RGS NCC Air

Shooting Competition 2011

2011-11-22T16:39:00.001+08:00

In the recently concluded Shooting Competition which was held over 18th and 22nd November, 3 of our shooting teams represented our unit. This competition consisted of Zeroing and Grouping practices for the Part As, and also snap targets for our Part B and C cadets.

Part A Category
Our Part A team has done us proud by emerging 1st in the Part A IMT Group Category! They are:

LCP Wan Hazimah Binte Mohammad Salemi
LCP Regina Vanda
LCP Jin Minjia
LCP Lee Jia Wen Cheryl
LCP Lee Xin

In addition, 1 of our Part A cadets managed to clinch 2nd in the Individual Category. Congratulations to:

LCP Lee Jia Wen Cheryl

Part B Category
5 Part B cadets have also represented our unit and participated in this competition as well. Although they did not manage to win any prizes, they have done their best and put in their utmost effort. They are:

CPL Jesslyn Koh J-Ting
CPL Serena Tan Ying Jie
CPL Crisann Moh
CPL Jolene Lim Yuhui
CPL Wang Jiayi

Part C Category
Finally, 5 of our Part C cadets have also represented us in the Part C Live Range Category. This category required our participants to shoot Live Range targets from a 100m distance, with and without support. It was a tough competition and our Part C team ultimately done us proud by emerging 5th in the Group Category! They are:

MSG Mira Vjay Shah
SSG Yeo Kai Yan
2SG Ho Shermine
2SG Valerie Cheong
2SG Zerlina Yee Zi Ling

On top of that, 1 of our Part Cs have managed to get a spot in the finals and subsequently making us proud by clinching the bronze medal. Congratulations to:

2SG Valerie Cheong

Well done and great job participants! (: The effort and hard work put into this competition is greatly appreciated.

Challenge Quest 2011

2011-10-31T00:27:00.000+08:00

On the 27th October, our Challenge Quest Team comprising of 3 Part Cs, 1 Part B and 1 Part A has participated in the annually held Challenge Quest Competition. This competition required the participants to complete as many sit-ups, push-ups and team skips in one minute. Also, they were required to do a 1km run and complete the Motivational Obstacle Course at HQ NCC.

However, due to inclement weather, they were not able to complete the 1km run and MOC category. Nevertheless, although we have not clinched any awards, the participants have tried their best and put in commendable effort into training and the competition itself. They are:

SSG Neo Xiao Yun
2SG Chua Wei Qi
3SG Michelle Khoo
CPL Lim Ai Ying Hannah
LCP Wan Hazimah Binte Mohammad Salemi

The effort put into this competition is greatly appreciated. Thank you to all the participants!

Orienteering Competition 2011

2011-10-20T00:34:00.001+08:00

On the 19th October, 5 of our Part B cadets took part in the annually held Orienteering Competition organised by HQ NCC, and have done us proud by coming in 3rd in the Girls' Category. They are:

LCP Pua Kai Qian Nicole
LCP Liao Ru Hui, Jerrie
LCP Lim Ai Ying Hannah
LCP Tan Fong Han
LCP Crisann Moh

Well done Part Bs! (: Congratulations once again.

East/Air Senior Specialist Course 2011

2011-09-05T21:08:00.000+08:00

From 3 to 5 September, 5 of our specialists attended the Senior Specialist Course, a prestigious course organised by HQ NCC for the S5 of every unit. They have all successfully passed out and have been promoted to the Staff Sergeant rank, as well as being awarded a lanyard. They are:

SSG Jallene Chua
SSG Mira Shah
SSG Neo Xiao Yun
SSG Quek Rui Tong
SSG Yeo Kai Yan

Congratulations to our new senior specialists!

On top of that, they have achieved 3 out of 11 awards. Congratulations to:

COMPANY BEST:
SSG Quek Rui Tong

PLATOON BEST:
SSG Jallene Chua

ARMDRILLS BEST:
SSG Quek Rui Tong

We are extremely proud of our new batch of senior specialists and we believe they will bring the unit to greater heights (: Congratulations once again!

Part A Battlefield Trail

2011-07-18T21:37:00.000+08:00

Part A Battlefield Trail

In the recent Part A Battlefield Trail held on 18 July 2011, our Part As did the unit proud by achieving great results.

They were involved in the Amazing Race, which involved answering questions on World War II. After the tough race, we are pleased that they have clinched BOTH the 2ND and 3RD awards! (:

For the group which clinched 2nd position, we have:
PTE Sreshya Kamakshi Vishwanathan
PTE Grace Fu Yong-an
PTE Lee Xin
PTE Zhang Linwan
PTE Tu Chang
PTE Tay Hui Min

For the group which clinched 3rd position, we have:
PTE Regina Vanda
PTE Jin Minjia
PTE Wan Hazimah Binte Mohammad Salemi
PTE Feng Siyuan
PTE Lee Jia Wen Cheryl
PTE Carla Andrea Lim Mosqueda
PTE Zhang Jia'En

We appreciate all the effort and hard work put in by the Part As (: Congratulations again for the great job, Part As! (:

2011-06-16T21:41:00.002+08:00

In the recent Specialists' Course 2011 held from 15 June to 17 June, all 20 of our Part C cadets attended the course. The Part Cs have done our unit proud by clinching several awards and successfully passing out with excellent results.

The following cadets have obtained awards:

PLATOON BEST:
2SG Mira Vijay Shah
2SG Yeo Kai Yan

THEORY BEST:
2SG Jallene Chua Jia En

IFC BEST:
2SG Wong Shi Ying

Overall, 19 out of 20 Part Cs have passed out with the 2SG rank. Congratulations to all the Part C cadets for completing and passing out of the course!

Challenge Quest 2010

2010-10-29T14:58:00.002+08:00

Recently, 2 Part C, 1 Part B and 1 Part A cadets participated in the Challenge Quest Competition 2010. This competition required participants to complete as many push-ups, sit-ups and skips as possible within 1 minute. Also, they must all complete a 1km run and finish with the Motivational Obstacle Course at HQ NCC.

Although we did not clinch any awards, the participants have put in commendable effort into training as well as the competition itself. The participants are:

2SG Lee Jia Qi
2SG Wong Shi Min Sophia
CPL Ngim Dean Gee
LCP Liao Ru Hui, Jerrie

The effort put into this competition is greatly appreciated. Thank you to all the participants!

Orienteering Competition 2010

2010-10-20T20:23:00.002+08:00

On 20 October, 5 of our Part B cadets attended the annual Orienteering Competition organised by HQ NCC. After going through gruelling training, they have done us proud by coming in 2nd in the Girls' Category. They are:

LCP Neo Xiao Yun
LCP Shermaine Ng
LCP Ho Shermine
LCP Michelle Khoo
LCP Quek Rui Tong

To the five Part Bs, you all have shown exceptional standards for this competition. Congratulations!

East/Air Senior Specialist Course 2010

2010-09-09T22:55:00.005+08:00

From 7 to 9 September, 5 of our specialists attended the Senior Specialist Course, a prestigious course organised by HQ NCC for the S5 of every unit. They have all successfully passed out and have been promoted to the Staff Sergeant rank, as well as being awarded a lanyard. They are:

SSG Christina Chin Hui Vun
SSG Vivian Chew
SSG Poh Hui Xian
SSG Jessie Lim Jie Sin
SSG Phua Shi Ying

Congratulations to these senior specialists!

On top of that, they have achieved 5 awards, out of 11, successfully making RGS the unit who has received the highest number of awards for this course! Congratulations to:

PLATOON BEST:
SSG Vivian Chew
SSG Poh Hui Xian
SSG Phua Shi Ying

FOOTDRILLS BEST:
SSG Christina Chin Hui Vun

ARMDRILLS BEST:
SSG Poh Hui Xian

We are extremely proud of these cadets and we believe that as our new batch of senior specialists, they will be able to bring our unit to a higher standard(: Congratulations once again!

Air Specialist Course September 2010 (Phase 2)

2010-09-06T20:09:00.006+08:00

In the Air Specialists' Course held on 04-06 September 2010, our Part Cs did the unit proud by achieving many awards and passing out with outstanding results.

4 of the Part Cs attended this course and we're proud to say that all 4 of them passed out as 2SG, which is a 100% 2SG rate. Congrats to the 4 of you!

