Sec 3 Camp Reflection

Sec 3 Camp Reflection

The secondary 3 camp was definitely a memorable experience for us. The camp made us bond as a class because the games that we played gave us courage to talk to our classmates who we had little interaction before. The various games also made us trust one another. Throughout the camp, we also got to know each other better which thus allowed us to cooperate better. Another way we got to bond was when our class pit on our thinking caps and think of ideas for our class cheer which was needed for our campfire night. During the camp, we also had many activities which we really enjoyed. For example, we enjoyed the nature ramble, blind man’s trial and the river crossing game.

Nature Ramble

For the nature ramble, we had to have commitment and to give it our all because we had to trek through the mud while it was raining heavily. Most of us, were starting to shiver because it was very cold. Others were just glad that their feet, hands and body that was covered in mud could be completely washed off by the rain. Next, we had to look out and support one another in the event someone got injured or went missing because of the slippery mud.

Blind Man’s Trial

For this game, we needed a lot, probably the most, cooperation and trust when walking and later for finding our other members by making animal sounds. It was really a very fun game because we couldn’t see and so we needed to make use of our other senses.

River Crossing Game

For this game, we had to trust our friends and we really needed a lot of thinking to strategize properly on how we get across the ‘river’ with our bucket of water.

For my group, it enabled us to have a better sense of belonging. Like what our form teacher Mr Benedict Tan would say, “The only 2 groups of friends which you would grow close to are either from your sec 3 or sec 4 class or National Service days.” During the camp, we really worked together and we think we can trust our friends, specifically our classmates because we went through a lot of hardships as a class. We can safely say that we are proud to be in 3SB.

Done by: Lau Zhong Yi

                James Ong

                Joel Lim

                Eugene Ho

                Wesley Foo