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Co-curricular activity (Singapore)From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

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The Tahan Mountain Trekking Team (a CCA in Hwa Chong Institution), on an expedition toAnnapurnaBase Camp,Nepal in 2000

Co-curricular activities (CCAs), previously known as Extracurricular Activities (ECA)are non-academic activities that all Singaporean students must participate in. This policy wasintroduced by the Ministry of Education, as a means to enhance social interaction, leadership,healthy recreation, self-discipline and self-confidence.

Through CCAs, students in their early teens are often given actual public responsibilities.Red Cross and SJAB members, for example, are often required to render first aid at publicevents. Most uniformed groups require precision, management and organizational skills,

providing training to prepare students for the outside world.

In polytechnics and universities (tertiary education institutes), CCA records are considered bypotential employers.

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1 Classification of CCAs

2 Structure of the CCA Programme

3 Structure of Typical CCAs

4 Competitions

5 Inexhaustive list of CCAs

5.1 Student Associations

5.2 Sports and games

5.3 Uniformed groups

5.4 Performing Arts groups

5.5 Clubs and societies

6 External links

[edit] Classification of CCAs
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There is a wide choice of CCAs in schools, for which students can sign up based on theirinterest and ability.

Schools typically classify CCAs under one of the following groups:

Performing Arts

Sports and Games

Uniformed Groups

Clubs and Societies

Student Associations

Secondary schools typically divide CCAs into Core CCAs and Merit CCAs:

Core CCAs, which typically include the Sports, Performing Arts Groups andUniformed Groups, tend to take up more time and resources and have more emphasis

placed on them by the school. Membership in at least one Core CCA is compulsoryfor secondary school students in Singapore and it is considered an integral part of the

education system. Merit CCAs, which typically include the Clubs and Societies, are usually less time-

consuming. Academic clubs however may be consume as much time as, if not morethan, Core CCAs. Merit CCAs serve as an optional pursuit for students with aninterest in what the CCA has to offer.

[edit] Structure of the CCA ProgrammeCCA choices vary widely from school to school, although schools at each education level arerequired to conform to national standards prescribed for that level. For instance, all secondaryschools must compulsorily offer Band as a musical group. Secondary schools with anenrolment of less than 1000 must offer eitherNational Cadet CorpsorNational Police CadetCorps as a uniformed group, and those with an enrolment of more than 1000, both.

In primary schools, CCAs are often introduced to students at Primary Three. Not all primaryschools make CCA participation compulsory. In primary schools, Brownies are likened to

junior Girl Guides.

In secondary schools, CCAs are treated more seriously. Students are required to pick at leastone Core CCA to join at Secondary One. Belonging to a Core CCA is compulsory, and thestudents may choose a second CCA if they wish. At the end of the fourth/fifth year, 1 to 2 'O'Levelpoints are removed from the examination aggregate (a lower aggregate indicates bettermarks). Although the marks are few, it is believed by many that they may make a differencewhen the students are considered for the most popular tertiary institutions. For example, one

minimum prerequisite for admission Raffles Institution at Year Five, via the 'O' Levels, is analready perfect score with the maximum of 4 points removed.
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[edit] Structure of Typical CCAsCCAs are held outside of curriculum hours and the activities partaken depend on the natureof CCA. For example, Uniformed groups do foot drills and team-building exercises whilecompetitive sportsmen spend most of the time training and learning techniques from their

instructors.CCA groups typically feature an Executive Committee. In musical groups and CCAs cateringto specific interests, the Executive Committee typically consists of a Chairman, Secretary andTreasurer, among other positions.

TheNational Police Cadet Corps has started a few Open Units in the tertiary institutions,recruiting members to serve as student leaders in the secondary school units.

Many former students return to theiralma materafter graduation to help impart what theyhave learned to their juniors. Some do so within a formal framework, such as those in theuniformed groups (where ex-cadets are appointed as cadet officers), or the Voluntary AdultLeader scheme (for those above age 20). Others do so on a casual basis.

[edit] CompetitionsMany CCA-related competitions are held in Singapore, creating a competitive environmentwhich provide CCA groups an objective to work towards.

The Ministry of Education organizes competitions for competitive sports at the zonal andnational level, respectively the yearly Zonal and National Schools Competitions. MOE alsoorganizes the biennale Singapore Youth Festival for the Aesthetics CCAs.