On top of that, 3 of the Part Cs have made us even more proud by clinching another 3 awards during their course! Congrats to the following Part Cs:

OVERALL COURSE BEST:
2SG Tay Min

PLATOON BEST:
2SG Yang Jiajing Rachel

IFC BEST:
2SG Estella Low

In overall, the Part Cs have passed out from the Specialist Course 2010 with a 100% 2SG rate and received 10 awards in total. This is the highest rate of 2SG that our unit has achieved so far, allowing us to have effectively owned Specs.

We are really proud of the Part Cs (also our platoonmates) who have shown remarkably high standards and performance throughout the course. Congrats to all of you again!(:

Air Specialists' Course 2010 (Phase 1)

2010-06-17T21:07:00.002+08:00

In the Air Specialists' Course held on 15-17 June 2010, our Part Cs did the unit proud by achieving many awards and passing out with outstanding results!

Firstly, out of the 13 cadets who attended the course, 13 of them attained the rank of 2SG, which means we have 100% of Part Cs who attended the course passing out as 2nd Sergeants. This is so far our highest percentage of cadets passing out as 2SG. Well done all Part Cs!

On top of that, 6 of the Part Cs did us proud by achieving various awards. They achieved 7 out of 11 awards, being the school to have achieved the most number of awards, allowing us rgsnccair to once again own the course. Congratulations to the following Part Cs:

COMPANY BEST:
2SG Phua Shi Ying

PLATOON BEST:
2SG Vivian Chew
2SG Jessie Lim Jie Sin
2SG Leong Wei Qi

BEST IN TRAINFIRE:
2SG Leong Wei Qi

BEST IN THEORY:
2SG Poh Hui Xian

BEST IN INDIVIDUAL FIELDCRAFT:
2SG Wong Shi Min Sophia

We are very proud of our Part Cs for showing such high standard and performance throughout the course. They have done our school unit proud by achieving 7 out of 11 awards, and having a 100% passing out rate of 2SG. Well done to our Part Cs and let's uphold the standard and continue such performance in everything.

Well done once again!(:

5th NCC Advanced drill course

2010-03-22T21:11:00.001+08:00

During the March holidays, MSG Sophia Sam attended the 5th NCC Advanced drill course, which was held from 15-18 March, 2010.

She passed out successfully as a supernumerary, furthermore, she did our unit proud by achieving the Lion Company Best award.

Congratulations! :)

Best Unit Competition 2009

2010-02-26T19:05:00.006+08:00

The RGS NCC Air Unit is awarded the Gold award in Best Unit Competition 2009.

Congratulations to everyone, and heartfelt thanks goes out to every single cadet in the company for all contributions and efforts throughout the entire year.

Well done everyone and especially Part Ds'09 who played a huge part, leading the company.

Let's continue to do our best maintain our standards!

Shooting Competition 2009

2009-12-14T13:17:00.001+08:00

The Shooting Competition was a three-day competition held from 16-18 November.

Part C Group Category
4 of our Part Cs participated in the competition and did us proud by emerging as the 1st runners up in the group category. The competition involved shooting of snap targets for the individual shooting, followed by falling targets for the group competition whereby we had to compete with another school to see who can shoot down the targets in the shortest amount of time.

The 4 Part C cadets are:

SSG Sam Ying Yi Sophia
SSG Shen Yu Ting
SSG Chang Huey Fang
2SG Rafhanah Banu Bte Abdul Razar

Part C Individual Category
Of the 4 Part C cadets who participated, 2 of them got into the finals for the Individual Category for another round of shooting with the other districts to compete for the top 10 positions.

The two Part C cadets are:

SSG Sam Ying Yi Sophia
2SG Rafhanah Banu Bte Abdul Razar.

Eventually, SSG Sam Ying Yi Sophia did us proud by getting the 8th position.

Part B Category
4 of our Part B cadets participated in the competition as well. Although they did not win anything, they must have tried their best in this competition. Well done!

The 4 Part B cadets are:

CPL Tan Yan Shan Celine
CPL See Jia Wei Jasmine
CPL Leong Wei Qi
CPL Yang Jiajing Rachel

We have done well in this year’s Shooting Competition. Well done everyone and let’s do our best for next year’s annual shooting competition.

Part B Orienteering competition 2009

2009-10-22T20:05:00.002+08:00

Orienteering competition 2009 at Amoy Quee camp.

In the Orienteering Competition 2009, which was held on the 22 October 2009, 5 of our part B cadets did us proud by coming in as the 1st runners up for the girls' category. Well done!

The 5 Part B cadets are:

CPL Poh Hui Xian
CPL Wong Shi Min Sophia
CPL Jessie Lim Jie Sin
CPL Tay Min
CPL Phua Shi Ying

They have really put in their best efforts and have done our unit proud! Congratulations and well done! :)

Air Specialist Course 2009 (Phase 2) and Senior Specialist Course 2009

2009-09-12T20:38:00.002+08:00

Air Specialist Course 2009 (Phase 2)

In the Air Specialist Course 2009 (Phase 2) which was held on 8-11 September 2009, 1 out of 2 of our Part C cadets passed out as 2SG. Congratulations!

Combining the Air Specialist Course 2009 Phase 1 and 2, a total of 13 Part Cs attended, and 11 of which passed out as 2SG. That is a very high percentage of 84.6%!

Senior Specialist Course 2009

Congratulations to the second batch of senior specialist from our unit! Upon passing out, the 5 Part Cs are awarded with a lanyard and will be promoted to the rank of Staff Sergeant. They are:

SSG Sam Ying Yi Sophia
SSG Shen Yu Ting Tina
SSG Stephania Wong
SSG Murni Nadra
SSG Chang Huey Fang

On top of that, one of the Part C has also obtained an award. Congratulations to:

COMPANY BEST
SSG Stephania Wong

Congratulations to everyone!

Air Competition Finals

2009-09-05T13:19:00.003+08:00

The finals of the Air Competition 2009 was held yesterday, 4th September, at HQ NCC.

Well done to the Part As, for coming up with interesting and creative plane designs. Although they did not manage to win anything, the judges were probably impressed all the same. The Part As are:
PTE Chew Zhi Wei
PTE Jallene Chua
PTE Neo Xiao Yun
PTE Phyllis Phuah
PTE Quek Rui Tong
PTE Wong Shi Ying

Good job too, to the Part Bs, LCP Vivian Chew and LCP Christina Chin, for all their hard work and preparation before the competition, although they were unable to fly during the actual competition due to motor problems.

The Part D team, 1SG Trina Ling and SSG Celeste Wee, also took part in the Radio Control Simulator category.

A big thank you to all the supporters for being a source of support and encouragement to the competitors, as well as the teachers, Mrs Lim and Mr Chia, who accompanied the cadets down on the heats and finals respectively.

AIs

Air Competition 2009 Heats

2009-08-28T22:42:00.005+08:00

Our aeromodelling teams took part in the heats for Air Competition 2009 today, and we are proud to announce that our Part B team, consisting of:

LCP Vivian Chew

LCP Christina Chin

has done the unit proud by getting into the finals of the competition.

Kudos to our Part C team as well, consisting of:

2SG Sophia Sam

2SG Stephania Wong

Thanks also goes out to the supporters who came down to support the teams today.

The Part B team will be competing in the finals, which will be held next Friday, 4 September. We know you will continue to give them your fullest support and encouragement and hopefully they can continue to do the unit proud.

AIs

Air Specialist Course 2009 (Phase 1)

2009-06-18T21:30:00.007+08:00

Okay, with this blog having been dead for such a long time, I am proud to revive it with very very exciting news!

In the Air Specialist Course 2009 (Phase 1), which 11 of our part Cs attended, 10 of them achieved the rank of 2nd SGT, which as SSG Celeste would put it, is 90.9%(3sf)!

On top of that, three of our Part Cs also obtained various awards, allowing us to have, as Debbie once put it, "OWNED the course" by being the school to have obtained the most number of awards. A very hearty congratulations to the following part Cs:

OVERALL COURSE BEST:
2SG Shen Yu Ting Tina

COMPANY BEST:
2SG Zhang Jingwen

GENERAL SPECIALISTS KNOWLEDGE BEST:
2SG Sam Ying Yi Sophia

We are all immensely proud of our second batch of RGSNCCAIR cadets!! You guys have shown a lot of standard at this specialist course, showing the rest of them what RGSNCCAIR is made of. Remember that we're all very very proud of you guys!

