P5 Outdoor Adventure Camp @ MOE Labrador Adventure Centre 16 18 - - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

16 – 18 January 2020 Thursday to Saturday

P5 Outdoor Adventure Camp

@ MOE Labrador Adventure Centre

Overview

• Camp Objectives
• Learning Outcomes
• Accommodation
• Safety
• Programme Overview
• Things to bring
• Meals
• General Information
• FAQs

Camp Objectives

• Putting our School Motto (Compassion, Conscience, Purity and

Righteous) and Values (Care, Teamwork, Resilience, Excellence, Confidence, Integrity, Respect and Service) into action.

• Hone social emotional competencies in our students in the

area of Self-Awareness, Self-Management, Social Awareness, Relationship Management and Responsible Decision Making.

• Build Esprit De Corp amongst our students and help them

become better adjusted with their new class.

• Enhance Teacher-Student Relationship (TSR).
• Enhance Student-Student Relationship (SSR).

Camp Objectives

Learning Outcomes

The camp programme provides opportunities for your child to: 1) Learn to be independent 2) Acquire social skills 3) Live out the school’s core values

Learning Outcomes

Accommodation

Rooms (Upper floor - girls, Ground floor - boys)

Sleeping layout

• Boys
• 7 rooms
• Level 1 (boys’ toilet)
• Girls
• 7 rooms
• Level 2 (girls’ toilet)

Safety

Safety

• Security Guard
• Camp Gate will be closed at all times to ensure that

there will not be any outsiders within the vicinity of the camp

• Checks of equipment and facility by (qualified

representatives) professional engineers, school and vendor

• Frequent water breaks (prevent heat exhaustion)
• First Aid post, First Aiders and vehicle on standby
• Lightning alert & Wet weather programme

Safety Protocols for student

Safety

Safety begins with me! Being responsible and taking appropriate action to ensure

• nes safety

Approach all tasks or activities with a growth mindset. Being reflective (STA)

Sense  pause before an action / activity Think  think of the consequences / repercussions Act  act based on desirable behaviour / outcome

Safety Protocols for student

Personal Medication (if any)

• Label it with name of child and his/her class
• Inform teacher in-charge before heading to the camp
• Only to be consumed in the presence of the teacher

Student well-being

• Students will be required to take their temperature every morning
• Teachers and facilitators will also conduct a health status check after

every activity

• Visual monitoring of student health

Safety

Safety

Programme Overview

Learning Outcomes

Activity Self-Awareness Self- Management Social Awareness Relationship Management Responsible Decision Making High Challenge Course, Rockwall, Zipline √ √ √ Team-building activities √ √ √ √ Outdoor Cooking √ √ √ √ Labrador Historical Trail √ √ √ Campfire Performance √ √ √ √ Campfire Preparation √ √ √ √ Debriefing √ √ √ √ √ Meals √ √ √ Wash Up √ √ Area Cleaning √ √ √ Care for Personal Belongings √ √ √ Buddy System √ √ √ √ √ SAFETY √ √ √ √ √

Class Bonding

School Values: Care, Respect

Group Discussions

School Values: Teamwork, Integrity

Confidence Building

Advocate “Challenge by Choice”

School Values: Resilience, Confidence

Overcoming Obstacles

School Values: Resilience, Excellence

Teamwork & Encouragement

School Values: Teamwork, Care

Campfire

School Values: Excellence, Teamwork

Labrador Historical Trail

• Infusion of National Education elements

School Values: Service, Care

Recognition

• Best Group, Best Male and Female per group,

Winner of T-shirt Design

School Values: Teamwork, Care, Excellence

Things to Bring

All students have received the packing list in Term 1 Week 1 via Parents Gateway.

Things to bring

Clothing

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T-Shirts (with sleeves)

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Long pants (Track pants or cargo pants)

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Shorts

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Undergarments

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Socks Footwear

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School/Sports shoes Money for first day recess and lunch

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Approximately $6 (Based on individual student’s needs) Optional items

 Caps  Sun block  Sweater/Windbreaker  Insect Repellent (mosquito coil is

NOT ALLOWED) Personal Items

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Toiletries

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Towel

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Sleeping Bag

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Writing materials

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Torch Light (small)

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Water Bottle

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Personal Medication

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Thermometer (digital)

Meals

School Values: Service, Care

New: Dish washing machine. Cutleries and utensils will be provided to students. Reminder: No sharing

• f food and cutleries.