[edit] Inexhaustive list of CCAsThis list isincomplete; you can help by expanding it.

[edit] Student Associations Prefectorial Board/ Student's Council

The Peer Support Board

The Junior and Senior Leaders Board

The Civics Tutorial Council/ Monitor's Council

The House Committee

Technology Student Association (TSA)

Key Club

[edit] Sports and games Aikido

Archery

Badminton

Basketball

Cricket

Cross Country

Fencing

Field Hockey Flatwater Canoe/Kayak Racing
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Floorball

Fun Go Kart Club (Only offered in ITE CW)

Golf (only offered in some schools)

Gymnastics

Artistic Gymnastics

Rhythmic Gymnastics

Trampoline Gymnastics

Hockey

Handball (played with a club)

Judo

Netball

Outdoor Adventure (usually in junior colleges)

Rugby

Sailing

Sepak Takraw

Shooting

Air Pistol

Air Rifle

Soccer

Softball

Squash

Swimming

Table Tennis

Taekwondo

Tennis

Tenpin Bowling

Track and Field

Volleyball

Waterpolo

Wushu

Ultimate(Frisbee)

Sumo

[edit] Uniformed groups

Boys' Brigade

Girls' Brigade

Girl Guides Singapore (GG)

Military Band

National Cadet Corps (NCC)
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National Civil Defence Cadet Corps (NCDCC)

National Police Cadet Corps (NPCC)

Red Cross Youth (RCY)

St. John Ambulance Brigade (SJAB)

The Singapore Scout Association (SSA)

[edit] Performing Arts groups

Angklung Ensemble

Bands

Brass Band

Concert Band

Symphonic Band

Wind Band

Chinese Orchestra

Some schools feature instead an ensemble focusing on a particular Chinese

instrument, such as the Guzheng.

Choir

Dance Clubs

Chinese Dance

Indian Dance

International Dance

Malay Dance

Modern Dance

English Drama

Gamelan

General Music

Guitar Ensemble

Guzheng Ensemble

Handbell Ensemble

Harmonica and Keyboard Ensemble

Harp Ensemble

Indian Orchestra

Piano

Orchestra

Strings Ensemble

Violin

Note that Band may either count as a uniformed group or a performing arts group.

[edit] Clubs and societies AVA Club (Audio and Visual Aid)
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Art Club

Astronomy Club

Chess Club

Chinese Cultural Club

Chinese Calligraphy Club

Computer Club

Debate Club

Drama Club

Entrepreneurship Club

Environment Club

Future Problem Solving Program

Gardening

Green Club

Guitar Club

Health and Fitness Club

Hydroponics Club

Infocomm Club

Interact Club

Innovation Program

Research Program

Language Club Library Club

Mathematics Club

Media Club

Mind Sports Club

Multimedia Club

Philatelic Club

Photography Club

Robotics Club

Science Club

Maths Club

Singapore Youth Flying Club (SYFC)

Video Animation Club

World Scholar's Cup

In some schools, instead of separate clubs for Language, Debate and Drama (and evenCulture), these domains are grouped under the heading of Language Debate and DramaSocieties, an example of which is the English Language Drama and Debate Society

(ELDDS).
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Temasek Polytechnic

Nanyang Polytechnic

Republic Polytechnic

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University of New Brunswick College

Queen Margaret University

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University of Wales Institute, Cardiff

Programmes Edusave
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Gifted Education Programme

Integrated Programme

Special Assistance Plan

President's Scholar

Provisional Admission Exercise

Third Language

Programme for Rebuilding and IMproving Existing schools

Trim and Fit

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Examinations

Singapore Examinations and Assessment Board

Primary School Leaving Examination

Singapore-Cambridge GCE 'O' Level

Singapore-Cambridge GCE 'A' Level

International Baccalaureate

Ten year series

H3 Pharmaceutical Chemistry

Co-curriculas

Co-curricular activity

National Physical Fitness Award

Singapore Youth Festival

List of youth organisations

Boys' Brigade

National Cadet Corps

National Civil Defence Cadet Corps

National Police Cadet Corps

Outward Bound Singapore

Red Cross Youth

Singapore Scout Association

Girl Guides Singapore

St. John Ambulance Brigade

Infocomm Club

Libraries National Library Board

Ministry of Education

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Namchi Government College gives students the fascility to play many games likeVolleyball, throwball, table tennis, cricket, Badminton, etc.Students play inter-department games like Volleyball, badminton. Tophies are givento all the students who win the respective games.