With love,
the part Ds

Training to be Soldiers cheer

2009-04-02T21:29:00.002+08:00

Hi all

There's actually a 2nd verse to the Training To Be Soldiers cheer, so here's the cheer in its entirety:

Training to be soldiers
Fight for our land
Once in our lives
4 years of our time
Have you ever wondered
Why we must serve
Because we love our land
And we want it to be free to be free

Looking all around us
People everywhere
Children having fun
While we are carrying guns
Have you ever wondered
Why we must serve
Because we love our land
And we want it to be free to be free

~Celeste

CCAO

2008-12-31T23:07:00.004+08:00

We just had our CCAO 2008, and there are some people that i would like to credit it's success to.

From Part Cs, Tiffany, who always supported, encouraged and gave great ideas, Celeste and Trina who went all out to the field for aeromodelling, Julie for coming up with the schedule for Part As, Celeste for Part Bs', Jaslyn, Eewen, Huiyi for being there to come up with fantastic designs and helping with marking all the rifles (and Julie for patiently touching everything up), Julie, Tiffany and Eewen for solidifying the brilliant design with Cheryl and Liyana, Chloe and Huichen for supporting every decision we make and dilligently working for the cca, Liyana for coming down every meeting to help, Miranda with her glib tongue to convince their parents that NCC Air is indeed the best, Becky for remembering everything we forgot, Muni for coming down for meeting last minute and supporting throughout, and Kathryn, Arasi and Cheryl for being with us morally and spiritually on CCAO day.

Last and certainly not the least, Part Bs for being great sport and wearing the facepaint and the blue berets with pride, and making a great effort to promote the cca, and Part As for patiently giving out stickers and flyers, teachers that gave permissions and whatever that happened a possibility.

Thanks for all the effort everyone!

-amanda,tiffany

Senior Specialist Course

2008-09-06T13:23:00.006+08:00

Congratulations to our 1st batch of SENIOR SPECIALIST! They will now take on the top five positions in the Unit. With greater responsibility, I am sure that these 5 of them will serve the unit with great dedication and love.

Upon passing out, they are award with a lanyard, and will be promoted to the rank of Staff Sergeant with Immediate effect. They are:

SSG Amanda Chan
SSG Tiffany Koa
SSG Celeste Wee
SSG Julie Lim
SSG Jaslyn Sim

I'm sure that they have all done their best for the course, and will continue to do their best for the unit!

A special congrats to SSG JULIE for bringing to RGS yet another 2 awards:
BEST IN FOOT DRILLS
COMPANY BEST

and now presenting to you once again.... our 1st batch of Senior Specialist:

It's Air-Time!

2008-08-10T18:12:00.003+08:00

[yes, the title WAS meant to be a pun]

Anyway, I added a very very nice clock which has...a PLANE on it! It's above the tagboard, in case you didn't notice. But haha, I think more likely you'll notice the clock before you notice this post.

Part As

2008-07-16T13:13:00.002+08:00

okay Part As... here are the photos that you took last week. (:

phototaking again

2008-06-19T17:21:00.002+08:00

you are allowed to leave class 25 mins earlier than the time to report for photoshoot. so, guys, take 15 mins to change and report 10 mins before the photoshoot. be punctual. the photographers are on a tight schedule.

Phototaking on Friday

2008-06-17T13:56:00.002+08:00

Guys, take note that there is phototaking on friday afternoon. please make sure you bring your no 3 in tip top condition. if possible, please starch your collars. make sure you bring every single part of the uniform, your badges and your beret. and for the part Cs, please get everything sewn on by then.

Congrats!

2008-06-15T11:49:00.003+08:00

Our very own 1st batch of RGS AIR SPECIALISTS have proven themselves in the recent Specialist Course held on 12-14 June 2008!

In the Air Specialist Course, cadets who scored 75% and above will pass out with 2nd SGT. Out of the 14 Part Cs who went, 12 of them passed out with 2nd SGT, and the other 2 have their scores very close to that. We are the unit with the HIGHEST percentage of cadets passing out with 2nd SGT!

Above that, we have also OWNED the course, by obtaining 6 out of the 9 awards!! Congratulations to the following Parts Cs:

Overall Course Best:
2SG Celeste Wee Li Ting

Company Best:
2SG Tiffany Belinda Koa Sher Ni

Platoon Best:
2SG Jaslyn Sim Yi Jia
2SG Julie Lim Yee Sin
2SG Kathryn Harsono
2SG Fitzgerald Liyana Nasirah

The Part Cs have made the selection for best cadets a tough one for the Cadet Officers as many of them are in the same platoon!

Once again, a BIG congrats to the Part Cs!!! You have done us proud! (Even the pizza treat cannot express how proud we are of you all!)

with loves,
debbs

No Trainings until end of MYAs

2008-04-21T22:40:00.002+08:00

Finally, a new post! Part As, Bs and Cs do note, there will be no more trainings from today onwards all the way till after MYAs. In other words, no more trainings for the next two weeks. But the training right after MYAs will be very important, so do turn up as we will be briefing you on the annual camp which will be on that very weekend. We'll be reminding you closer to the date itself.

Love,
Tiffany

Notice of Farewell Mrs D Tan Rehearsal

2007-10-10T11:12:00.000+08:00

Hi, do inform one another that there will be a rehearsal for the 6 participants this Friday (12 Oct) at 8am. It is a full-dress rehearsal and the six should be in full proper number 3 uniform. Each is to find something that represents our CCA and bring it along as well.

On another note, next next Monday (22 Oct) is the tentative date where we will have the training for ALL Part B cadets. It will be after school and details will be given to you all shortly.

Arrowed 6 Part Bs for Farewell Mrs D Tan

2007-09-28T23:34:00.001+08:00

Hi, I thought this could wait till next week but time is short and hence I have arrowed 6 people to participate in the line up on the road or foyer (cant remember) to welcome Mrs Deborah Tan on the farewell day of 2nd November. I am not involving the CSM ASMs as they will participate in some leadership thing also that day. The 6 people I arrowed are:

Maryam
Munirah
Liyana
Ee Wen
Hui Yi
Hui Cheng

if there are any problems regarding this (i think there will be 1-2 practices after EYAs), do let me know.

And yes, I think we are still meeting on Tuesday after school, so let me know how.

-LTA Andrew Chia (aka your boss)

Time to Meet Up?

2007-09-27T23:27:00.001+08:00

I think I need to meet up the Part Bs really soon to settle some administrative stuff. So can I meet all the Part Bs early next week, like Tuesday? I only need to see you all for around 30 mins max. How? CSM go settle and inform me. I really hope to see as many people as possible. If meeting on Wednesday means all can come, then I will no choice change to Wednesday. So, CSM let me know.

2007-09-10T21:32:00.000+08:00

Hello!

Yep i came up with

Clairvoyant
cos i thought it suited us quite well. haha (: well.. how's it?

loves amanda(:

BATCH NAMES

2007-09-07T23:47:00.000+08:00

HEY
this is Miranda
hmm first time posting.
anyway amanda and I came up with this idea of naming our batches. For example, part as '06 call themselves Part Aphelion then part as '07 name themselves Part Aux. Part bs 'o7 name themselves Part Bling Part bs '08 name themselves Part Butterscotch. Something like that. except cooler names. cos we dont exactly wanna go to the next interschool NCC event and go "hey i'm a representative from RGS NCC AIR Part Cloud". well amanda and i came up with some cool names for each alphabet i did some searching and violent flipping through of my dictionary and came up with some pretty nice words starting with A. except i lost the paper. oh well. you guys can contribute okay? then each batch will select its own name and bravo. we've got our special rgsnccair custom! YAY

have fun

miranda

Civil Defence Course (some part b's only)

2007-08-27T21:02:00.000+08:00

Hello
Ms Goh passed this info to me after training today.

Civil Defence Course is on 5 Sep 2007 from o900 to 1800. Lunch is not provided ( I guess we buy our own?). Report in no. 4 (with black ncc tee inside).

