2011 2012 Kanchanaburi Camp Briefing Session

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2011 - 12 Kanchanaburi

Briefing Session

Camp Dates Tues 15th Fri 18th

November 2011


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Topics For Today

Departure

The Venue

Preview Video

Staffing

2011-12 Itinerary

The Activities

What To Bring Medications

Safety

Questions


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Departure & Luggage

Arrive School 6:00am

Depart School 6:30am

Luggage larger bag to school onMonday, November 14

Bring daypack on Tuesday, November 15


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The Venue


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Staffing

NIST Staff are responsible for supervising students at all times

We are supported in activities by our Activity Provider:

Guides

Activity instructors

NIST Staff Attending: All Year 6 Homeroom teachers, Khun Siew,Mr Doug, Mr Mark, Ms Jane, Khun Warunee, Mr Jago, Ms Ashley,Ms Kyla, Ms Cassie, Nurse


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The ActivitiesChallenge By Choice


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Survivor Kanchanaburi Activity

You will learn to be an expert about one or more

important skills.

You will work with your class team to achieve goals.

You will need to use the Learner Profile to achieveyour goals.

You will have a lot of fun!!!


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What To Bring

Large Soft Bag Underwear and socks for four days

Pajamas

3 tee-shirts/sports shirt

3 pairs of shorts (suitable for walking in)

Long sleeved sweatshirt

A pair of long trousers (light) One pair of strong, worn in sports shoes or

similar to be worn during dry activities

One pair of old sports shoes or rafting shoesto be worn during wet activities

A pair of sandals

A swim suit

A towel Alarm Clock one per room group

Mosquito repellant

Toiletries

Soap and shampoo

Toothpaste and toothbrush

Deodorant

One Small Daypack Sun hat

Sunglasses (optional)

Sun block lotion

Mosquito repellent

One or two books for recreational reading

Camera or disposable camera (optional)

Water bottle - good quality refillable

Healthy snack for Tuesday morning

Small sturdy plastic lunch box


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What Not To Bring!

mobile phones

iPods

electronic games expensive watches

jewelry

money not needed

sweets and lollies extra food

expensive cameras


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Packing For Camp

Important for students to pack their own bags.

Important for students to be able to carry their own

bags they should have no more than 2.

One small backpack and a piece of soft luggage isbest. (does not need to be bigger than a cabin bag)

Snack & drink for Tuesday (Day 1).

The packing list for students will be on class blogsprior to camp so students can prepare and practicebeing responsible with their own packing.


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Safety Considerations Risk assessment has been done on all activities. Students will undergo cycling lessons in PE prior to

camp.

School nurse with us for duration.

School nurse to dispense medication as perguardians written directions.

Teachers are EFR trained.

NIST teachers are present and solely responsible

for students during activities led by outside groups.

NIST staff ride with students when utility/pick-up/van transport is required.


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Friday Lunch

Meal plan lunch back atschool for all students


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2009-10 Kanchanaburi Briefing

Session

Questions


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Follow-up Paperwork

Tomorrow further consent forms will be senthome with the students. These will need to

be returned by Friday 7th

October sothat we are able to meet the requirementsof the Thai Ministry of Education.

Blogs will have this

PowerPoint Presentation

2011 2012 Kanchanaburi Camp Briefing Session

Documents

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