2210 (Adult Leader)
*Camp fee includes food, accommodation, activities and day trips during the camp


90th Anniversary Togakushi International

Camp Girl Scouts of Japan had extended an invitation to Girl Guides Singapore to participate in their 90th Anniversary Togakushi International Camp. As 2010 is the 90th Anniversary of Girl Scouting in Japan, they are keen to celebrate with a wide circle of international guiding and girl scouting friends. Objectives To enhance understanding of the international significance of Girl Scouting/Guiding To learn about other countries and nationalities and thereby learn about yourself To communicate with people who have different values and learn self-expression To practice the Girl Scout/Guide Promise and Law To experience camping at the Togakushi Girl Scout Centre To develop basic camping skills Participants should have some experience · camping in an outdoor environment · pitching and striking a ridge tent · cooking outdoors over a wood fire

Date: 3 – 10 August 2010 (Home Hospitality: 3-5 August & Camp: 5 – 9 August)
Venue: Togakushi Girl Scout Centre (approximately 330km from Osaka), Nagano, Japan Participants: Guides age 15 and above (with minimum Bronze Award) and Adult Leaders

Estimated Cost (per person):
Airfare - S$1400
Transport & Miscellaneous - S$400
*Camp Fee - S$500 (US$350)
Travel Insurance - S$50
Total Cost - S$2350
*Camp fee includes food, camp activities and day trips during the camp

First-aid kit (contents)

1. Bandages

-triangular bandages
-surgical gloves
-cotton wool
-gauze
-surgical tape
-tweezers
-scissors
-thermometer

2. Oral medication

-Po Chai pills (for stomach ache)
-Panadol
-Charcoal pills (also known as Norit, for diarrhoea)

3. Medicine to be applied

-medicated oil (feng you)
-calamine lotion
-antiseptic solution
-antiseptic cream
-Burnol
-Acriflaziane lotion (yellow lotion)
-cotton buds
-safety pins
-eye drops

4. Plastic Compartment

-notebook and pen (to record down what has been done to the “patient”)
-plasters
-sanitary pads (for serious external bleeding, to absorb excess blood from wounds)
-10 cent coins
- sterilised needles (to burst burn boils)
-emergency calls list (emergency call card)

SEC ONES: please get into groups of 5 from the same coy and get the first-aid kit ready by WEEK4, FRIDAY for CCA.

Thank you.

Criteria for health related diseases logbook for sec ones

Research on 3 types of diseases
Include:
An introduction about the diseases
the Causes of the disease
Symptoms
Effects that the disease may have on your body
Complications of the disease
State how you can prevent and cure this disease
Bibliogrpahy
An Overall Reflection for each of the three diseases

Deadline: the week when CCA resumes (Friday)

I/Cs for teachers' day present:
Sec1s
Yee Yean (Swallow), Amanda Neo (Morning Glory)
Sec2s
Pang Shi Ying (Oriole), Monique Wan (Sunflower)
Sec3s
Ho Yu Tian (Swallow), Ho Xiu Min (Bougainvillea)
Please get ready a cohort present for each of the four guiders(Ms Lee, Ms Law, Mrs Sherwood and Mrs Teo) by week 10 Monday. Please tell Aline, Ashley or Nienping a rough idea what your cohort will be doing ASAP. Thank you!

ALL SEC ONES PLEASE TAKE NOTE:

Energy Experience Programme

Date: 7th September 2009 AND 10th September 2009(during the September holidays)
Time: 9a.m. to 11a.m.
Venue: Electricity Efficiency Centre
SP Services Ltd
111 Somerset Road #01-08
Singapoire Power Building

How to get there: short walk from Somerset MRT station, Exit A

Things to bring:
1. latest utilities bills with chart consumption (photocopies are acceptable)
2. calculator

Attendance is compulsory.

Dear Guiders, Trefoil Guild Members, YAs,

We are pleased to inform you that the Singapore Youth Olympic Games Organising Committee (SYOGOC) is organising the "1 Year To Go to the Singapore 2010 Youth Olympic Games" event on Friday, 14 August 2009, to mark exactly 365 days to the S2010 YOG. The event aims to generate international awareness, raise anticipation levels and rally everyone in Singapore to come together and celebrate, as we look forward to hosting the inaugural YOG in August 2010.

There will be an evening celebration at the City Hall which will be preceded by a sports carnival on the Padang. The carnival will commence at about 1730 hrs. The highlight of the evening celebrations will be the unveiling of the Omega-sponsored countdown clock at City Hall, followed by the countdown to D-365:00:00 at 2010 hrs.> GGS is privileged to support S2010 YOG. SYOGOC would like as many people to come go down to the event and be part of the celebrations.