Address: 1 Tampines Industrial Ave 3 Singapore (528777)
HQ 2nd division Civil Defence Division

How to get there:
1. Take train to Tampines MRT Station
2. Take 69 0r 293 from Tampines bus interchange (tampines central 1)
3. Alight at Tampines Ave 8 Blk 874

Yupp that's about all
<3 becky

Speech Day

2007-08-18T22:36:00.000+08:00

hah, here i am again. sigh ever since i learned how to post, i've been posting non-stop. hope you guys don't mind.

anyway, my main point of this post is too thank all those who came for speech day contingent. you guys sacrificed your time to be there and i appreciate you guys responding to my desperate call for people. (fyi, mdm ning sounded fierce in her email, that's why i was so scared)we did a good job today, though it was pretty frustrating at the front part and dramatic at the last, (amanda, you know what i mean).

so, a big thank you to you guys.

love,
tiffany

Yearbook 2007

2007-08-15T22:20:00.000+08:00

hey guys,

just thought that you guys would like to know what's going on with the yearbook. well, first things first, WE ARE GONNA BE IN THE YEARBOOK! there! ha! no more getting left out.

okay, with that out of the way, let's get to the more serious stuff. basically, we will be needing a 600 word(limit) report for the year 2007 and photographs to accompany the report. We are only allowed 1 page of the yearbook. All these has to be submitted by Monday, 17th September and this includes the time Sir and Mam needs to vet through them. No extensions will be given. Sooo... that's about it. If you have any questions, you can either ask me or Cheryl.

love,
tiffany

NDP Celebration

2007-08-08T22:43:00.000+08:00

Just wanted to say THANK YOU to all those who have given up your precious time and sacrificed certain things to participate in our school's NDP celebrations. It was really nice for all of you to make the effort to come to the numerous training we had. (It saved me from a lot of trouble, thank you) The effort paid off, of course. The guards of honor didn't mess up, thankfully after all the last minute changes plus really weird timing. And the fancy drillers were spankin', if i would say so myself. So, all those who didn't participate in this NDP celebration thing, i hope that you could go thank those who did and praise them on their good job, especially the fancy drillers who had to spend their whole afternoons practising their routine,even after the gohs were gone. As for those who did participate, you're welcomed to go all egoistic and start saying how good you are to everyone you see. You deserve it.

Oh yes, and a message from Mr Justin Teo and Mr Ben...

"Thank you so much for your participation and dedication to the National Day celebrations.

Your cadets have been intensively practising the drills since early July, and we've seen them perspire under the sun during all the practices and rehearsals. They have really worked very hard."

Love,
Tiffany

CHEERS!

2007-08-01T17:38:00.000+08:00

Left toe, Right Toe
(Echo after I/C)
Left toe, right toe, keep up the tempo!
Left toe, right toe, eh-oh!
Here we go again,
Same old street again.
Up and down this avenue,
( Number of years/days left ) and we’ll be through.
Willow, willow, willow, willow, wa-ha!
Willow, willow, willow, willow, wa-ha-ha!

Purple Light
(Echo after I/C)
Purple Light,
In the valley.
That is where,
I want to be.
With my friends,
True companions,
(together)
With my rifle and my buddies and me-ee-ee!
(Echo after I/C)
IFC,
Si bei jia lat.
5BX,
Lagi worse.
Everyday,
Doing PT,
(together)
With my rifle and my buddies and me-ee-ee!
(Echo after I/C)
Booking out,
See my girlfriend.
Saw her with,
Another man.
Bang away,
Back to army,
(together)
With my rifle and my buddies and me-ee-ee!
(Echo after I/C)
ORD,
Back to studies.
Got degree,
So happy.
Can’t forget,
Still remember,
(together)
With my rifle and my buddies and me-ee-ee!
(Echo after I/C)
Purple Light,
At the warfront.
That is where,
My body lies.
If I die,
(together)
Will you b-u-r-y me,
With my rifle and my buddies and me-ee-ee!

CHEERS,
amanda
p.s. pun intended!

Want CIP Hours?

2007-07-23T23:03:00.000+08:00

TOUCH Community Services is organising Take the City Walk - Celebrate Singapore, Celebrate Family, a charity walkathon. Funds raised will go towards programmes and services to benefit the children, youths, families, people with special and healthcare needs, and the elderly.

Here's how you can help, and at the same time earn CIP hours!
If you participate in the event you would be awarded with the following no. of CIP hours:
- 5 Hours for those who walk and raise funds through pledge envelops (donation cards)
- 3 Hours for those who raise funds through pledge envelops only.

This walkathon promises to be an exciting and meaningful experience for families and individuals from all walks of life, as they step out to celebrate the nation’s 42nd birthday and celebrate Singapore as a giving community. This event is an official part of the National Day Festival under NDP @ Marina Bay 2007. An estimated 20,000 walkers will throng the city area to raise $600,000 to support the programmes and services for the needy and disadvantaged under the care of TOUCH.

Along the 5km route, family members and friends can:

come dressed according to their family theme and colour
can look forward to meaningful activities which aim to promote family bonding
receive a “Family Fun Passport” which will be given to participants to record precious moments

Date, Venue, Time & Route

When: Saturday, 28 July 2007
Where: The Padang (Start & End)
Time: 0700 - 1200 hrs

I will need to know by Tuesday afternoon if you are interested, indicating whether you are coming for the walk (strongly encouraged), or just getting the donation card, so that I will be able to collect the cards and pass it to you all. Note that this is an optional event, personal invite by me (meaning the school or Mr Chia has nothing to do with this).

If you participate in this, by the end of August after you return the donation cards raising more than $30, you will receive a letter from TOUCH Community Services to claim the CIP hours. If you need a teacher to endorse, you can go to Mr Chia who have gladly agreed to help endorse with the letter from TCS.

For more information, you can go to the following websites:
http://www.tcs.org.sg
http://www.takethecitywalk.com

Or to ask me directly. (:

Debbie

Today's photos! enjoy!

2007-07-09T22:18:00.000+08:00

PT Suggestion 2

2007-07-09T01:26:00.000+08:00

I shall give my response as a post as I think it would be rather long...

The doing of static sets are good, but the number/amount suggested is abit too high.
If you all wants a more "objective" PT (which is really good... it shows tt u all are taking initiative to improve on trainings), you first need to know why you are doing what you are doing, then can you plan a proper one.

Here's what I suggest:

Warm-ups:
Before any exercises, warming up is VERY important. You would not want to get any muscle tear or sprains. For a systematic warm-up, I suggest you start from head-to-toes. Make sure you stretch your muscles! Here's the few:

1. Neck (Do NOT do head rotation)
2. Shoulder
3. Triceps
4. Chest
5. Side of your body
6. Quads (thighs)
7. Hamstrings
8. Calfs
9. "sole-to-sole' tuck-in stretch
10. Butt muscle

Note: If you are intending to train on muscles, it will be good to start with a slow jog of about 5 mins just to warm up your muscles.

Static exercises:
For static exercises that you do to strengthen your muscles, I would suggest it to be divided into 2 parts - Upper and Lower body.

Upper body muscles:
Here's the set I would suggest... (Do about 2-4 sets depending on intensity of PT)
Station 1: 20 Push-ups
Station 2: 10-15 Incline Pull-ups
Station 3: 20 Dips
Station 4: 20 Crunches
Station 5: 20 Leg-lifts

You can choose to do each station 4 times before moving on to the next one, with a 30sec-1min break between each time to stretch your muscles... or you can do all 5 stations, and rest for 1-2mins to stretch the muscles before the next set.

Lower body muscles:
Station 1: Legs bend 90degrees and hold for 30sec-1min
Station 2: Stepping up and down 20-30times
Station 3: Tip-toe, hold, and recover... 20 times (for calf muscles)
Station 4: 20 Crunches
Station 5: 20 Leg-lifts

Lower body muscles can be trained together with stamina/endurance training mentioned later. If you have noticed, crunches and leg-lifts appears again. yups it's not by mistake. We should do more stomach muscle training! It is needed more than you think (and of course it will help us get rid of flabby tummys! lol.)

Stamina/Endurance exercise:
This exercises are not recommended to be done together with circuit trainings. You can do 1 set of the static for warm-up/toning, but do not over do.

