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CHIEF SCOUT His Excellency Mr. S R Nathan The President of the Republic of Singapore THE SINGAPORE SCOUT ASSOCIATION
The Singapore Scout Association, formely known as the Boy Scouts Association, was constituted under the powers granted by the Royal Charter issued under the hand of King George V dated 4th January 1912, and the Boy Scouts Association Act (Cap 26 Singapore Statue, 1985 Revised Edition) having the force of law in Singapore. It is registered (No. 0196) as a Charity under the Charities Act, 1982 with effect from 29th June 1985. Singapore Scout Association is also an Institution of Public Character (IPC 000407) with effect from Aug 2010.
The Mission of Scouting The mission of Scouting is to contribute to the education of young people, through a value system based on the Scout Promise and Law, to help build a better world where people are self-fulfilled as individuals and play a constructive role in society.
The Scout Promise On my honour I promise that I will do my best To do my duty to God and the Republic of Singapore To help other people and To keep the Scout Law
The Scout Law A Scout is to be trusted A Scout is loyal A Scout makes friends, establishes and maintains harmonious relations A Scout is disciplined and considerate A Scout has courage in all difficulties
“Be Prepared”– The Scout Motto
Be Prepared... the meaning of the motto is that a scout must prepare himself by previous thinking out and practicing how to act on any accident or emergency so that he is never taken by surprise. – Lord Baden-Powell of Gilwell CONTENT
Message President Message 5 Chief Commissioner’s Message 7 Council Scout Council 2010/2011 8 Sub Committee Scout Council 2010/2011 9 Commissioner’s Council 2010 10 Functional Commissioners 2010 10 Membership Census 2010 11 Report on Areas West Area Report 12 South Area Report 16 North Area Report 19 East Area Report 21 100th Anniversary Celebrations 25
Job Week 27
International Relations 28
Adult Leaders’ Training 31 Programmes & Events Cub Scout 34 Scout 35 Venture Scout 36 Rover Scout 37 Sea Scout 40 ICT 41
Singapore Scout Guild 42
Membership Growth 43
Seniors in Scouting 44
National Events 45 Awards and Achievements Frank Cooper Sands Award 46 Akela Award 48 Chief Commissioner’s Award 50 President Scout Award 50 Distinguished Service Award 51 Centennial Gold Award 53 Report on Full Time Staff 54
Financial Statements 55
Appreciation 88
Editorial Team 89 President’s Message 5
PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE
The Singapore Scout Association celebrated 100 years of Scouting in Singapore in 2010. In the best traditions of Scouting, SSA focused on the Scouting Method and Duty to God, Country, Others and Self. The past year was indeed a busy year and the Singapore Scout Association successfully organised various events and programmes to commemorate our 100th Anniversary.
Our celebrations began with the Centennial Dinner in which Senior Minister Goh Chok Tong, a prominent scout leader during his school days, honoured us by gracing the occasion as our Guest-of-Honour on 27 February 2010. More than 1,000 scouts, spanning the generations, attended the dinner. It was indeed a great opportunity to meet old patrol and troop mates and to re-establish scouting friendships lost over the years. The Singapore Scout Association was given the rare honour of naming an orchid to mark our 100th anniversary at the dinner. SM Goh unveiled the orchid named “Dendrobium, Singapore Scouts”.
The second event was the staging of the Centennial Scout Rally at Hwa Chong Mr Noel Hon Chia Chun Institution on May 22, 2010. Over 5000 scouts and their family members attended JP, BBM (L), BBM the rally. Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean graced the occasion as our Guest-of- Honour. The Rally was co-hosted by the Hwa Chong Scout Guild Chapter and SSA. President One of the highlights of the Rally was the launching of the “Scout’s Knot” to remind Singapore Scout Association scouts of their responsibility to do a “good turn a day”.
The official launching of the Scout Discovery Centre by Dr Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports was held on 4 September. Hailed as the first of its kind in Asia Pacific Region (APR), the Centre boasts exhibits and artifacts dating back to the days of the inception of the movement. It is supported under the National Heritage Board’s Heritage Industry Incentive Programme (Hi2P). This Centre will form the basis of permanent scouting displays and exhibits and I am confident that the number of exhibits will grow over the years when scouts contribute their precious mementos to be shares by all. This centre was made possible by a substantial donation from the Lo Foundation and I would like to record our thanks to the Foundation for their generosity.
As part of the Centennial celebrations, SSA commissioned a book titled “100 Years of Adventure“. This was officially launched by our Chief Scout, HE President SR Nathan, on 20 September at the Istana. This commemorative book is a pictorial account of the activities of the Scout Movement in Singapore over the years. The Book was designed to generate maximum visual impact, while capturing as comprehensively as possible, 100 years of scouting activities. Photographs, some dating to the early 1900s, have been extensively used in the Centennial Book. This publication is supported by the National Heritage Board.