The synopsis for the event and poster are attached here.

Please click here to download OYCD synopsis.
> Please click here to download the poster.
> However, do take necessary precautions with regards to the H1N1 Influenza A.

Thank you.

please tell Aline, Ashley or Nienping if you are interested before the activity commences

Hello, Please Take Note:

National Day Celebrations March Pass 2009

Please note that all sessions are COMPULSORY and attendance will be taken. Attendance for the four practice sessions can be used to replace those CCA sessions that you’ve missed. Please change into your PE attire for practice.

Practice Sessions:
30th July from 3-5PM
31st July From 3.30-6.30PM
4th August from 3-5PM
6th August from 3-5PM

People participating:

Sec threes
1. Neo Jia Hui
2. Jinny Seow
3. Adeline Yeo
4. Tan Kah Wei
5. Lau Kar Yee
6. Fung Si Ming
7. Denise Lee
8. Rebecca Lim
9. Jamie Heng
10. Christine Tan
11. Kong Wan Ting
12. Seah Hsiao Wei
13. Janice Chua
14. Ong Huirou
15. Kimberly Yang
16. Tabitha Tan
17. Beverly Lim
18. Lee Pei Ying
19. Ho Xiu Min
20. Oh Xin Hoon
21. Toh Nien Ping
22. Shakespeare Sim
23. Joey Tok
24. Ng Wan Qi

Sec twos
1. Wong Xin Hui
2. Gwendolyn Tan
3. Priscilla Nicole
4. Jessie Ma
5. Rachel Teow
6. Zhuang Si Ci
7. Sheryl Long
8. Wong Xin Yee
9. Pauline Siew
10. Janice Lim
11. Ruth Thien
12. Monique Wan


Reserves:
Dew Lim
Janice Lee
Pang Shi Ying
Elizabeth Rim


March pass organized by Kebun Baru CC
Practice sessions: to be confirmed later
People participating:

Aline Sim
Ashley Wee
Lee Bin
Nicole Tan
Jaclyn Tan
Esther Neo
Tan Min
Wong Zioedy
Ho Yu Tian
Mary-Anne Chan

Due to the cca suspension, you’ll be required to complete some things at home. Please take note of the deadlines and criteria.

Sec ones

Emergency call card
Include:
personal details
1. Name
2. Address
3. Blood type
4. Drug allergies
5. I/C number
6. School address
7. Handphone number
8. House phone number
Parents contact number
1. Name of parent
2. Workplace address and number
3. Hand phone number
4. House number
5. Office number

Third party (aunty, grandma etc)
1. Full name
2. Relationship
3. Handphone number
4. House number
Emergency numbers
1. Police
2. Ambulance
3. Fire brigade
4. Nearest police post
5. Nearest hospital
6. Nearest polyclinic
Utilities
1. Electricity
2. Water main
3. Pipe Gas

The card has to be your ezlink card size and it has to be laminated
Deadline: 24th july 2009, week 4 Friday


Criteria for all logbooks:
1. All logbooks must be presented in a file
2. cover page
3. contents page
4. headings for each segment
5. no essays- put it in point form and in your own words
6. information must be concise
7. include in the bibliography (credit sources)
P.S. we will check if you copy and paste from the websites, so please rephrase in your own words! please ask any senior if you have any questions.

Stress management logbook
Deadline: 31st July 2009, week 5 Friday
Include:
1. Definition of stress
2. What stress means to you
3. Symptoms and examples of you encountering stress
4. What are your solutions to them
5. Include telephone help lines or help centres

Knowing yourself :
Deadline: 24th July 2009,week 4 Friday
Include information about
1. Your family
2. Hobbies
3. Strengths /talents
4. Weaknesses
5. How you can correct your weaknesses
6. Your general info (eg: big black eyes, short hair etc.)
7. What you like
8. Include in pictures of yourself and your family and friends
9. What makes you happy
10. What makes you sad
11. What is important to you
12. Get people to write testimonials for you
Please refer to pages 73-79 of your guide handbook for more info!


