When we arrived at the campsite, we were
very welcomed. Every group was assigned to a bunk and we put our bags there. We
started off with ice-breaking games to get along with our group’s instructor,
follow by lunch. After lunch, we were full of energy and we went for low
elements. Some of the low elements were quite challenging and we need lots of
teamwork in order to complete each station.
The high elements left me a deep
impression. I took part in all the high elements. It was really fun as most of
the activities were my first time trying it. Example the flying fox and
abseiling, I have never tried it before in my life. When we are preparing for the
flying fox, standing at the four level high building, waiting for our turn, I
looked down at the ground; my leg was as soft as jelly.
Finally, it was my turn for flying fox.
I was quite afraid, at the same time excited. The moment I pushed myself
forward, the wind hug my face and I felt really cooling. As it slows
down and I came to a stop, I felt really relax. Next, I went for abseiling. It
was trickier as you have to hold onto two ropes and move down slowly. When I
reached the ground, I heave a sigh of relieve, and my hand was as painful as
needles poking through even though I wore a pair of gloves.
The highlight of the camp was actually
the campfire. We sang, dance and cheer throughout the night. Although at the
end of the camp my group did not win anything, but I felt that the item that my
group put up was quite well done. We get our classmate to do break-dance which
was really impressing. Everyone was shouting and cheering so loudly as if we
are watching a concert and the atmosphere were so high.
Everything has to come to an end. The
next morning, we did area cleaning, follow by debrief and it was time to go
home. It was a really fun and enjoyable camp. Not only I get to learn new
things, at the same time, I learnt to communicate with people and bonded with
my new classmates.
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