The finale of the Centennial Celebrations was our National Jamboree, Jamb 100. This was held in conjunction with the third ASEAN Jamboree. Jam 100 attracted over 2,300 participants from Singapore and overseas. In particular, we had strong representation from National Scout Organizations from ASEAN. Besides the usual scouts, members of other unformed groups also participated in the jamboree, making it a truly national youth event. Some 7,000 family members and friends of scouts, including visitors from foreign NSOs, thronged the campsites during the Opening Ceremony.
Our Guest-of-Honour, Chief Scout President SR Nathan kindly officiated at the Opening Ceremony on Sunday 5th December 2010 at our Sarimbun Scout Camp.
In keeping with tradition, an International Night and a Closing Ceremony were also staged. Our Guest-of -Honours at the other two events are:
a) International Night, Assoc Prof Koo Tsai Kee Minister of State (Defence) on Tuesday 7th December 2010.
b) Closing ceremony graced by Dr. Ng Eng Hen, Minister for Education on Wednesday 8th December 2010. Dr. Ng gave a moving and inspiring speech at the Closing Ceremony. 6 President’s Message
As it was also the 3rd ASEAN Jamboree, I am glad to note that over 900 participants from 8 NSOs within ASEAN actively participated in the jamboree. Another 62 participants hailed from APR region and beyond. Apart from promoting the spirit of scouting, Jam 100’s other objectives are to promote an ASEAN identity, environmental sustainability, and the building of a caring society. This is consistent with the global dimensions of scouting. The jamboree helped to promote a culture of peace and developed harmonious relations among people across national boundaries.
While building up the movement over the last 100 years has been challenging, it will be even more challenging for the Scout Movement to remain relevant to our youth in our rapidly changing society and to continue to attract new and more members from our community.
The SSA will need to continue to reinvent itself in order to strive towards our vision of being a relevant and contributing, uniformed organization.
Indeed the success of SSA depends on our volunteers who saw the Movement through many turbulent times in its 100-year history. I would like to commend our Volunteers (Scout Council Members, Commissioners, Scout Guild Members and Adult Leaders) who have made selfless sacrifices and commitment and, who remained with the movement through “thick and thin”. The success of Scouting in Singapore is indeed your success.
To our donors, sponsors, partners and well wishers, I would like to express our deep gratitude for all their support, blessings and generosity.
Let us continue to work together as a team and leave this world a little better than when we found it.
So “Be Prepared” for the adventure continues for another 100 years and beyond.
“So “Be Prepared” for the adventure continues for another 100 years and beyond.” Chief Commissioner’s Message 7
CHIEF COMMISSIONER’S MESSAGE
Dear Fellow Scouts,
Last year we celebrated 100 years of Scouting in Singapore. We had an exhilarating time, with a range of exciting events and activities culminating in an international jamboree which saw a record number of participants in the 6-day event.
A 100th year birthday is a good time for reminiscence, but it must also be a time for looking ahead. In order to continue the adventure for the next hundred years, we need to innovate and make Scouting relevant and interesting to the current generation of youths.
2011 is the first of the next 100 years. Standing on what had been achieved, it is time for us to look forward to greater heights for the movement. We must plan strategically to position ourselves as a premier youth movement that meets the needs of young people as well as the local and international community. The Ministry of Education has great plans to change the educational landscape and help the students do better Mr Tan Cheng Kiong not only academically, but also socially and emotionally, as well as to be able to achieve success in life through different paths and avenues. As a youth movement Chief Commissioner offering non-formal education, we must complement the formal education provided Th e Singapore Scout Association by the schools, and find niche areas for ourselves, move with the times and stay attractive and relevant. To do this, we must identify the areas where we are in a position to contribute to the development of young people better than the formal school structure and classrooms.
The vision for the future must come from the young people. The adults are there to provide the guidance that comes from experience and wisdom. I wish to hear from everyone of you how we can make scouting more relevant and interesting to you. I also want to know how we can attract others who are not scouts to join us. I also want more adults and parents to join hands with us to develop the next generation of leaders and responsible citizens.
In order to make The Singapore Scout Association a winning organization of significance that can make a positive and sustained impact on the community, I count on your whole-hearted support and commitment to put our act together and pull in the same direction. “Be Prepared” to go the extra mile, as we continue our adVenture for another 100 years and beyond.
