Jog, Jog...Jog-A-Thon!~^0^ (13/12/09)

A few weeks before saying farewell to our eventful 2009, we had our Annual jog-a-thon! \[^-^]/ It was organised by the Stampin Chapter, with the major purpose of raising funds. Meanwhile, it's also a great way for students, as well as adults, to have fun while involving themselves in this physical fitness activity~ :)

Before the event started, participants had to register themselves first and get their numbers.

But, but, but... after registration, there's another important thing we mustn't forget.. Waaala~! Our lucky draw number! XD

Heere comes...the leading team!;) The orange flag is for leading younger participants, namely the primary school students. On the other hand, the other flag is for older participants, which is 13 years and above. :)


*BooOM~~*! Run kids~ Run~~!;D

Some Ran as fast as they could...

Some end up walking....;p

Here comes, the 2nd category runners^_^>>>

The Ambulance...to d rescue~

Fi--nally~The....Finishing Line!

Everyone was anxious... Who's gonna win? Who's gonna win?

Come on~ you're almost there!^0^

*Ouch*~ Some1 got hurt xp hoho...dun worry... our RC members are kind enuf2 give u a helping hand^^
Ambulance back frm duty:)>>

*Click* *Click* Say cheeeze~

*Ye-aH~* Job finally done~ ^0^

This is d moment...Lucky draw session! XD Haha..Congratz to d winners^^

Haha...it has finally cum2 an end:) Gosh, wad a busy mornin, but meaningful though^^

RDS Day 2

Before the busy day start, breakfast is necessary.... hiak hiak hiak

today lesson include, shelter, compass and map reading, ambulance service, and radio telecommunication

group 3 trying to collect information communicated between gp 1 and gp 2

Gp 1 having communication with other group

shelter presentation by group 2

shelter layout by group 2

members on the group work on shelter

heli and landing pad done by group 1

group 1 shelter layout

group 3 shelter layout

all 4 picture above illustrate members busy doing the shelter project

ambulance service, learning how to use stretcher

talk by MA from Sibu hospital on ambulance

er... u noe wat this la.. coz i also dunoe how to explain.. hahahaha

compass and map reading by the army

one of the army give guidance on bearing reading

souvenir present to army by Mr. Loi

talk on compass and map reading by Sibu Army

so far thats all for today.. quite lots stuff going on.. just i cant upload all picture... hope u guys enjoy it...

Rapid Deployment Squad (RDS)

Two members from Swinburne VAD has joined the 3 nite 4 days RDS workshop starting from 10-13 Dec at Kem Belia Kemunyang Sibu. This RDS workshop simply means disaster management. In Malaysia, RDS=NDRT (national disaster relief team), then higher level is call as RDRT (regional disaster relief team)

Below are the activities and photo taken during the workshop.

hahaha... enjoy it

Day 1

guess u can see clearly who r the two join the camp le ba.. haha

Lau Siew Kong and Voon Soon Ping is looking for own name coz ned sign on it (attendance list ma)

Mr. Loi, the one who teach and guide us throughout the workshop

Mdm. Ting, one of the organizing chairman (correct me if i am wrong)

yea.. before the workshop begin, surely we have to fill our stomach first

guess u can see how happy we enjoy our meal there.. hehehe

the workshop begin

total is 27 participants during the 4days workshop

usual style, briefing before we can enter the hostel

queuing up to take our mattress and blanket

yea.. entrance of the hostel.. gonna stay here for 3 nights

sory ar... no photo available on the hostel bed and washroom (privacy ma)

group discussions, role and responsibilities and how to deploy effective RDS members

this is our group, (group 1, everything can) hehehe

Cikgu Teng present his group of work

our group presenter

finally this is our piece of work

nice ma???

day 1 finish early, more to come on day 2

wait for the second update ya..