This year I am a sec one form teacher, so need to accompany my form class for the 4D3N sec 1 OAL, at changi coast outdoor adventure learning centre.
When I reached the camp site, I realised I had been there before, about 15 years ago, when I was a contract teacher at TPSS, where Mr Fathul asked me to be a teacher chaperon for a combined schools camp.
Anyway, I very long never go for camp already, the last time I went for a camp was in 2015, back at TPSS, as the camp commandant of the sec 2 level camp.
Previously, I love camps. I do not mind staying overnight. But that was when I was still single.
But now, I am married and with 2 kids, is different. My colleague asked me, if I am ready for the camp. I told her I am always ready. Then she asked me, if I am looking forward. So I told her, as a husband and as a father, I am definitely not looking forward.
As for the camp, I feel that the morale boosters bought by the school leaders and the colleagues made the whole camp much better. And the talk cock sessions at the pantry while eating meals and supper, are awesome memories that I will hold dear to my heart.
Day 1, our P bought satay, sugar cane and coconut juice.
Day 2, our VP bought donuts, muffins and coconut shake, and our SSD brought mcnuggets and fries.
Day 3, two of our colleagues visited us with coffee and tea. The other VP, who is very health conscious and always advocate healthy eating to all of us, went against his principles and bought old chang kee curry puffs for us. Our camp commandant, ordered in ice cream and bbq chicken wings for us. Omg. I am so so so touched by all the love from all the colleagues and school leaders.
I think I put on more weight after this 4D3N camp. Hahahahahahaha.
Sharing more pics from the camp:
Taken by my intern.
Photo with my form class.
Bougainvillea park at ECP.
Weather was hot and sunny during our 12 km expedition at ECP.
This is quite cool. They use containers to simulate caves, that Singapore obviously do not have.
This is the control room for the Caving. We can see what the kids are doing inside, and can also communicate with them.
Bumped into my Lyra 1 form class student, Jun Kai, who was cycling at ECP. Small Singapore.
Group photo of all the sec 1s and outoor educators and teachers on the last day of camp. Hope all the students become more resilient after this camp!