Here's some stamina/endurance exercises:
1. Jogging of min 2.4km non-stop... go longer distance as time goes by. Go slow, and constant. (Endurance training)
2. Sprint of 50-100m, from 1min and cutting down each set by 5-10sec (Stamina building)
3. Stairs climbing (Stamina and leg muscle building)

Cooling-down:
After any 'tough' exercises, remember to COOL DOWN! It helps to reduce your muscle aches! And also, as you use your muscles, you are actually contracting them. So you need to STRETCH them... if not in the long term, you are going to look like those body-builders who can't stretch out their hands straight! Cool down by doing all the stretching exercises during warm-up, but instead do from toes-to-head.

yup I think I've given my 5cents worth. :)
If you want a really good exercise plan to improve on your physical, you would have to do about 3times a week for stamina/endurance exercise, and once a week for both upper and lower muscle (do not do both on the same or consecutive days).

loves <3
Ma'am Debbie!

PT SUGGESTIONS

2007-07-08T20:14:00.000+08:00

HELLO!
-DONT ASK ME WHY IM WRITING IN CAPS.. HUIYI WILL KNOW(x-

HELLO! (okay i give up)
yup SIR scott was suggesting that we can try doing statics, like that time we had our orienteering PT:

like....station 1 : pull ups (min 10)
station 2: push-ups (50)
station 3: 400m (striding)
then station 4: crunches / flutter kicks (50times)
then back to station 1, for about 5 sets

also we must see what we want to train for that week, eg
this coming training, u wan them to improve on running, u can make them go for a long dist run...like running ard e sch or sth.
aim for 30mins to 1 hr non stop...

or u can do sprinting on e track.
or u can train their legs by climbing up and down e stairs...

YUP I THINK ITS A PRETTY GOOD SUGGESTION INStead of having a rojak pt so.. what you guys think about it?

lOves
amanda!

DOUBLE POST, DOUBLY IMPORTANT

2007-07-04T18:12:00.000+08:00

HARLOX (pronounce: har-locks)
Okay that was a distractor. anw..

ATTENTION(eh why largest font so small)

TODAY THERE WAS IMT

AND PART BS BE PROUD:

WE HAVE 4 PASSES

OUT OF WHICH 2 ARE OUR UNIT MARKSMAN

(MARKSMAN!! OMG. time to feel bad :(:( )

wuahaha anyway congrats to SOPHIA, KAY YUEN, LI HUI AND HUEY FANG

WE'RE REALLY PROUD OF YOU!! (we didnt get marksman cos we dont have nicenice seniors [does not include the nicenice CLTS that taught us] YEA THIS SHOWS THAT WE'RE GOOD TEACHERS:D i see a career path opening..)

-DISTRACTION GRRR-

anyway, to the others that did not pass, ITS OKAY, we still love you *awww* and all that matters is that you TRIED YOUR BEST RIGHT????? of COURSE :D

yep it was a great experience i bet! and well you can strive hard for NEXT YEAR :)

p.s. when i received the news i went "AHHH!!" and huiyi asked what happen and i tell her and we went "AHHH!!"
p.p.s. got many wierd stares

YAY!
Amanda

p.p.p.s. theres trng this monday.
P.P.P.P.S. LIHUI MISSED MARKSMAN COS OF MISFIRE. UGGGGHHHHHHHH :( :( well done anyway!

LONG LONG AWAITED (those neh give me i couldnt wait anymore lol)

2007-07-04T18:11:00.000+08:00

SPOT YOUR ARTICLE!

BREAKFAST:

Breakfast was after pt. we had hot Milo n bread wif all the different kinds of spread. there was margarine n uh, I cant really rmb. anw, hot milo was wat that delayed us in having breakfast. 2 ppl from every grp had to go get the hot water. i dun really know why they took so long cos i didnt go 2 get the hot water but i heard some of the other part as say its cos they had to go all the way to the staffroom kitchen or something 2 get the hot water. yeah, but anw, when the ppl who went to get the hot water were finally back, we could start breakfast, but of course, not forgetting the cheers. there was alr one the previous day, but the cheers i/c came up wif one more while waiting. it was really funny. haha nice cheer! yupp, so after that we could have our breakfast.

CLEARING UP:

Generally area cleaning wasn't tough, but it was as though we were helping the greenman. Because the canteen was already very clean and we didn't really have much to do so we swept the floor, although there weren't any food on the floor. We wiped the tables too, which wasn't dirty but still, we cleaned the bird shits off it anyway. :D

WASH UP:

We had 1 hour for wash-up and we could use the toilets on the 3rd and 2nd levels. Most of us thought the time was too little as there were a lot of us but in the end, the time was more than enough. The water was icy cold but I thought most of us did not mind, as we were sweaty. We were also glad that the water was not dirty. After the wash-up, we felt refreshed and a little sleepy. Then we went back to our bunk and waited for the 1 hour to be up. While we waited, we studied for our theory test and started to memorise stuff and tested each other.

AEROSPACE CLUSTER:

uh. now i look back at it, actually its rather easy to remember huh.except that when we were first shown the powerpoint slides, we werekinda too anxious to scribble everything down and couldnt absorbhow many parts were there under this and that category. the long names ate up our brain juices. haha.

Trip to Air Force Museum On the 3rd day of the camp, we went to the Air Force Museum after lunch. Upon arriving there, we could see numerous models of airplanes that had been decommissioned. Then, the tour guide took us to watch a short but interesting video clip. After watching the video clip, the tour guide led us around the museum and explained about the different types of airplanes, when was that particular airplane in use and when was it decommissioned. That day, we were very lucky to get to go to a place that was usually not open to the public as the person manning the place happened to be there. We went up to the 3rd floor and into an air-conditioned room to watch 2 videos about the lessons conducted on aeromodelling and about aeromodelling competitions. After that, we had free time to roam around the room and admire the model of aircrafts made by students of various ages. In summary, the trip to the Air Force Museum was quite interesting and fascinating.

MORNING PT:
We woke up early in the morning, and the first thing we did was PT!! Without breakfast or anything, we did 3sets of PT. 1set includes 20 crunches, jumping jacks and 2rounds around the track. After the PT, we went around the netball court, across, arnd to dial the Canadian pizza number – 62410241. in the end, we were told that we were too slow and had to “redial”, and the redial button is very far away, right across the field at the J Block toilet! Everyone was out of breath. When we were running on the track, the seniors were very supportive and kept encouraging us (<3) whenever we were close to stopping. PT was quite tough but I believe it is beneficial.

IFC:
IFC!!! We did this on Day 2 of camp… Basically, we gathered at the track and the i/cs started talking about it: the different methods to judge the distance, camouflaging and. We just sat there listening. After which, the i/cs quizzed us on what they have taught. I think we could answer most of it… If I am not wrong, I think we were also scheduled to do some hands-on camouflaging. However, it was a pity we did not get to do it probably because there was a lack of time if not I think it would be fun! I think that is about what we did for IFC. (=

OUTDOOR COOKING:

First, I must confess that i have never eaten maggie mee before (gasp!). I suppose most people would think it a horrible crime, although i'm not very sure why.
The outdoor cooking was fun, although i'm afraid i made my partner do most of the work (sorry Li Hui!) but the fire kept on acting up...i think that it needs some discipline...(joke. joke!). And the fire kept on going out too! oh wait. I'm not absolutely sure about that. But i remember aksing ma'am Debbie to help us light the fire... (blush). The food was okay but i'm a bit paranoid about cleanliness so i kept on rushing to the toilet to wash my utensils. Sigh.
And the cucumber. Um. What to say? It was okay, i guess, as cucumbers go, but i don't really like cucumber, so tough luck for me. Anyway i ate some cucumber. Oh shucks don't want to say how many (i kinda forgot as well) cos i might be forced to eat some more! Oh horror! (choke choke)
Yeah. So now i know what maggie mee tastes like. And i guess i've got something new to boast about to my friends. Sort of, anyway.

SENIORS: (LOL this wasnt asked for but i asked for it anyway)

@Our seniors were kind and approachable. Although they “scolded” us frequently, we knew it was for our own good. We could talk to our seniors anytime and almost all of us treated them as friends and we could sometimes be kind of rude towards them. Our seniors also set a good example by doing the drills neatly.
@ oh and about you seniors. thankyou, sorry, and loves for just about everything. you make our day. :D
@The seniors helped us a lot, encouraged us during PT, help during outdoor cooking (and of cus ther stuff). The phrases like “don stop, continue” encouraged us to continue running. Dunring nightwalk, we see the fun side of them as they told us ghost stories to scare us or tried to shock us by appearing suddenly. Seniors=nice and supportive!