“2011 is the fi rst of the next 100 years. Standing on what had been achieved, it is time for us to look forward to greater heights for the movement! ” 8 Scout Council
SCOUT COUNCIL 2010/2011
Standing Tan Sijie, Chey Chor Wai, Richard Yeong, Andrew Ang, Lester Lee, Ho Chee Heng, Malcolm Tan, Chia Chong Meng, Tan Heng Yang, Dr. Eff endy
Seated Ee Tiang Hwee, Chay Hong Leng, Nicholas Tang, S.K.Lai, Tan Cheng Kiong, Noel Hon, Robert Koh, Ricky Sim, Roy Lai, Anthony Th ng
Not in Photograph Dr. Tan Guong Ching, Prof Lui Pao Chuen, Tan Chok Kian, Roney Tan, Fong Heng Boo, James Soh (NYAA), Lee Pak Sing (YOG), Alphonsus Gregory
Mr Noel Hon Chia Chun Mr Tan Sijie Mr Tan Cheng Kiong JP, BBM(L) BBM Elected Member Chief Commissioner President Mr Henry Baey Mr Nicholas Tang Ning Mr Robert Koh Elected Member Dy. Chief Commissioner Vice-President From June 2010 Mr Chay Hong Leng Mr Ricky Sim Eng Huat Dr Tan Guong Ching PPA Dy. Chief Commissioner / International Hon. Secretary President (Scout Guild) Commissioner Invited Member Mr Lai Seng Kwoon ‘Till June 2010 Mr Andrew Ang Hon. Treasurer Asst. Chief Commissioner (North Area) Mr Tan Chok Kian Mr Jimmy Lau Siah Kok Invited Member Mr Lester Lee Elected Member Asst. Chief Commissioner (South Area) ‘Till June 2010 Prof Lui Pao Chuen Invited Member Mr Ho Chee Heng Mr Chey Chor Wai Asst. Chief Commissioner (East Area) Elected Member Mr Tan Heng Yang (CCAB, MOE) Invited Member Mr Alphonsus Gregory Mr Chia Chong Meng Asst. Chief Commissioner (West Area) Elected Member Mr James Soh Invited Member (NYAA) Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Hoe Mr Richard Yeong Ong Loy Asst. Chief Commissioner (Programme) / National Programme Commissioner Elected Member Mr Lee Pak Sing Invited Member (MCYS) Dr Mohd Effendy Bin Rajab Mr Anthony Thng BBM, PBM Ex-Officio (Executive Director) Elected Member Mr Fong Heng Boo Invited Member Mr Caleb Cheah Gim Lai Mr Tan Kee Lian, Roney Ex-Officio (Director Of Corporate Affairs) Elected Member Mr Ee Tiang Hwee Invited Member Mr Lai Mun Fatt, Roy Elected Member Sub Committee Scout Council 9 SARIMBUN CAMP AWARDS COMMITTEE AWARDS COMMITTEE COMMITTEE (LEVEL 1) (LEVEL 2) SUB COMMITTEE Mr Chey Chor Wai Mr James Soh Mr Noel Hon SCOUT COUNCIL Chairman Chairman Chairman Mr Richard Yeong Mr Chow Hock Lin Mr Chow Hock Lin 2010/2011 Vice Chairman Vice Chairman Vice Chairman Mr Caleb Cheah Ms Angie Pong Mr Caleb Cheah Secretary Secretary Secretary (Director of Corporate Affairs) (Snr Executive, Adult Resource) (Director of Corporate Affairs) MEMBERSHIP SERVICES Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Hoe Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Mr Tan Cheng Kiong & PR COMMITTEE Member Member Member Mr Patrick Tan Mr Nicholas Tang Mr Nicholas Tang Mr Anthony Thng Member Member Member Chairman Mr Ho Chee Heng Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Kwong Mr Ricky Sim Eng Huat Mr Lee Pak Sing Member Member Member Vice Chairman Mr Amos Sim Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Hoe Mr Chay Hong Leng Mr Caleb Cheah Member Member Member Secretary (Director of Corporate Affairs) Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Andrew Ang Kah Hin Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Chay Hong Leng Member Member Member (Executive Director) (Executive Director) Member Mr Lester Lee Siak Yeng Mr Aman Member Mr Chia Chong Meng Member Member Mr Ho Chee Heng (Executive, Facilities) FINANCE COMMITTEE Mr Ang Lian Kwee Member Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Mr Lai Seng Kwoon Member Mr Alphonsus Gregory Ex-Officio Chairman Ms Jacqueline Lau Member Mr Chey Chor Wai Member Dr Mohd Effendy Vice-Chairman Mr Andrew Ang Kah Hin SCOUT SHOP Member (Executive Director) Ms Jennifer Lim Member COMMITTEE Mr Noel Hon Secretary Mr Lester Lee Siak Yeng Ex-Officio (Manager, Accounts) Member Mr Ricky Sim