Meals

Meals

Bring money for first day recess and lunch. All other meals will be provided (Halal)

• Breakfast
• Lunch
• Dinner
• Supper

(Vegetarian food provided) Licensed Caterer Taken note of special diets – as reflected in the medical declaration form

General Information

Reporting Time and Venue 7.25 a.m. on 16 January 2020, Thursday at MPH Attire Come in PE t-shirt, track pants, school/sports shoes Dismissal Time 11.30 a.m. on 18 January 2020, Saturday by Gate 2 Transport Parents are to make the necessary transport arrangement to & from school (punctuality) Packing Use the camp packing list as a guide to pack your bag (issued on 3 January 2020, Friday) Label belongings For ease of identification, use a permanent marker to write your name on your belongings or attach labels/tags to them

General Information

Precaution Do not bring any mobile device and valuables For child who is unwell on 16 January, Thursday Call MTS General Office before 7.10 a.m. at 6489 3326 to report to update on child’s well- being Emergency Contact Number

• 9740 0832 (Camp OIC – Mr Choo Kuan He)

(HP No. active only during camp duration)

Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Is it all right for my child to attend the camp when he/she is sick in the morning of the first day of camp?

It is best for your child to stay at home to rest. His/Her well-being is of utmost importance. Please ensure that the doctor issues a Medical Certificate (MC) that covers the duration of the camp. If your child is not issued an MC on the second day of camp and that he/she is feeling stronger and better, he/she can still join us in the camp. Parents can inform the staff at the campsite by calling the Emergency Number. Parents will have to make the necessary transport arrangement for your child to get to the campsite.

FAQ

FAQ

What will happen if a student is found to be sick/injured in the camp?

Student who is unwell will be brought to the First Aid Post located within the campsite to access his/her situation. Parents will be updated on his/her condition. Our trained First Aiders will access and contact parents (if necessary) to bring him/her home to see a doctor.

FAQ

Will the meals served be sufficient in quantity and nutritional?

Well-balanced meals, each comprises of food from 3 food groups, will be served. Breakfast, lunch, dinner and supper will be served during the camp stay. Each student can have a second helping only after every student has taken his/her first one. Students will be advised against overeating as it will affect their health.

FAQ

Are the activities safe?

The campsite and activities are approved by MOE. The equipment and venue have been checked regularly by certified personnel to ensure the safety of the students. Certified personnel will also do a check before, during and after the completion of the activities.

FAQ

Will my child be safe at the campsite?

The campsite and activities are approved by MOE. To ensure the safety of the students :

• Security guards will be deployed
• Night sentry will be arranged while the students are

sleeping

• The school staff and instructors will keep a look out for the

students’ safety within the campsite

• Availability of Certified First Aiders / Medic personnel

Parents will be contacted immediately if the need arises.

FAQ

Can I visit my child at the camp site?

Let us support and encourage our students to complete the camp independently. Parents are not allowed to enter the campsite. Parents are also strongly discouraged from visiting the campsite as it will distract the students and even affect their morale. In addition, he/she may feel homesick once they know you are around.

FAQ

Can my child hold on to his/her personal mobile phone?

Your child is strongly discouraged from bringing personal mobile phone to the camp. He/She has the tendency to play games, call parents (homesick) or lose it. Teachers will definitely contact parents if the need arises. Once again, let us support our students and encourage them to complete the camp independently.

FAQ

Can parents have the contact number of the accompanying teacher so that they can contact him/her anytime to check on their children?

We have to treat teacher’s personal information in strict confidence and hence we will not disclose his/her contact

• number. We will contact parents immediately if the need arises.

For EMERGENCY purposes only, please call

• 9740 0832 (Camp OIC – Mr Choo Kuan He) – HP no. active
• nly during the camp duration

FAQ – Recent Enquiry

Are the rooms air-conditioned?

• No. The rooms are well-ventilated and cool.

Students are to sleep in sleeping bags (compulsory item) to keep themselves warm at night.

FAQ

Can students wear home clothes in the camp?

• Yes. Students will only report to school in their school PE

t-shirt, track pants and school/sports shoes on the first day

• f the camp.

Do assist in packing comfortable and proper clothes (home clothes) for your child. All P5 campers will also receive a red camp T-shirt.

2020 P5 Camp

T-shirt Design winner Chua Gim Hui P5-1

Thank you for your support

Happy 2020