Dances, Songs, and other co-curricular activities are conducted half-yearly duringsome functions.

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Co-CurricularActivities

Sports and Games

A physically active body helps foster and grow an active mind. Our students

engage in a variety of outdoor and indoor sports including:
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Outdoor activities Football

Hockey

Netball Basketball

Volleyball

Swimming

Athletics

Indoor activities Chess

Table tennis Badminton

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We also hold a number of annual events such as the Swimming Gala, Malaysia

Day, International Children's Day, Sports Day, Teachers' Day, Prize Giving Day,

Alumni & Graduation Night, Educational Trips (local and overseas) and an end-of-

year concert.

For more information about Utama International Schools or Sekolah Sri Utama

please call us on +603 4021 2490, or email [email protected].

Co-curricular Activities/Games/House System

Co-curricular ActivitiesBesides imparting training in 3Rs the school strivesto allow full scope for the development ofpersonality through creative or co-curricularactivities. To inculcate the feelings of brother-hoodand team spirit and to confidently stride along withthe fast moving world of today co-curricularactivities and games are an indispensable part of theeducational structure of the school.
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Games

The games introduced in the schoolare:-

Athletics

BadmintonHandballVolleyballKho-khoTable-TennisGymnasticsBasket Ball

Co-operation of parents is sought hereto encourage their wards to select agame or activity of his/her choice and toequip them with necessary requisites ofthe game like rackets, shoes, ball, dressmaterial etc.

Co-Curricular Activities

Champlain Abroad courses are designed to connectour students to the place, the people and the culture. These connections happen through avariety of extracurricular and co-curricular events and activities. For the Montreal campustwo weekend trips are part of the optional extracurricular activities, one to Ottawa (Canada'scapital) and one to Quebec City (Quebec's provincial capital).

Our local faculty and guest speakers bring their cultural perspective and professionalexpertise to the course content, challenging students to understand the material through a newglobal lens. Many of our courses have an embedded experiential component that takes the

students outside the classroom and connects them to the places and culture related to thecourse content.


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Course Related Events and ActivitiesThe following is a partial list of some of the co-curricular activities that have been offered inMontreal.

ART 220 Canadian Culture through the Fine Arts

This course is designed to introduce students to Canadian culture through an exploration ofits fine arts. Much of the course includes beyond the classroom explorations of Canada'shistorical landmarks such as the McCord Museum, the Montreal Museum of Fine Arts,the Montreal Museum of History & Archeology (Pointe a Calliere ), theInuit Gallery 'LeChariot' and theSt Joseph Oratory.

Literature, Conversational French and History Courses

Students taking any of the Canadian literature, history or conversational French courses enjoyfirst-hand the hockey passion synonymous with living in Montreal by visiting the AMCForum(The Hockey Legacy), and experiencing the bilingual atmosphere of one of Montreal'smajor hockey arenas while attendingMontreal Junior's games. The students may attend one

or more theatrical performances that expand their understanding of universal and local issuesat the Centaur Theater. They also visit cultural landmarks of Montreal(the Main, the Plateau,Westmount, the Point, etc.) and important sites including the great religious symbols ofQuebec culture (St-Joseph Oratory, Notre Dame Basilica, etc.).

All Business Courses

Business students in Montreal will have opportunities to explore business from theperspective of the United States' largest trading partners by meeting industry professionalsand touring some of the following companies: the Port of Montreal ( third largest port in

North America); the Simard Warehouse (leader in the Canadian Transportation andWarehousing Industry); theCanadian National Railway Yard (students meet and ride alongside CN personnel); Conterm Containers (students learn first-hand how containers are

handled, repaired, stacked and stored within a closed system);Hunt Refrigeration(a full-service climate controlled container-care company). Spring semester students may also visitthe Quebec Ice Hotel (redesigned and rebuilt in its entirety each year in Quebec City).

All Game Majors

Game students have the opportunity to join (student rate) and attend the Montreal Chapter oftheIGDA Meetings (International Game Developer Associations) where they will meetindustry professionals. Students often visit (Eidos , EA/ Bioware, A2M, Ubisoft, andSpace& Dreams) where they may tour the facilities and often have an opportunity to speak withone of the company's creative/producers. Game students may also visit of theNAD Center -

National Animation and Design Centre one of Canada's major training centres for new

technologies and new media. The NAD Center was the first in the country to open video
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game training and the first in the world to teach Softimage softwares, offers innovative andcomprehensive training programs.