Eng Huat Chairman Mr Robert Koh Mr Ho Chee Heng Member Member Mr Chay Hong Leng Vice Chairman LEGAL COMMITTEE Mr Chow Hock Lin Mr Alphonsus Gregory Mr Tan Chok Kian Member Member Mr Roger Puar Secretary Chairman Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Maohaid Faizal (Manager, Scout Shop) Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Hoe Member Member Vice Chairman (Executive Director) (Senior Executive, IT & IR) Mr Tan Sijie Member Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Roger Puar Mr Noel Hon Mr Chia Chong Meng Secretary Member Ex-Officio (Manager, Scout Shop) Member (Executive Director) Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Mr Michael Poh Mr Nicholas Tang Mr Noel Hon Ex-Officio Ex-Officio Member Member Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Ranvir Kumar Singh Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Ex-Officio Ms Jennifer Lim Member Ex-Officio (Executive Director) Member (Manager Accounts) Mr Noel Hon Ms Madelene Seow Ex-Officio BUILDING AND ESTATE FUND RAISING Member Mr Tan Cheng Kiong COMMITTEE COMMITTEE (Snr Executive, Programme) Ex-Officio Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Mr Richard Yeong Mr Roney Tan Ex-Officio Chairman Chairman Dr Mohd Effendy ESTABLISHMENT Mr Roy Lai Mr Henry Baey Ex-Officio COMMITTEE Vice Chairman Vice Chairman (Executive Director) Mr Aman Mr Robert Koh Ms Halimah Ismail Secretary Chairman Secretary (Executive, Facilities) (Snr Executive, Admin & Fund AUDIT COMMITTEE Mr James Soh Mr Tan Heng Yang Raising) Vice-Chairman Mr Fong Heng Boo Member Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Chairman Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Hoe Member Secretary Prof Lui Pao Chuen Member Mr Lai Seng Kwoon (Executive Director) Vice Chairman Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Kwong Member Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Dr Mohd Effendy Member Dr Tan Guong Ching Member Secretary Mr Amos Sim Member Mr Barry Chua (Executive Director) Member Mr Ee Tiang Hwee Member Mr Ee Tiang Hwee Ms Jennifer Lim Member Mr Vincent Lim Member Member Member Mr Ricky Sim Eng Huat Mr Philip Ling (Manager, Accounts) Member Member Mr Lim Chwee Peng Mr Caleb Cheah Member Mr Richard Yeong Mr Noel Hon Member Member Ex-Officio Mr Lim Say Chionh (Director of Corporate Affairs) Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Member Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Member Ex-Officio Mr Tan Kwang Cheak Ex-Officio (Executive Director) Member Dr Mohd Effendy Mr Noel Hon Mr Noel Hon Ex-Officio Ex-Officio Ex-Officio (Executive Director) 10 Commissioners’ Council / Functional Commissioners
COMMISSIONERS’ COUNCIL 2010
Mr Tan Cheng Kiong Mr Steven Ang King Hor Mr Ong Shun Hua Chief Commissioner Asst. Chief Commissioner (Membership) District Commissioner (Toa Payoh)
Mr Nicholas Tang Ning Mr Benjamin Pwee Yek Kwan Mr William Tan Chin Boon Dy. Chief Commissioner Asst. Chief Commissioner (Partnerships) District Commissioner (Ang Mo Kio) ‘Till February 2010 Mr Chay Hong Leng Mr Patrick Tan Kwang Yeong District Commissioner (Queenstown) Dy. Chief Commissioner / Asst. Chief Commissioner (Resource) From February 2010 International Commissioner Mr Lam Haw Ju, Eric Mr Mohd Zhafrie Jalil Mr Andrew Ang Kah Hin Asst. Area Commissioner (North Area) District Commissioner (Bedok) Asst. Chief Commissioner(North Area) Mr Lai Kwok Chin Mr Lyon Lai Mun Wai Mr Lester Lee Siak Yeng Asst. Area Commissioner (South Area) District Commissioner (Katong) Asst. Chief Commissioner (South Area) ‘Till April 2010 Mr Alex Choo Haw Fatt Mr Ho Chee Heng Asst. National Programme Commissioner Mr Goh Yee Heng Asst. Chief Commissioner (East Area) District Commissioner (Katong) Mr Lim Say Chionh From April 2010 Mr Alphonsus Gregory Asst. National Programme Commissioner Asst. Chief Commissioner (West Area) Mr