If you need an extended deadline for any logbooks or assignments please ask for it



Sec twos

Service learning Project
Please include:
1. The names of your members
2. The name of your organization
3. What do you do at the organization
4. The number of hours that you have completed
5. How you plan to finish up your remaining hours and your report
Deadline: 17th July 2009, Friday

Writer’s Proficiency badge
1. 1000 word essay
2. A dramatic sketch taking at least 10 min to perform/a short poem in recognized verse form/ an article or a campfire yarn of not less than two hundred words/an essay on your favourite hero or heroine


Deadline: 24th July 2009, week 4 Friday


Sec threes

Accident prevention badge
Criteria for accident prevention logbook:
1. State how to guard against accidents when using: gas electrical appliances, kerosene stoves, naked lights, open fires
2. State the special precautions to take in the house with
a. Small children
b. Old people
3. State at least three different ways of preventing accidents
a. When boating and bathing
b. When using public transport, cars and cycles
c. When with animals
d. In highrise buildings
4. State the special precautions to take outdoors with regard to barb wire, poisonous plants, storms and other hazards, eg. Hornets, jellyfish etc
Deadline: 24th July 2009, week 4 Friday

Writer’s Badge
3. 1000 word essay
4. A dramatic sketch taking at least 10 min to perform/a short poem in recognized verse form/ an article or a campfire yarn of not less than two hundred words/an essay on your favourite hero or heroine
Deadline: 31st July 2009 , week 5 Friday

Rock Climbing Course (3)
participants:
Janice Chua
Rebecca Lim
Kong Wan Ting
Adeline Yeo
Ruth Thien
Melissa Chang

please take note of the following:

> DATE: SATURDAY, 18 July 2009
> TIMEL: 1000 HRS – 1330 HRS. (Reporting Time: 0945 hrs)
> VENUE: CIVIL SERVICE CLUB, TESSENSOHN ROAD

> ATTIRE: i. NAVY BLUE/BLACK TRACK PANTS
> ii. GUIDE BLUE POLO T-SHIRT
> ii. TRACK SHOES & SOCKS

> Bring your own water bottle and a packed lunch as refreshment is not provided. **Please make your payment at Guide House, 1 week before commencing date which is 11 July 2009. please also bring along the signed waiver form when you make your payment in case you need to submit it.

> Please report 15 minutes before activity time.

**we will tell you the course fee at a later date.

thank you!

Hello, sorry, please note that the shifts for the carnival duties are re-arranged cause there's an overwhleming number who wants either shift 1 or 2. Shifts are arranged according to the first come first serve basis. Please also note that the carnival is COMPULSORY for all to attend. If you're not able to make it please tell ashley, aline or nienping the reason before the activity commences.The following people are those who have not replied or have stated that she can't go :

Christine tan (quarantined)

Alicia Tay (overseas)

Charis Loo

Gladys Pea (overseas)

Audrey Tay (overseas)

Amy kuan



We also need more people to sign up for shift 5, if the above mentioned will not be going for the carnival, we need some of you to have 2 shifts. please tell ashley, aline or nienping by the end of tomorrow if you are able to make it for the last shift, if there's still no one who is willing to go for the last shift, we'll have to allocate some people to do 2 shifts, thanks.

Duty Sign up list for Carnival on 27 June 2009

Shift 1: 8 – 10 am (24 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 9 Sec 2s, 9 Sec 3s)
No. Name Class Patrol
1 Madeline Tai Sec 1 Wisdom Flowerpecker
2 shakespeare Sim Sec 3 Justice Ixora (switched with Wenxin)
3 Joanna Chua Sec 1 Justice Dove
4 Samantha Goh Sec 1 Diligence Ixora
5 Nicole Ang Sec 1 Hope sunflower (switched with Xue ying)
6 Amanda Neo Sec 1 Unity MG
7 Vanessa Tay Sec 2 Hope Flowerpecker
8 Rachel Teow Sec 2 Justice Flowerpecker
9 Vanessa Low Sec 2 Grace Jasmine
10 Zhuang Si Ci Sec 2 Justice Dove
11 Natalie Lim Sec 2 Wisdom Dove
12 Priscilla Nicole Sec 2 Diligence Bougainvillea
13 Ruth Thien Sec 2 Grace Bougainvillea
14 Gwendolyn Tan Sec 2 Justice Sparrow
15 Cherida Yong Sec 2 Diligence Mynah
16 Wong Zioedy Sec 3 Loyalty Oriole
17 Tabitha Tan Sec 3 Diligence Sunflower
18 Toh Nien Ping Sec 3 Diligence Sunflower
19 Ho Yu Tian Sec 3 unity Swallow (switched with shang meei)
20 Kong Wan Ting Sec 3 Loyalty Sparrow
21 Mary Anne Chan Sec 3 Unity Sparrow
22 Joey Tok Sec 3 Justice Orchid
23 Janice lee Sec 3 Diligence Jasmine
24 Kimberly Yang Sec 3 Purity Bougainvillea