During the fall semester our Game students attend the Montreal International GameSummit (MIGS)an annual event for game development specialists from all over the world.The conference is hosted by world-renowned experts in programming, visual arts, game

design, audio design, production and business.

Depending on availability, Spring semester students may get to participate in theGlobalJam. Founded in 2008, this event seeks to broaden the outreach of IGDA while giving anopportunity to create games in the world's largest Game Jam to date.

Graphic Design Majors: Duality, Design and Dissent

Students taking the Duality Design and Dissent course visit and attend workshops at theCanadian Center of Architecture (CCA), an international research center and museum

based on the conviction that architecture is a public concern. TheGraffiti Caf may take ourstudents on a cultural urban tour of Montreal's graffiti art in various parts of the city. Throughthis tour, students learn where the artists came from and what experiences and ideas inspired

their work. At the Museum Pointe a Callire students take the unusual underground routecovering six centuries of history from the time when Natives camped to present day throughthe permanent exhibit, "Where Montreal Was Born." Montreal provides our students withlimitless opportunities to explore the arts as you can see in the introductory video on theQuartier des Spectacles.

Global Environmental Science

This lab science allows students to explore global environment issues by using three uniqueMontreal locations as their lab. At theMount Royal Parkthat occupies part of the mountainlying in the midst of Montreal Island includes the highest spot in the city. Students will learnabout about various landmarks, rocks, soil types and trees on the mountain and discuss the

evolution of the mountain over time and the forestry in Quebec over time. At theBiodomestudents explore the recreation of some of the most beautiful ecosystems of the Americas(Tropical Forest, Laurentian Forest, St. Lawrence Marine, Ecosystem and the Polar Worlds).TheBiosphere exhibits and events guide the students' understanding of major environmentalissues, including those related to water, air, climate change, sustainable development andresponsible consumption.

Weekend Trips

Quebec City

Students visit the capital of Quebec established by Samuel de Champlain in 1608 as a tradingoutpost and strategic fort on the St. Lawrence River. Qubec is the second largest city in the

province after Montral, and it retains a mostly French flavor.

The city's most noticeable landmark is the looming Chteau Frontenac, a grand hotel in itsheyday and a part of a chain of Canadian Pacific hotels that helped the railroad link togetherCanada's vast landscape. Just outside the walls of the Upper Town are the Plains ofAbraham, where a French defeat in a pivotal battle of the Seven Years' War decided the fateof New France and influenced the later creation of Canada. The historic district is aUNESCO World Heritage Site.

Each semester the students tour the historicChateau FrontenacandOld Quebecone of theoldest and only fortified walled cities north of Mexico. They may visit theMuseum ofCivilization, the Capital Observatory, and/or thePlains of Abraham. In the Spring Semester

students have the chance to attend the winter splendor of the Quebec Carnival and may evenexperience Quebec's famous Ice Hotel.
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Ottawa

Students can also visit Canada's capital city, Ottawa and experience a bit of English Canada.Ottawa is the fourth-largest urban area in Canada and many people think of it as the idealcapital city-beautiful, green, cosmopolitan and full of cultural offerings.

Students take part in a guided tour ofthe Royal Canadian Mint and theMuseum ofCivilization, explore Parliament Hill, home to the House of Commons, the Library ofParliament, the Hall of Honor, the Senate, and the impressive Peace Tower. Students whochoose to visit the Canadian Nature Museum explore the world of insects, prehistoricdinosaurs, and the changing face of the earth. Students may also discover the military history

by exploring the Canadian War Museum.

Extracurricular Activities & EventsNo matter which semester, Montreal abounds with unlimited activities, festivals and events.Montreal enhances our students' personal and professional interests. Throughout the year it isthe home of various film festivals from theMontreal World Film Festival to the Montreal 60

Second Film Festival and the Fantasia Film Festival - there is always something to engageand entertain. Students interested in playing a more active role in their entertainment canattend Improvisation Nights at Theatre Ste Catherineand take part in scoringspontaneously created the scenes by the local preformers. Performers with lowest scores areeliminated until there is only one "survivor." Even more engaging is the CBC Experiencewhich offers a TV news workshop where students assume the functions of reporters,anchormen and technicians. Working as a team, they produce the equivalent of a Canadianevening news program. Along with the cultural enriching experiences described above,students may also participate in fun activities offered throughout Montreal such as a fast-

paced laser tag game in the multi-level arena of Montreal's LaserQuest.