Yang Chen Mr Tan Kay Kerng District Commissioner (Tampines) Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Hoe Asst. National Training Commissioner Asst. Chief Commissioner (Programme) / Mr Eugene Sim Eu-Jin National Programme Commissioner Ms Peh Khoon Puay District Commissioner (Jurong) District Commissioner (Bukit Timah) Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Kwong Mr Andrew Chua Sum Leng Asst. Chief Commissioner(Training) / Mr Silver Rajoo P Mariasamy District Commissioner (Bukit Panjang) National Training Commissioner District Commissioner (Yishun) ‘Till June 2010 Mr Lam Tat Wai Mr. Chow Hock Lin District Commissioner (Clementi) Asst. Chief Commissioner Mr Barry Chua Teng Yam (Adult Resources) District Commissioner (Yishun) Dr Mohd Effendy Bin Rajab From July 2010 Executive Director Ms Noraini Mohamed Asst. Chief Commissioner Mr Yeo Kai Cheow Mr Caleb Cheah Gum Lai (Special Projects) District Commissioner (Serangoon) Director (Corporate Affairs)
Mr Tan Tek Tin Mr Koh Kar Meng Asst. Chief Commissioner (Membership) District Commissioner (Ang Mo Kio) From February 2010
Mr Lim Kok Swee, Eric Mr Wan Meng Hao FUNCTIONAL Area Resource Commissioner (North) Programme Resource Commissioner
COMMISSIONERS 2010 Mr Desmond Foo Chuan Chen Mr Clarence Hoe Area Resource Commissioner (South) National Cub Scout Programme Commissioner Mr Michael Poh Cher Huat Area Resource Commissioner (East) Mr Lionel Wong Kai Hong National Venture Scout Mr Barry Chua Programme Commissioner Area Unit Development (North) From Sep 2010
Mr Christopher Ng Mr Edmund Tay Jin Yong Area Unit Development (South) National Scout Programme Commissioner Till July 2010 Mr Amos Sim Seng Chye Ms Sidah Binte Jasmin National Sea Scout National Extension Scout Programme Commissioner Programme Commissioner Membership Census 11
MEMBERSHIP CENSUS 2010
DISTRICT COMMISSIONER VOLUNTEER CUB SCOUTS VENTURE ROVER FULL TIME TOTAL LEADERS SCOUTS SCOUTS SCOUTS STAFF MEMBERSHIP Ang Mo Kio 3 79 381 197 37 17 0 714 Bedok 4 64 222 135 14 20 0 459 Bukit Panjang 2 96 481 264 32 7 0 882 Bukit Timah 1 97 388 225 64 58 0 833 Clementi 1 58 165 384 102 24 0 734 Jurong 1 71 416 196 66 11 0 761 Katong 1 87 349 395 39 38 0 909 Queenstown 1 85 282 387 72 24 0 851 Serangoon 1 139 530 315 77 47 0 1109 Tampines 1 111 575 293 44 12 0 1036 Toa Payoh 1 117 304 320 64 29 0 835 Yishun 1 86 536 116 21 4 0 764 HQ 39 367 3 40 0 0 15 464 Total 57 1457 4632 3267 632 291 15 10351
MALE FEMALE
Total Membership by Gender 12 West Area Report
REPORT ON AREAS WEST AREA REPORT
Bukit Panjang District
Mr. Alphonsus Gregory Assistant Chief Commissioner
Founder’s Day Rally Patrol Leaders’ Training Camp (20th February) (4th – 6th June)
Held at Bukit Panjang Government High Held at Dunearn Secondary School. School. All 19 units participated. A total All 6 Scout units attended and 64 Sec. 2 of 217 Cub Scouts, Scouts, Ventures Scouts passed the PLTC. Mr. Andrew Chua and Leaders attended. District Commissioner (Bukit Panjang) Pioneering Competition Sixers’ Training Camp (3th July) (19 th – 21th March) Held at Unity Secondary School. Held at De La Salle School. Attended by all 6 Scout Units, with A totalof 112 Cub Scouts passed with 54 Scouts. flying colours. District Campfi re Mr. Lam Tat Wai Scout Rally (28th August) District Commissioner (Clementi) (22th May) Held at South View Primary School. Held at Hwa Chong Institution. A total of 352 Cub Scouts, Scouts, Ventures and 384 Cub Scouts, Scouts and Ventures leaders attended. participated in the set up of games and food stalls and as participants at the Scout Rally. Jamb 100 (4th – 9th December)
Held at Sarimbun Camp, Camp Christine, Mr. Eugene Sim MOE AdVenture Camp, Jalan Bahtera. District Commissioner (Jurong) A total of 103 Cub Scouts, Scouts and Ventures participated in the set up of games and food stalls and as participants at the Jamboree.