THOUGH I CANT RMBR WHO GAVE WHAT

BUT I APPRECIATE THE EFFORT. THANKS!

YAY
amanda<3

2007-07-03T20:12:00.000+08:00

Hello
IMT is tomorrow (4July weds) & mr chia wants us (huiyi--part a ps, liyana & me--part a aps) to remind you about it.

Basically, leave class: 11.30
report at foyer: by 12.15 in no. 4
Reach back school: by 5 sth

We were supposed to call you but we don't want to call so many people so if you read this in time, can you pls reply to the 3 of us
Huiyi: hy_311293@hotmail.comLiyana: fitzgera@singnet.com.sgRebecca (me): wehc.acceber@gmail.com
& tell the people who are in your class. ( and say who they are in the email too) Thanks:D

We will be calling one person from each class at about 9 if no one reads this in time and can you please call everyone else in your class.

A copy of this is in your emails with a contact list(as i guess you don't want your contacts all over the blog XD)

Thanks :D
<3 becky :D

part a IMT

2007-06-30T22:11:00.000+08:00

Hello
Details for IMT were on the tag board but were kind of "washed out"

Basically, day: 4 july (this weds)
leave class: 11.30
report at foyer: by 12.15 in no. 4
Reach back school: by 5 sth

from tag board:...
>Da Boss (LTA Chia): and the Part As must fall in by 12.15 at the foyer for the bus. shd be back in school latest 5 plus, but earlier if we >lucky.
>Da Boss (LTA Chia): Okay, just got email from NCC HQ. Next wednesday the Part As are supposed to go for IMT at Nee Soon 2. All >must go, in number 4. standard practice, leave class at 11.30, eat and change.

Happy Ncc Day and Youth Day :D:D:D
<3 becky :D:D:D:D:D:D:D

my birthday!

2007-06-26T23:53:00.000+08:00

Just to let you all know, my birthday is actually coming soon. 7th July. However on that day and the day after or whatever I wouldnt be able to really celebrate due to NCC Day Parade which is on the 8th July. So I have decided to celebrate it 1 week earlier.

I would like to invite ALL of you, both Part A and B, to come down to EXPO this Sunday.
I would be celebrating my birthday there (after my church service). So if you can, I would really hope to see as many of you there this Sunday.

Here's the details:
Day/Date: Sunday 1st July
Time: Meet 1.15pm (If you wish to be here but strongly don't want to join in the service, you can come later at 3.15pm)
Venue: Singapore EXPO Hall 9/10 (We'll meet at hall 9)

Don't need to think of bringing any presents. Your presence that day will be the best birthday present. :)

Do let me know if you are coming by this Friday, Saturday latest.

Any Part Bs want to volunteer to help me coordinate with the people who are coming? :)

Hope to see as many of you on Sunday!

Debbie

PT kit

2007-06-24T22:48:00.000+08:00

okay let's make things easy by giving a confirmation:

PT kit will now be like this:

If it is wearing No. 4 for training, PT kit will be:
1. BLACK NCC shirt
2. RGS PE Shorts
3. School Socks
4. Sport shoes

If is is wearing No. 3 for training, PT kit will be:
1. WHITE NCC Shirt
2. Black Track Pants
3. Black no3 socks
4. Sport shoes

For HQ Camps/trainings that requires PT kit, it will be:
1. Black NCC shirt first, followed by White
2. Black track pants
3. Socks (Depending on previous uniform worn)
4. Sport shoes

This should solve the problem.

Debbie

RGS NCC AIR ANNUAL CAMP 2007

2007-06-13T22:14:00.000+08:00

Heyy! Here’s a whole post dedicated solely, and ONLY to the NCC AIR camp 2007!!!

Day 1:
Just like our normal training, first, we fall in at the mini-amphi, then we had the nicely prepared THEORY lessons. XD First, we had the principles of flight, basic stuff, roll, yaw, pitch, ailerons…etc. I think the problem came in when Julie, Trina, and Celeste tried to teach, what’s that, the, wait, erm, ahh, yes, the Bernoulli's principle of pressure (thanks Julie), I think everyone kind of, stone, could not really get it at first, but I think, hopefully, everyone managed to get, at least some parts of it. Then the second thing that got kind of screwed up, it’s the working of ailerons, whether if the right aileron is out, would it turn left or right, something like that (my memory is failing)(julie says its the rudder, not ailerons). I think there was something about the angle of attack, yeah, and canards, lots of stuff squeezed into the heads of the Part As, who were busy taking notes, while the Part Bs, erm, squeezed at the back? A bit, just a bit, noisy, but still can la…in my opinion. =D We had Anatomy of Aircraft next. Ahhh, I think I made a mistake, the ailerons part was in Anatomy of Aircraft, not Principles of Flight, well anyway, the second theory lesson was, okay , about airbrakes, and flaps, don’t forget the ejection seat! So cool, like poof, and off you go, but of course, nobody hopes to need to use the ejection seat cos it only means that there is something wrong with the plane, very wrong. So that’s two theories done. Then there was a short break, nothing much after that, just some basic drills and evening jog before we are dismissed. Oh, Munirah and I went to borrow basketballs from the PE dept for the basketball game the next day. Let’s move on to DAY 2!