Shift 2: 9.30 – 11.30 am (21 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 8 Sec 2s, 7 Sec 3s)
No. Name Class Patrol
1 Grace Tan Sec 1 Justice Oriole
2 Jillian Kau Sec 1 diligence Sunflower (switched)
3 Ayana Ki Sec 1 Justice Ixora
4 Geraldine Sec 1 Diligence Sparrow
5 Goh Shi Hui Sec 1 Faith Mynah
6 Ong Yi Fen Sec 1 Wisdom Hibiscus
7 Wong Xin Yee Sec 2 Wisdom Flowerpecker
8 Jessie Ma Sec 2 Justice Jasmine
9 Chua Jing Yi Sec 2 Diligence MG
10 Monique Wan Sec 2 Wisdom Sunflower
11 Wong Xinyi Sec 2 Unity Sunflower
12 Wong Xin Hui Sec 2 Hope Sunflower
13 Teo Ying Xuan Sec 2 Wisdom Swallow
14 Kimberley Phang Sec 2 Truth Dove
15 Adeline Yeo Sec 3 Hope Flowerpecker
16 Lee Pei Ying Sec 3 Hope Flowerpecker
17 Esther Neo Sec 3 Loyalty Mynah
18 Tan-Min Sec 3 Loyalty Mynah
19 Ng Wan Qi Sec 3 Diligence Mynah
20 Tan Kah Wei Sec 3 Diligence Dove
21 Lau Kar Yee Sec 3 Diligence Dove


Shift 3: 11 am – 1 pm (21 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 8 Sec 2s, 7 Sec 3s)
No. Name Class Patrol
1 Lynnette Liew Sec 1 Diligence Orchid
2 Vanessa Chong Sec 1 Justice Orchid
3 Abigail Tee Sec 1 Unity Orchid
4 Vivian Leow Sec 1 Wisdom Bougainvillea
5 Carnation Kng Sec 1 Faith Flowerpecker
6 Xenia Low Sec 1 Unity Dove
7 Juliana Lien Sec 2 Unity Orchid
8 Jaclyn Tan Sec 2 Purity Ixora
9 Vanessa Lian Sec 2 Truth Ixora
10 Ashley Wee Sec 2 Faith Sparrow
11 Lydia Leow Sec 2 Grace Sparrow
12 Nicole Tan Sec 2 Diligence Mynah
13 Aline Sim Sec 2 Unity Swallow
14 Lee Bin Sec 2 Diligence Kingfisher
15 Ho Xiu Min Sec 3 Unity Bougainvillea
16 Oh Xin Hoon Sec 3 Grace Sparrow
17 Beverly Lim Sec 3 Purity Hibiscus
18 Dew Lim Sec 3 Grace Hibiscus
19 Neo Jia Hui Sec 3 Diligence Hibiscus
20 Janice Chua Sec 3 Hope Swallow
21 Jamie Heng Sec 3 Unity Bougainvillea


Shift 4: 12.30 – 2.30 pm (21 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 8 Sec 2s, 7 Sec 3s)
No. Name Class Patrol
1 Wong Min Ting Sec 1 Unity Kingfisher
2 Sharlene Lee Sec 1 Faith Jasmine (switched)
3 Tan Yee Yean Sec 1 Purity Swallow
4 Beatrice Tan Sec 1 Faith Hibiscus
5 Wang Jing Mei Sec 1 Unity MG
6 Jazlyn Ang Sec 1 Truth Sparrow
7 Pang Shi Ying Sec 2 Unity Oriole
8 Nicole Anne Yong Sec 2 Truth Orchid
9 Loh Min Yi Sec 2 Unity Swallow
10 Janice Lim Sec 2 Unity Hibiscus
11 Li MingZhen Sec 2 Purity Hibiscus
12 Elizabeth Rim Sec 2 Diligence Oriole
13 Janine Ho Sec 2 Hope Sparrow
14 Pauline Siew Sec 2 Unity Jasmine
15 Crystal Lim Sec 3 Justice Ixora
16Loh Wen Xin Sec 1 Purity Jasmine (switched with Shakespeare)
17 Jinny Seow Sec 3 Purity Ixora
18 Seah Hsiao Wei Sec 3 Diligence Kingfisher
19 Fung Si Ming Sec 3 Purity Kingfisher
20 Denise Lee Sec 3 Purity MG
21 Ong Huirou Sec 3 Diligence MG