PLTC candidates at their Jubilant Graduation Ceremony
Cool dude! DC Andrew Chua with PLTC District group photo at the Scout Rally 2010 candidates West Area Report 13
Clementi District Report
District First Class Scout Standard – Exploration III Hike (6th March)
Participated by 4 Scout Units (31 Scouts).
Patrol Leaders’ Training Course Cub Scouts enjoying the games at the (11th – 14th June) District Games Day
Held at Sarimbun Scout Camp. Jointly organised by St Joseph’s Pelandok and 23 Eagles Scout Groups. Participated by 6 Scout Units (105 Scouts).
District Games Day (17th July)
Held at Clementi Town Secondary School. Organized by Clementi Woods, Clementi Town, and St. Joseph Institution. Participated by 8 Scouts enjoy a game of Basketball with Scout Units & 4 Cub Scout Units (240 girls in Scouts. Cub Scouts, Scouts and Rovers)
7th District Bowling Competition (3rd August)
Held at Mount Faber Safra. Organized by 23 Eagles Scout Group. Participated by 6 Scout Units (142 Scouts).
District Campfi re Course (3th September)
Held at New Town Secondary School. 23 Eagles Scouts, ‘Bowl away!’ Course Director – Mr. Sim Eng Hock Participated by 5 Scout Units (32 Scouts).
District Campfi re cum Cub Scout Heritage Trail (4th September)
Held at New Town Secondary School. Heritage Trail organised by Anglo- Chinese School (I) Venture Unit. Participated by 6 Scout Units & 5 Cub DC Lam Tat Wai presenting the challenge Scout Units (173 Scouts). trophy at the Bowling Tournament.
A group photo at the end (Scout HQ) of When you’re Happy and you know it ‘Clap Th e participants of the District the Heritage Trail. your hands’. Campfi re Course. 14 West Area Report
Sixers’ Training Course (3th – 5th September)
Anglo-Chinese School (I) Heritage Trail organised by Anglo-Chinese School (I) Ven- ture Unit. Participated by 5 Cub Scout Units (23 Cub Scouts).
Presentation of the camping Standard at the Th e DSTC – Now I get it! If only you’d told District PLTC me earlier…
Jurong District Report
District Sixers’ Training Camp (2th – 4th April
Held at Lakeside Pri Sch. Course Coordinator – DCSL Ho Keng Chiong and DCSL Lee Chin Lim Participated by 6 Scout Units (81 Cub Scouts).
District Bowling & Pool Tournament (17th April) If I could just get this one in and I’ll be the Champion! Held at Jurong Super Bowl. Organized by Jurong Sec. Ventures Participated by 191 Cub Scouts, Scouts and Ventures.
District Patrol Leaders’ Training Camp (4th – 6th June)
Held at Sembawang Park / Jalan Bahtera MOE Camp. Jointly organized by Gryphon Scouts Group (Open) and Southernwaves (Open) Participated by 38 Cub Scouts.
Now what goes where? Building an hourglass DC Eugene Sim presents the prizes. is not as easy as it looks. District Instructor Training (7th,10 th,14 th,17 th and 21th June)
Jointly organized by DVL Yeo Suat Kee, AVSL John Huang, ASL Adrian Nyoe, and Senior Rovers from Jurong Sec. Participated by Ventures.
District Board Game Challenge (10 th July)
Held at Jurong Secondary School. Organized by Jurong Sec. Venturesa Participated by Cub Scouts, Scouts Watch out! Here goes your King Th at’s the way its done! Right into the gutter??? and Ventures. West Area Report 15
District Field Day (17th July)
Held at Sentosa Island. Organized by Jurong Secondary and River Valley High Ventures Participated by 307 Cub Scouts, Scouts and Ventures.
District Cub Scout Campfi re (25th September)
Held at Jurong Primary School. A Scout establishes and maintains harmonious relations! Organized by ASL Steven Pua and Scouts and Ventures of Jurong Sec. Participated by 130 Cub Scouts, Scouts and Ventures.
District Pioneering Competition (30th October)
Held at River Valley High School. Organized by a Venture committee from River Valley High, headed by VSL Ann Ang Participated by Cub Scouts, Scouts and Ventures.
Campfi res are really great. I get to sing and Ultimate Frisbee, the Ultimate Game! District Campfi re laugh with all my friends. (30th October)
Held at River Valley High School. Organized by a Venture committee and Event Director Teo tat Yong Participated by Scouts and Ventures.