During the Fall Semester students will enjoy the drumming vibes and laid back atmosphere

to of the Mont Royal Tam Tamsand the end of summer in the parks and outdoor cafes. Theymay also experience a variety of Halloween events from the annual midnight showing of thecult classic Rocky Horror Picture Show, or the Extreme Halloween Labyrinth at the OldPort. Students many also participate in aGhost Walk Tour of Old Montrealor attend anynumber of costume contests and related events. From mid-September to November studentswill experience the wonders of theChinese Lantern Festival at the Botanical Garden. Over700 lanterns are designed in Montreal and handcrafted by skillful artists from Shanghai.

During the Spring Semester students can take part in a plethora of winter related festivalsand activities. One of the major winter festivals is Montreal'sIgloofestwhere a kingdom ofigloos takes over the Old Port and people dance outside to the music of Piknic Electronik.The other major winter festival is theMontreal High Lights Festival: original and

impressive, this multidisciplinary event features stilt walkers, musicians and acrobatsblending with digital arts, dance, projections and fire-handling. Our Montreal studentsactually share the festivities of St. Patrick's Day with our Dublin students as they enjoy theSt. Patrick's Paradewhich has been held every year since 1824; this parade is the oldest St.Patrick's Day parade in Canada. No circumstance, from snowstorms to wartime or economicdepression, has stopped the parade from marching on. Finally, skiers can still get on a hill asthere are several places to ski in the region; prices range from $35-$60 per day (plus gear and

bus transportation). Some of the most well known ski areas are: Mont Tremblant,Owl'sHead,Mont Ste-Anne, Mont St. SauveurandSki Bromont.

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Co-Curricular activities:

Co-curricular activities are those activities which are in addition toclassroom instruction and do not result in a grade nor credit. Anyactivity for which a grade is issued is not considered a co-

curricular activity. The Co-Curricular activities are enforced for allstudents whenever they are acting as a representative of theschool (e.g. practices, games, trips, camps and tours, etc.).

This activities facilitate the all round development of children.Cultural programmes, sports,community service, etc. are the examples of C.C.A. Theseactivities, not only, strengthens thesubject-matter, they also nourish students attitude, interest andpersonality.

Besides academics, Inter-house activities are planned to instill aspirit of competition. Among these activities are Elocution,Debate, Quiz, Dramatics, Painting, Creative writing, Vocal andInstrumented Music, Art & craft, paper flower making, needlework etc.

The school has following sections :

1. Primary Section: Std.I to II2. Junior Section: Std.III to V

3. Senior Section: Std.VI to VIIIHouse System:

The School follows House System for arranging different House-wise Competition and better coordination of various schoolactivities.The students are grouped into four Houses: -

I. Subhash House,II. Tilak House

III. Vivekananda House &

IV. Tagore House

Each house is looked after by experienced and qualified teachers

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Monthly Activities:

Two activities in a month like Handwriting, Recitation,Reading,Elocution, Debate, Quiz etc. is essentially performed.

Prizes are awarded for excellence in studies, games and co-curricular activities. Due recognition is also given for exemplarybehaviour,conduct and value.

Extra Co-Curricular Activities:Among these activities are Elocution, Debate, Quiz,Dramatics,Painting, Creative writing, Vocal and InstrumentedMusic, Art & craft, paper flower making, needle work etc.

GamesThe school is committed to provide proper sports facility relevantto the age group.

Besides Games and Physical Education, the following activitieswhich supplement the class work, are arranged for all rounddevelopment as per the C.B.S.E. guidelines for the students:

Juniors

A. Art & Culture

1. Creative writing2. Dance

3. Dramatics English, Hindi4. Drawing & Painting

5. Elocution English, Hindi6. Fancy Dress

7. Music Indian (vocal & Instrumental)8. Flower Making

9. Public Speaking

B. Handicrafts Activities

1. Clay modeling2. Cutting, Pasting & paper folding

SeniorsA. Art & Culture

1. Creative & Literacy, Appreciation- pros & poetry2. Dance

3. Debates/ Declamations (Hindi & Eng.)4. Dramatics (Hindi & Eng.)


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5. Elocution (Hindi & Eng.)6. Fancy art: Painting