Shift 5: 2 – 4 pm (18 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 6 Sec 2s, 6 Sec 3s)
No. Name Class Patrol
1 Ng Xue Ying Sec 1 Charity Kingfisher(switched with nicole ang)
2 Elisabeth Lim Sec 1 Truth Mynah (switched)
3 Samantha Goh Sec 1 Diligence Ixora (doing 2 shifts)
4 Loh Wen Xin Sec 1 purity Jasmine(doing 2 shifts)
5 Angelyn Khong Sec 1 Oriole
6 Winnie Tan Sec 1 Swallow
7 Kirstie Neo Sec 2 Hope Kingfisher
8 Melissa Chang Sec 2 jasmine
9 Sheryl Long Sec 2 Oriole
10Pang Shi Ying Sec 2 Oriole(doing 2 shifts)
11 Janice lim Sec 2 Hibiscus(doing 2 shifts)
12 Lee Bin Sec 2 Kingfisher(doing 2 shifts)
13 Rebecca Lim Sec 3 Purity Swallow
14 Chew Shang Meei Sec 3 Wisdom Oriole (switched with Yu tian)
15 Cheryl Tan Sec 3 Wisdom Mynah
16 Toh Nien Ping Sec 3 Diligence Sunflower (doing 2 shifts)
17 Dew Lim Sec 3 Grace Hibiscus (doing 2 shifts)
18 Beverly Lim Sec 3 Purity Hibiscus (doing 2 shifts)

30 Sec 1s
39 Sec 2s
36 Sec 3s
Total: 105 girls

hey!
here are the photos from the sec2 farewell viedo (:
website!
the password is the date of our farewell. ddmmyy (in this format)
if you still can't open it tag on the board and i'll get back to you.

yup i'll try and post the photos of camp some other time when i'm free.
and the video of the sec3s dancing sorry sorry. (: (if you all don't mind)

and on behalf of all the darkblues, thank you everybody for giving us such a memorable farewell. we really enjoyed it very much.
jiayou everybody and bring sngg to greater heights! :D

huiting

Duty shifts for Carnival on 27 June 2009

Shift 1: 8 – 10 am (24 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 9 Sec 2s, 9 Sec 3s)
Shift 2: 9.30 – 11.30 am (21 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 8 Sec 2s, 7 Sec 3s)
Shift 3: 11 am – 1 pm (21 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 8 Sec 2s, 7 Sec 3s)
Shift 4: 12.30 – 2.30 pm (21 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 8 Sec 2s, 7 Sec 3s)
Shift 5: 2 – 4 pm (18 girls – 6 Sec 1s, 6 Sec 2s, 6 Sec 3s)

please note that ALL guides are to be invovled in this. please tell your PLs your shift and class by the end of sunday.
Thanks :)

CAMP 2009

Time: Fall in at 7.15AM
Venue: Green patch outside the PE room.
Attire: sec1-3: PE attire, belt and 3 items, patrol scarf and identity
-EDIT- sec4: PE attire

Things to be added in camp kit list:

1. THERMOMETER

Things to note:
ALL are to wear track pants for hike.
If you’re allergic to grass/insect bites/dust, you’re advised to wear your track pants during the camp lest your condition is aggravated by the environment/activities.

thanks
huiting

Pre-Camp [8th June - 10th June]

8th June 2009
- Tentage
- Gadgets: shoe rack and clothesline
Things to bring: Twine

9th June 2009
- Kitchen Shelter
- Topography

10th June 2009
- Outdoor Cooking
- Axemanship
Things to bring: Wood, kindlings, twigs, punk, matchsticks and other stuff for ember cooking

* Please bring your water bottle and poncho for all three days.
/EDIT: Each patrol please bring at least one roll of masking tape.

thank you (:
huiting

hello all,
thank you to all those who came down yesterday
you guys have been a dear and it was really great hosting a trail for you all

once again, for all in VJC 09S63 and 09S65,
we express our deepest gratitude to you guys for making the activity successful.

photos are in this link
http://www.facebook.com/album.php?aid=116974&id=528882362&l=55d1f99f55
feel free to tag yourself if you can(:

cheers,
mel phang(:

hello all!

there's been some change to the meeting place tmr.
please be at LIMBOSENG MEMORIAL at 0850H
thanks.
attire will be pinafore, pe tee, shorts

the following will be the groupings for tmr
Group 1: mynah + morning glory
Group 2: Bougainvillea + kingfisher
Group 3: Oriole + Orchid
Group 4: Hibiscus + Ixora
Group 5: Sparrow + Jasmine
Group 6: Sunflower + Dove
Group 7: Swallow + flowerpeck

thanks again,
remember to drink lots of water and have ample rest tonight!:D

cheers, mel phang

PRE CAMP TRAINING
Date: 8th -10th June 2009
Time: 7.30am- 12.30pm
Attire: PE T-shirt and school shorts. NO fbts allowed.
Things to bring: water bottle, three items,twine, wood, twig, kindling and punk. please make sure there is enough wood for both precamp and camp.

thanks!