District Adventure Camp (11th – 13th June)
Held at Pahang, Malaysia. Organizing committee comprising of DCSL Ho Keng Chiong, 3 Adult Leaders doing And this is the way you do a cheer, with gusto, their Woodbadge project and Ventures volume and strength! Let’s build a Castle way up to the sky! from Jurong Sec. Participated by 62 Cub Scouts, Scouts, Ventures and leaders.
PLTC! I’m apprehensive about it. See I told you we can all make it. Not that bad after all, huh!
Come on Scouts, we can do it. Just a few more At a session of the DSTC: Now if you listen PLTC! Our cool Instructor giving us the fi ner square lashes. carefully and note this down… tips in organizing a Patrol 16 South Area Report
SOUTH AREA REPORT
Community Scouting Group (Colugo Open Scout Group) was started by Mr Christopher Ng in Thomson Community Centre.
Accomplished and Achievement
Twenty-five (25) Adult Leaders participated in 4th South Area “Akelaboree 2010” held at HQ on Saturday, 7th August 2010 from 9.30am to 2.00pm. “Akelaboree” Mr. Lester Lee aims to share, interact, network, exchange and team-building (SINET) amongst Assistant Chief Commissioner Adult Leaders.
Queenstown District
Mr. Lai Kwok Chin Assistant Area Commissioner South Area
• Organised a District Bowling Competition on 17th April 2010. 80 Scouts and cubs competed in the event.
• 43 Scouts from the District were trained to be patrol leaders when they Mr. Ong Shun Hua participated in the District PLTC from 9th to 11th July 2010. District Commissioner (Toa Payoh)
Mr. Koh Kar Meng District Commissioner (Ang Mo Kio)
• Conducted the Sixers’ Training Camp for cubs from 6th to 7th September 2010.
• The Queenstown District Cub Scout Field Day was held on 13th November 2010. The event ended with a campfire.
Mr. William Tan District Commissioner (Queenstown)
Mr. Desmond Foo Area Resource Commissioner South Area Report 17
Ang Mo Kio District
• Conducted its Sixers’ Training Camp for cubs within the District from 17th to 18th April 2010.
• Led by District Commissioners, Mr Koh Kar Meng and Mr William Tan, a group of Scouts and leaders went on an overseas trip in Hong Kong from 4th to 9th June 2010.
On 7th and 8th August 2010, the District played host to a group of overseas scouts from Kowloon, Hong Kong. 18 South Area Report
Toa Payoh District The District held the following key events:
• Sixers’ Training Course 2010 • Mini Pioneering Competition • District Campfire
And took part in :
a.) Scout Rally ( Setting up of Stalls) b.) 3rd ASEAN Scout Jamboree (South Area Sub Camp and took part in)
A Job Well Done by the Scouts from First Toa Payoh Eagle Cub Scout and Beatty Beaver Scouts.
Archery Fun Shoot 2010 organized by Toa Payoh Eagles Scout Group with Archery Association of Singapore.
“Ready for Sixers’ Training Course! Sir!” Scenes from Sixers’ Training Course 2010
Snippets from the District Campfi re ( Picture Courtesy of Betty Beavers Scouts) North Area Report 19
NORTH AREA REPORT
Mr. Andrew Ang Assistant Chief Commissioner
SERANGOON DISTRICT Mr. Eric Lam Assistant Area Commissioner
Ms. Peh Khoon Puay Gangshow 2010 District Commissioner (Bukit Timah) Officiated by Mr. Tan Cheng Kiong, the Chief Commissioner, the Serangoon District Gangshow 2010 was held on 28th August 2010 at Serangoon Secondary School hall attended by the 500-strong crowd.
Mr. Yeo Kai Cheow District Commissioner (Serangoon)
Mr. Barry Chua District Commissioner (Yishun) The most worth-while thing is to try to put happiness into the lives of others. – Baden-Powell Mr. Eric Lim Area Resource Commissioner 20 North Area Report
Bukit Timah District
Introduction to Sailing District Campfi re for Cub Scouts at SAF Yacht club Greenridge Primary School (3th April) th Changi Clubhouse (6 March) A total of 208 cubs attended the campfire. 120 Cub Scouts attended this course.
Earth Day Eco Excursion VLC/Venture Cord Bedok Reservoir Park (27th March) Exploration Tests
92 Cub Scouts participated. Held at Hwa Chong Institution, organized in November, the course attracted a STC/ Akela Course good number of Venture Scouts. th th Greenridge Primary School (2 – 4 April) PLTC 116 Cub Scouts from 7 units attended Zhenghua Secondary School (29th – 31th May) the 3-day 2-night course. 50 Scouts attended the course.