7. Literary Clubs/ Wall magazines8. Music- Indian/ western

9. Public SpeakingB. Art & Craft

1. Block Painting2. Roller Painting

3. Screen Painting4. Tie & Die

5. Glass Painting

Magazine:

The School Magazine "SMILE" is published every year with thesubject contribution from our students as well as our faculties.This is the mirror image of our school which gives instant feelingof the school culture and its pride.Students have opportunities toshow their talents by Creative writing, Sketching etc

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Director of Cocurricular Education

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Hj. Kassim bin Mohammad Yassin

Jalan 10, Kampong Perpindahan Lambak Kanan

Berakas

Brunei Darussalam

Tel. No.: +673 2333041/3

Fax No.: +673 2332979

E-Mail Address :[email protected]

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Creating an efficient co-curricular education system
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towards development, peace and prosperity of the nation.

Mission

Developing talents, skills and individuality of students toachieve their maximum potential.

Aims & Objectives

1. To nurture charismatic, disciplined, spirited, forward-thinking and resilient generation of students andinculcating positive moral characters.2. To enable students to learn and hone basic skills anddevelop them in achieving excellence.3. To involve as much students/participants as possible inco-curricular activities.4. To produce students who are able to plan healthy,

beneficial and safe activities/ programmes in leading ahealthy lifestyle.5. To develop students to not only excel in academic butalso skilled in fields that contribute towards thedevelopment and betterment of their physical, spiritual,

personal, intellect, emotional and social domains, insupporting their national, religion and country duties andresponsibilities. To engage students talents in the cocurricular sports education and raise their potential in

becoming sports elite in the future.6. To create opportunities for teachers to undergo coursesand trainings that generate efficient implementation of cocurricular activities in schools and colleges.

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national, regional dan international levels.

Department Detail

JABATAN PENDIDIKAN KOKURIKULUMCo-Curricular Education Department

JALAN 10, KG. PERPINDAHAN LAMBAK KANANBC2315

NEGARA BRUNEI DARUSSALAMFAX : 2332977TEL : 2333041, 2333043, 2333053, 2333054 & 2333061EMAIL: [email protected]

Brunei schools go to war on November 19

PSSSM organising committee Chairman and Acting Director of Co-Curriculum EducationDepartment Pg Suhaimi Pg Hj Bakar (2nd L) addressing the media during the press briefing

yesterday. He is accompanied by Acting Assistant Director of Co-Curriculum EducationDepartment and Co-Deputy Chairman of the committee Roslin Suhailee (R), Sports SchoolPrincipal Zaman Hj Gapar (L) and organising committee secretary and Head of Sports andGames at the Co-Curriculum Education Department Pg Jusri Pg Hj Hassim (2nd R).Picture:BT/ Chua Guan CheongChua Guan CheongBANDAR SERI BEGAWAN

Friday, November 11, 2011

SECONDARY schools and colleges in Brunei are set to wage war against one another comeNovember 19 in the 5th National Secondary Schools and Colleges Sports Festival (PSSSM).

During a media briefing by the PSSSM organising committee at the Co-Curricular EducationDepartment in Lambak Kanan yesterday morning, Chairman Pg Suhaimi Pg Hj Bakar, ActingDirector of Co-Curriculum Education, announced that the biennial festival will run for ninedays from Nov 19-27.

The schools and colleges will be divided into four zones nationwide, and competition is splitinto two categories the under 15 (category B), and 16, 17 and 18 (category C).

According to organising committee secretary Pg Jusri Pg Hj Hassim, Head of Sports andGames at the Co-Curriculum Education Department, this edition of the sports festival will seethe introduction of hockey into the national schools' sport scene.

Making its first appearance in the sports festival, the sport will see four men's team


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representing all four zones, and three ladies team competing for the winner's medal.

Pg Suhaimi admitted that hockey as a sport is still quite limited in the schools' sports scenedue to a lack of hockey fields and qualified coaches.

"We want to promote the sport (hockey) in Brunei, and we will, in future, suggest that more(hockey) fields be built in schools while developing programmes to train more coaches topromote the sport," said Pg Suhaimi.

"We are always looking to introduce new sports in schools, but we will observe the responseof students towards the sport before deciding whether or not to promote it," he said, addingthat they are also considering promoting cricket in schools.