Day 2:
Had to arrive early in the morning at the mini-amphi. Well, I think some of us a bit too early, so we started comparing bags, a lot of people say I look like I’m going on holiday cos my bag very big. I still dun get how they fit everything into such a tiny bag. Then I think a Part A spilt water. Well, anw, had brief admin stuff, followed by a check of who did not have breakfast before moving on to the first item of the day---IFC. I don’t think I was there when the others did IFC, a few of us were preparing for the obstacle course. But basically, the IFC i/cs conducted the lesson and on the track near the canteen. The obstacle course i/cs then went off to get the needed equipment, chairs, tables, net, pails of water. Spent some time figuring out the corners of the net, then Hui Yi and I tried to find the greenman so we can borrow pails from him, couldn’t find him at first, searched all over for him, then we went to “explore” the small little hut thingy outside the canteen that belongs to the greenman, it stank. After we managed to borrow the pails, we went to get lots and lots of water. Someone, can’t remember who, spilt the water all over her lower half of the body. Ha, looked like she pee in her pants. XD Can’t remember was it after this or before this, the NCC Land CO, kind of scolded us for not greeting him, so we greeted, then we tried greeting the land seniors, scary…They looked surprised, wonder if that’s a good sign. Well anw, we soon had a short break while we continued with the set up of the obstacle course. Some people had to leave for SMO :(. Finally, OBSTACLE COURSE, Part As made to change into their PT kit while the Part B changed into half-no. 4. We wanted to wet the ground under the net to make it all gooey for the Part As to crawl but, well, we weren’t allowed to, so we sprayed them from the top instead. I was at the Red Sea station, so dint really noe what went on at the high wall and monkey bar. I guess it must have been pretty tough cos it took forever just for one Part A to come, got kinda bored. Sad, some of them couldn’t do monkey bar, IT’S FUN, but oh well, it can be tough for beginners, I have to admit, hope they had fun though. I think it’s quite cool to crawl under the net, but I guess it got a bit unfair when some people got sprayed with more water while others, lesser. Red Sea, Part As were very cautious, they didn’t dare to take the risk, were we that scary? Cos many of them, erm, I dunno, dint dare to pass? But I guess it was fun, once someone makes a run for it and passes through, it raises the others morale then they tried to make a dash for it too. As the no. of people who successfully pass got more, it got a bit noisy as they cheered for their friends. Occassionally, the Red Sea people got distracted by the “successful” Part As, then let the other Part A just pass through like that. Argh! (Erm, do you get it, what I am trying to say earlier, about the distraction part, well even if you don’t, just try la.) Then the last two people to pass the red sea were supposed to get “punished” by getting water poured all over them. Ha, then they stood right in front of all the other Part As and their group i/cs, and WHOOSH, the unlucky ones got really wet, XD. After the obstacle course, the Part As got all wet and dirty so they were given time to change while the Part Bs put back on their no. 4. Then ma’am Debbie wanted us to pose for pictures with the hat and the riftle, eeyer, I think I looked horrible. Well anywaes, after that, continued with more IFC, this time more on practical I think, I dint really noe what went on since Mr Chia got Jaslyn and me to make sure the birds don’t eat our lunch---CHICKEN RICE!!! I don’t think the birds like chicken rice very much, not many came at least, then Jaslyn and I got really hungry just by smelling the food, can smell cannot eat. Seemed like hours before IFC ended, followed by LUNCH, yay!!! Had to admit the lunch was so much better than last year. Due to some absentees, there were leftover rice, so some of the Part Bs, (e.g. Munirah), stuffed themselves with the leftovers before going of for the third theory of the camp: Aircraft recognition. Basically, the same stuff la, Part Bs squashed at the back, Part As busy copying to prepare themselves for the test. TEST!!! Oops, ok, anw, after aircraft recognition was Aerospace cluster. Nothing much, except info, info and more info. Okay, I’m kinda mix up here, don’t really remember if bunk inspection was after lunch or after all the theories. But anyway, just to sum up bunk inspection---it was not as bad as I thought it would be, luckily or unluckily. But we, as in the Part Bs kinda got freaked out after last year’s bunk inspection so we went on a frenzy to wipe the floor with rags and baby wipes with Ee Wen climbing on tables to clean the fans. Then the Part As in and out, in and out, so we can standardise our bunks. Kinda cute, they way they stick their heads in and count the no. of tables or chairs. Then disaster struck, someone spilt water, so I had to go find a mop, only found one at the second level. I don’t know abt the Part As, hopefully they had fun cleaning their bunks like we had, rolling around and crawling all over for fear we would dirty the nice floor we just cleaned. Sorry if I sound ego, but the floor was SO NICE, okay, I think you get the idea. Not too bad, got erm, 35 push ups I think, or 40, can’t really rmb already, basically, had to hide the broom and arrange our bags. Part As got a bit more than us, but that’s usual, I think our bunks were worser last year, but trust me, Part As, your bunk inspection was so easy-going, ours last year was hell. But I think your bunks quite good la. =)Now, let’s move on to DRILLS. Part As split up into grps, their grp i/cs in charge of teaching them drills. Then the “leftover” Part Bs, like me, who were not grp i/cs, had to do basic drills with the rifle. So a few among us went to retrieve the rifles from the bunks, leaving me and Munirah behind. So we had to do simple commanding. According to the ma’ams, must drag, don’t like staccato the commands. Am I making sense? I hope I am. Then Munirah and I both did not want to command first, so we ended up doing scissors paper stone to decide who go first. Well anw, I thought marching with the rifles would be easy but apparently, its NOT. Cos we can’t move the hand holding the rifle, we dint really got use to it so our arms and hands got screwed up. Left hand with left leg, eeyer, so malu-ating. Messed it all up. But drills without the rifle was okay la. Well, I think the Part As learn quite fast, but must be more confident in yourselves! Then can do better! Basketball got taken out because wanted to spend more time on drills instead. A few of us, again, left earlier to prepare for dinner, OUTDOOR COOKING. Lots of can food, maggie noodles and veggies---cucumber. Eh, a failed experiment in cutting the cucumbers, a bit thick and off shaped, but for people like us, I think very good already la… XP The cookers were nice, we put two solid fuel each into each cooker. Ma’am Debbie tried to cook first, only to find out TWO solid fuel is too much! One is enough, the fire was so HUGE. A lot of us had problems lighting the solid fuel and needed help with the matchsticks, but I think overall, everything was quite enjoyable and fun except the forcing of eating of cucumbers, sigh, it wasn’t exactly popular. But otherwise, I think it went rather smoothly. (except the miscommunication whereby some people threw away the otherwise re-usable tomi cookers). After a short break, NIGHT WALK follows! It was suppose to be scary, but erm, dint turn out to be that scary, more like, funny, I think. I was trying to scare the Part As, then I ended up scaring myself, eeyer. But during debrief, I think quite a no. of them like nightwalk, luckily, even though it wasn’t that scary, maybe that’s why they like it..hmmm. After that, we had a nice and refreshing shower, followed by debrief, light supper, and then went to sleep, it’s been a long day…

Day 3:
We were rather kia-su I think, all wake up so early one…dun want to be late. After we washed-up and went down, the land people were already falling in, gosh! They must have woken up super early, it was so dark, we couldn’t see each other’s faces at the netball courts. Morning PT was fine, except for the constant dragging of shoes and the very soft timing. HAVE TO BE LOUDER, and the dragging of shoes were quite bad…Have to keep it mind. The morning run was still okay, but I think many of us were half –dying already… Again, I left early to prepare breakfast so, dint really know what happened to the last part of the PT. Breakfast was bread with all sorts of spread with hot milo. Hot milo, that was what took forever before breakfast could start. Cos hot water supply was all the way at the staffroom kitchen, every group had to send two reps to collect hot water for the milo. So while waiting, we came up with a cheer, which was so hilarious, but fun!!! NICE CHEER!!! After breakfast, we had a short break after which we had to clean up our bunks, canteens and the toilet, those went quite smoothly, many of the Part As were freaking out over the test which was right after the clean up. They were given some time to revise before the test starts, all of them burst into a frenzy of last minute studying…the nervous atmosphere. When the test started, some of the Part Bs slept, others went out to talk, I went to check with Mr Chia if lunch was ready, after which, chatted with a few other outside the exam room, saw the ma’ams sleeping in their nicely air-conditioned bunk…so envious..haha. After the test, we had a WONDERFUL LUNCH of PIZZA!!! It was so nice and yummy and delicious. After lunch, we set out for the Air Force Museum. This time, we had a guide and watched a short clip before the tour. The clip was quite interesting. As for the tour, some of us got distracted and no longer pay attention to the guide. I personally thought it was more fun to roam around on our own, free and easy. Felt really bad, cos the guide is like talking to a bunch of not-very-interested-girls, but, it wasn’t exactly captivating. After that, we went to have a look at this really cool place where people go to have lessons on aircrafts, I think, can’t really rmb that well now. But there were many nice art pieces and models of aeroplanes that caught our attention. The air-con there was FREEZING. After enjoying a long time admiring the works of the pupils, we left the Air Force Museum. We collected our bags and checked our bunks one last time, there was a case of a missing key, wonder if it has been found…But anw, after settling some admin and money issues, we were dismissed. Mixture of sadness and happiness, sad because the camp is over, but also, happy because the camp is over, ok, I dun think I m making sense here, but basically, the camp was FUN and so much enjoyable, ya, I think that’s the right word, ENJOYABLE for all of us, at least I found it very enjoyable! ( I m repeating myself, I know, its to emphasize the degree of "enjoyable-ness".)
Whoa, I think I typed a lot, hope you have enjoyed reading! Bye!

P.S Pardon me for typo errors, very blur nowadays...XP

<3 Cheryl

2007-06-13T15:25:00.000+08:00

Fokker 50 Ride!!!!!!!!

Hello! Here are the details of the very fun and enjoyable F-50 ride. Yay!

Well, here's the not-so exciting stuff: The Fokker 50 is a successor of the older Fokker F27 Friendship and its design is based on the F-27 airframe. F-50 is from Netherlands and Singapore acquired five F-50 aircrafts in 1994. There are 33 other countries operating the F-50. Nice.

Now the fun part: The first thing we did when we reached there was to watch a video. We saw many pictures of people working for the Air Force (people eating, sleeping, flying and many aeroplanes too). Of course we had the important safety briefings and emergency exits thing.

After that, we got to go on the F-50, finally. Well before we actually got on the aircraft we stood next to the plane along with ACS and Unity Sec for pictures, then we got seated in the plane. The pilots were introduced and Eewen got to go to the cockpit and wear the headphone thingy :D There was also someone who was quite talkative - saying things about puking in the sick bag and not outside! =)

Then, we were just flying for around 30min. It was cool, much better than last year's one because it felt like a roller-coaster ride (sometimes) with all the rolling here and there stuff. We also got to go see the view form the cockpit two by two which was very nice. =) A girl from another school fell while walking towards the cockpit, so imagine the violence of the aircraft!

We got to fly over Bishan and someone said lookout for RGS. RGS in Bishan??? Anyway, we managed to see Batam and St John's Island and the clouds up close. Again there was a lot of pitching and stuff...Yee haaa!!!

Then the flight was over and we refused to get out the aircraft but in the end we did and we went back to the briefing room. The bus was already there and we all headed back to school :) I think I didn't leave out anything. Anyway, the overall idea of F-50 ride: Damn fun XD

F-50 Joy Ride!!!