Australian Centenary Event (ACE) 2010

Girl Guides Victoria is hosting the Australian Centenary Event (ACE) to celebrate 100 years of Guiding.It will be a fabulous week of activities for you to have fun with Guides from all over Australia and Girl Guides and Girl Scouts from other member organisations, experience exciting challenges and have a great time exploring Melbourne on the ACE race, the Victorian goldrush at Sovereign Hill, horse riding or camel riding, sailing in a tall ship or a small dinghy, visit the home of the fairy penguins and seals at Phillip Island, surfing, caving, helping sick animals or visit a zoo, swimming, clowning and juggling, learning crafts or challenging yourself on the ropes course.
Details of the event: Date: 2 – 15 January 2010 (inclusive of home hospitality and travelling time)Venue: Britannia Park, Yarra Junction, Victoria, AustraliaParticipants: Adult Leaders and 12 Guides (aged 12 – 16)Cost:
Estimated Cost
Per person
Airfare
SGD $1400
Transport & Misc
SGD $300
*Camp Fee
A $886 / SGD $1050 (Guide) , A $360 / SGD $430 (Adult Leader)
Travel Insurance
SGD $80
Total Cost
SGD $2380 (Guide), SGD$2210 (Adult Leader)
*Camp fee includes food, accommodation, activities and day trips during the camp





Girlguiding UK Centenary Camp 2010

The Girlguiding UK Centenary Camp is a once-in-a-lifetime chance to be part of Girlguiding UK’s biggest ever Guide camp. The camp which will be held at Harewood House, near Leeds, North Yorkshire, home of the Earl of Harewood will offer climbing, archery, quad bikes, pioneering, skiing, sledging, aerial adventures, gorge walking, mountain boarding, water based activities, exploring and discovering Leeds, Harrogate and Yorkshire, rugby, football, fencing, golf, tennis, cheer leading, crafts, cooking workshops, drama, theatre and music sessions.
Details of the event: Date: 29 July – 8 August 2010 (inclusive of travelling time)Venue: Harewood House, Leeds, United KingdomParticipants: 3 Adult Leaders and 12 Guides (aged 12 – 16)Cost:
Estimated Cost
Per Person
Airfare
SGD $3000
Transport & Misc
SGD $400
*Camp Fee
400 GB Pounds / SGD $1000
Travel Insurance
SGD $100
Total Cost
SGD $4500
*Camp fee includes food, accommodation, activities and day trips during the camp



Guiding Mosaic 2010

Guiding Mosaic 2010 will be held July 8 -17, 2010, at Guelph Lake Conservation Area in Southern Ontario. This will be an amazing opportunity for girls and women from across Canada and around the world to come together, explore, learn and make new friends. Guding Mosaic provides the opportunity to a wide range of activities of your choice ranging from adventure activities, sports, technology, science, out-trips and share your experiences with girls from across Canada and around the world.

Details of the event: Date: 6 July – 19 July 2010 (inclusive of travelling time)Venue: Guelph, Province of Ontario, CanadaParticipants: 2 Adult Leaders and 10 Guides (aged 12 – 16)Cost:
Estimated Cost
Per Person
Airfare
SGD $2800
Transport & Misc
SGD $400
*Camp Fee
CDN $945 / SGD $1350
Travel Insurance
SGD $100
Total Cost
SGD $4650
*Camp fee includes food, accommodation, activities and day trips during the camp


please note that the closing date for all 3 events closes on 10 july 2009! So if you are interested please tell Ashley or nienping by the end of june holidays.

thank you!

PRE CAMP TRAINING
Date: 8th -10th June 2009
Time: 7.30am- 12.30pm
Attire: PE T-shirt and school shorts. NO fbts allowed.
Things to bring: twine, wood, twig, kindling and punk. please make sure there is enough for both precamp and camp.

thanks!

Here the document which says all the criteria for the different proficiency badges. Your can take a look at it and see what are the areas that needs practise
profbadge_2007

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