According to the organisers, the key objective of the sports festival is to provide a healthyand vibrant environment for students to be nurtured both physically and mentally.

The event was also organised to give added incentive to schools' management and parents toencourage the students to actively participate in sporting events.

The event will hopefully increase collaboration, mutual understanding and foster unity amongthe officers of the department with the teachers of the schools and sports associations toimprove sporting standards in the country.

The sporting event is seen as a long-term project in discovering and nurturing athletes torepresent the country, and according to Pg Jusri, they will be looking to select athletes torepresent Brunei in the Asean School Games during the sports festival.

Acting Assistant Director of Co-Curriculum Education Roslin Suhailee and Sports SchoolPrincipal Zaman Hj Gapar, co-chairmen of the organising committee, were also present at the

briefing.

The Brunei Times

BANDAR SERI BEGAWANgscfk9.jpgThe board games are presented to the School Principal, Hjh Noraini Ibrahim (4th R) by Pg HjMohd Yussop Pg Hj Abas (5th L) and witnessed by the School's Administrators. Picture:Courtesy of Sekolah Menengah Perdana WazirSEKOLAH Menengah Perdana Wazir received a welcome addition to its resources adonation by Pg Hj Mohd Yussop Pg Hj Abas last month.

The donation, in the form of board games has "great educational value across a range ofdifferent subject areas", said principal, Hjh Noraini Ibrahim.

It will bring a lot of value to the students of the school, she added.

The games include Chess, Chinese Checkers, Cluedo, Life, Ludo, Mastermind, Monopoly,Scrabble, Snakes and Ladders, Taboo, Uno and Upword; a grand total of over 50 games.

The games will be used to develop students' thinking and logic skills as well as enhancingtheir English Language development. They are a fantastic resource for class use and for CCA


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(Co-Curricular Activities).

The Brunei TimesPage:A10

Dennis LimBANDAR SERI BEGAWAN

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Brunei's Under-12 athletes saying their goodbyes prior to their departure for the 5th AseanPrimary Schools Sports Olympiad (APSSO) from Oct 8-15 in Yogyakarta, Indonesiayesterday.Picture: Bt/ Dennis Lim

26 headed for Yogyakarta, Indonesia

TO Yogyakarta they go!

A total of 36 athletes and officials from Brunei flew off to the Indonesian city last night tocompete in the 5th Asean Primary School Sports Olympiad (APSSO) held from Oct 8-15.

Pg Jusri Pg Hj Hassim, the Senior Officer at the Sports and Games Unit at the Department ofCo-Curriculum Education, Ministry of Education who is part of the contingent said that he ishoping to take advantage of the opportunity to properly bring up the young athletes.

26 athletes, 19 boys and seven girls ranging from ages 12 and below, along with 10 otherscomprising a team manager, officers, coaches and assistant coaches, will be competing in five

sports football, badminton, athletics, chess and table tennis.

"We try our hardest for them, preparing them at the grassroots of their time. We hope that thiswill provide them with the exposure needed for them to grow into the future national team,"Pg Jusri told The Brunei Times.

"These athletes may be the future of Brunei sports," he said.

The senior officer certainly has high expectations and hopes for the seeds of the nations,adding that most countries are exposing their young athletes to foreign competition at this ageas starting to do so when the youngsters are already in secondary schools would be too late.

It is at the ripe age of 12 and below that the proper fundamentals of sports should be drilledinto their systems, he said.

From there, progress on their skill levels can come swiftly towards bringing Brunei to thenext stages of its sporting level.

"So with this we hope to develop them properly and get them to be the best they can, for thefuture of our country," said Pg Jusri.

This year's edition of the competition will be most welcomed by the Sultanate's youthfootballers who were forced to sit out of last year's APPSO U-12 7-a-side competition due toFifa's ban.


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It was a most unfortunate incident as Pg Yusri had expressed full confidence in the squadthen.

"It is not impossible that these players will go on to represent the country one day. APSSO isjust an early step and I am full of confidence after the results in Bangkok where we beat

Indonesia 2-1 and Myanmar 2-0," he said last year.

The team had placed second in the Asean Youth Football Cup 2010, held in Bangkok,Thailand.

Their success prompted the introduction of the DST Group National Under-10 League andthe DST Group National Under 12 League which were hoped to help prepare the youthfootballers for anything coming their way.

The Brunei Times

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