2007-06-10T13:25:00.000+08:00

Hello! Silver wing's over, coming up next is the F-50 Joy ride!!! YAY!!! Below are the details, please do take note! :D

Report where? School Foyer
Report when? Bus leaving at 7.30 AM SHARP (dun be late :))
Report in? Full No. 3
End at? 1-1.30 PM

That's all the info I have for now, any questions, feel free to email me, I do check my email everyday, so yups, bye!!!

<3 Cheryl

SILVER WING!

2007-06-09T13:47:00.000+08:00

HELLO :)

yep this post is about the (not-so) exciting times we had during silver wing! meant for part as and the part bs who din go :) under the request of clt debbie!

okay. well first day we went, and we had many lectures. they were quite boring hahaha. but only some, cos some really is interesting and caught all of our attention. well, almost all. but still :D yup we learnt lots of stuff, like HISTORY OF AIR DEFENCE, types of lights on a plane, danger areas like how a plane cant fly over a shooting range incase a m16 fires off and disaster! oh a m16 can shoot 500-1000ft in the air! cool :D

on the second day, the lectures were oso boring and that day was the longest so in the morning, we had this lecture (duh) and i was looking forward to lunch :D heh that aside first. the lecturers were all officers, so it was quite an honour. yep. they were patient and nice. except one or two la who didnt give us enough time to copy stuff ahhaa :) they gave thick stacks of notes (4 stacks!) and they were in pretty (read:very) bad condition and some ppl's notes had tonnes of stuff written in it. mathematical stuff. like how to calculate angles or something likethat. didnt understand :D anyway LUNCH! it was fried rice(not really nice ahhaa) with satay and chicken wing and pig bone soup. the soup was quite pepperish at the bottom lol. anyway, we're supposed to greet all officers and there were MANY MANY MANY MANY sitting around so we didnt know what to do! (translation: we didnt greet. ANDAND juniors if you read this DONT LEARN FROM US bad example:)

yep and we're supposed to march along the corridors. it was fun! except i kept hitting ppl beside me :P that was embarassing. yep then more lectures and more notes. then they had uniform inspection and they seperated the girls and guys and then the guys got more severe punishments (some sort) while we didnt get any :D

yup since everything was in the notes, we all went back and MEMORISED and STUDIED and MUGGED and PANICKED(however you spell that) and..

most of them didnt come out.

I KNOW!!! i mixed up my years (like which year happened what) ANDAND got the first question wrong. 30mcqs in 36minutes, many of us finished withing 15minutes. the others slept :D

humm. yea then they held us back for very long and we got dismissed :)

yup that's about it! dont think i left out anything :)

OHYES we watched some reallyreally funny clips! like how you should stay at home and play ps3 instead of gng to a restaurant where they took out their boogie and put on food, take the meat and wiped the toilet bowl and gargled the wine and spit it out on the foot. EW. and this nike advert; this gross bridgestone: designed to save lives advert and manymany more :D

okay the end:) hope u're all looking forward to it! you get to meet lots of nice ppl there:D (huiyi&miranda: hhaha you get what i mean) YUP byebye!

can one part b and one part a email me what happened, what you think and experienced during the camp so i can put it up as one :) [ohYES dont forget to put that the nightwalk was NICE hahah :]

<33amanda!

2007-05-01T14:28:00.000+08:00

IMPORTANT.

THOSE WHO HAVE NOT GIVEN ME THEIR T SHIRT SIZES, YOUR NAMES ARE LISTED BELOW. I WILL GET YOU A SIZE S. NO CHANGES.

Koh Li Min
Julnise Ho Zhi Ping
Lim Min
Ong Kay Yuen
Wong Wan Kee Stephania
Zhang Jingwen
Sam Ying Yi Sophia
Stefanie Loh Yan Ting
Tan Li Hui
Elaine Ong Min Ling
Tan Etinne
Foo Yin Ling Joy
He Yeqi
Tan Yan Ling

I don't think any of you are super fat or super thin, so.

HAH. THIS IS YOUR DOING. NOW YOU GET AN S FOR IT.

( i am not a donkey. EEH.)

BIRTHDAYS!

2007-04-17T00:03:00.000+08:00

HEY! im so sorry to all the belated birthday girls!

yup, JANUARY BABIES!
Dewi
Lim Min

FEB GIRLS!
Chenyin
Rafhanah
Hui Chen
Jaslyn
Trina
Rebecca

MARCH DARLINGS!
Insyirah
Etinne
Joy

APRIL PIZZAS! (srry, just hungry. midnight hunger pangs!)
[with pineapples and hams and cheese please!]
Huey Fang
p.s. so it's singular pizza.. cry

YUPYUP! happy birthday to these chocolates! xD

<3
RgS*ncC`aiROCKS

SILVER WING!!!

2007-04-03T21:14:00.000+08:00

HELLO ALL(:

ohyes we've been looking forward to this course and we're going to have it soon! please please check the NCC AIR BOARD for further details! yup and the nice badge comes with it too! ahaha!

okays that's bout it=) chubbs!

AFFIRMATION CEREMONY

2007-03-29T21:49:00.000+08:00

HELLO ALL(:i'm really really sorry for the late email, cos i knew it late and i had 3rd lang. MY APOLOGIES TO EVERYONE!

ok, for part A:COMPLETE NO 3
`-blouse, skirt, belt, beret, shoes, socks!

for part B:COMPLETE NO 3 WITH GLOVES (please please dont forget!!!!!)

report at 3PM for uniform inspection. PLEASE DO NOT BE LATE.

thanks!

chubbs(:

2007-03-03T12:04:00.000+08:00

HELLO (:

Firstly, i would very much like to apologise for the ultraultra (muahaha. funny word.) lateness of the arrival of (LALALALA) the CCA shirts.

I SWEAR i've already sent the designs for approval twice. The first time, one of the designs had no RAFFLES on it. So, yeah, i had to add it in. BUT NOW RIGHT. THE IT APPEARS THE RAFFLES IS NOT BIG ENOUGH! -.-

I will really really try, i swear, to get it approved and hopefully send the designs for printing by the end of this week.

On the plus side, i assure you we'll be getting it before the June holidays xD.

And just a reminder: The tee shirts ARE $22. Again, if you have problems with the pricing please come and talk to me, i'll see what i can do.

mar :)

PT for Next Training

2007-02-22T22:46:00.000+08:00

Hello =)

This is the PT plan Julie and I have come up with. Please...errr...comment?

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Warm up

Demo (i.e. how to do pushups, jumping jacks and crunches properly)

Set 1:
15 pushups (min 5 standard)
15 jumping jacks
15 crunches
3 rounds around 1 netball court

2 min rest + water break

Set 2:
20 pushups (min 5 standard)
20 jumping jacks
20 crunches
3 rounds around 1 netball court

2 min rest + water break

Set 3:
20 pushups (min 5 standard)
20 jumping jacks
20 crunches
4 rounds around 1 netball court

Cool down

1 min water break

Games
-Blow Wind Blow
-Dog and Bone (if there's time)
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Total:
55 pushups (min 15 standard)
55 jumping jacks
55 crunches
10 rounds around 1 netball court
2 games

2007-02-09T16:30:00.000+08:00

HELLO (:

YOU WANT UPDATES ABOUT YOUR TEE SHIRT, I'LL GIVE YOU UPDATES ON YOUR TEE SHIRTS.

So i passed the form to PE Dept already, or more precisely, Mr Ong. He didn't point any flaws in our design so i think (NOTE THINK) it's fine. I'll check with PE Dept on Monday. For those who don't check your emails: i've checked with Mr Yee , contact person of Kingdom Trading Co., and the prices are:

$10 white
$12 black

$22 TOTAL

And in case the Part As don't know, we have 2 shirts. One black, one white. The designs are the same: the picture above is the back.

LALALA.

HAVE A GREAT WEEKEND.

Training Programme

2007-01-26T23:13:00.000+08:00

heys.

Just a little request... when you send your proposal for the training programme, please use the format that I had made... Refer to this week's training programme. If you need the file, or have any doubts in how to use that format of the training programme, please let me know.

Like that then I do not have to change the format of the training programme everytime you all send to us.

This new format will help alot when the Part A joins in as you all will be doing different thing at the same time. You all as the ICs will not want to hold on to so many sheets of paper, but instead have the whole training programme for the whole unit in just one glance. (:

S/CLT Debbie