Give A Gift 2010 (4th-5th September)
In collaboration with the Youth Executive Committee (YEC) of Senja Cashew CC, the Fox Scout Group took part in “Give A Gift 2010”project to help needy families in Bt. Timah District to solicit donations and contributions of basic necessities. More than 100 needy families benefitted from the collections amounting to more than S$3000.
Photography Competition To encourage Scouts to document their scouting experience with photos, Fox Scout Group organised the first District Photography Contest. Greenridge and Fajar Fox Scout Units emerged as the winners.
Yishun District Overseas Trip to Penang (11th – 14th June)
Led by Mrs Ariel Loh Thia, a total of 96 Scouts took part in the Penang trip. The participants came from four school-based (Manta Ray, Xishan Primary, Woodlands Garden and Greenridge Primary) and three (Terror Sea Scouts, Kingfisher and Towner) open groups. East Area Report 21
EAST AREA REPORT
Job Week 2010 Venture Cord Exploration Tests (9th March) (15th – 17th June)
Under the leadership of DC Yang Chen, The Venture Cord Exploration test was a total of 10 Cubs, Scouts and Ventures conducted by VSL Alaric Leong from 9 schools participated in the launch at the Istana. Mr. Ho Chee Heng Assistant Chief Commissioner Patrol Leaders’ Training Course (21th May, 4th – 6th June, 27-30 Nov)
Organised by GSL Lyon Lai Mun Wai and SL Heng Jiang Li, two intakes of Patrol Leaders’ Training Course were conducted by Katong District at Terror Sea Scout Campsite and Tampines District at Sarimbun Scout Camp. A Mr. Md Zhafrie B Jalil total of 113 Scouts attended the course. District Commissioner (Bedok) Sixers’ Training Course (29th – 31th May, 26th-28th June)
Conducted by District Leader Md Ariffin B Md Noor and ASL Md Fareeq Othman, two intakes of Sixers’ Training Course were conducted by Bedok District and Tampines District at Sarimbun Scout Camp. A total of 123 cubs attended the course.
Mr. Goh Yee Heng Venture Leadership Course District Commissioner (Katong) (10 th – 11th July) Conducted by DC Yang Chen, the Venture Leadership Course was held at Sarimbun Scout Camp. 64 Ventures from 11 units attended the course.
Recruitment Drive (11th November)
Led by ACC Ho Chee Heng, the recruitment drive was held at Park View Primary School. It attracted the participation of 3 cubs from Yumin Primary School and 21 Mr. Yang Chen Scouts from Damai Secondary School, Ngee Ann Secondary School, East Spring District Commissioner (Tampines) Secondary School and Dunman Secondary School.
Mr. Micheal Poh Cher Huat Area Resource Commissioner 22 East Area Report
Sports Carnival (30th July)
Graced by DC (Katong) Goh Yee Heng, the Sports Carnival was held in East Spring Secondary School. Co-rganised by the Oneida Scout Group and the Crane Scout Group, it consisted of three Sports tournaments namely Basketball, Soccer and Floor ball.
200 Scouts from 9 troops participated in the Sports Carnival. For each tournament the games were played in a round robin with the top 3 placing The results were as follows:
SPORTS GOLD SILVER BRONZE FLOOR BALL East Spring Damai Fire Victoria Arrow ALPHA Oneida Scouts Eagle Scouts Scouts FLOOR BALL Chai Chee East Spring Oneida NIL BETA Tiger Scouts Scouts and St Gabriel’s Southern Cross Scouts BASKET BALL East Spring Dunman High Bedok South Oneida Scouts Crane Scouts Kijang Scouts SOCCER Victoria Arrow Damai Fire East Spring Scouts Eagle Scouts Oneida Scouts
Bedok District The District Management Team comprises of the following personnel:
District Commissioner – Mohammad Zhafrie bin Jalil a.k.a “Squirrel” District Cub Scout Leader – Abdul Khaliq Goh S/O Shafie Goh a.k.a “Chameleon” District Cub Scout Leader – Louis Lin Wei Qiang District Secretariat – Ms. Halizah binte Hamzah
District Rover Crew Investiture – Kerengga Rovers
The District Kerengga Rover Crew (O) was formed to support the activity of the district.
World Scout Day (6th March)
Organised by District Leaders Abdul Khaliq Goh and Louis Lin and supported by the Kerrenga Rover Scout (Open) Crew, this annual event was held at Temasek Primary School as part of the celebration for the World Scout Day. The event was also organized as a get- together for youths of Bedok District. A total of 290 Cubs and Scouts from 11 schools participated in the event. East Area Report 23
5C Excite and Nature Camp (13th March)
Supported and funded by SIA Cabin Crews (5Cs), the camp was specially organized for Scouts with special needs. Led by a cabin crew personnel, Gautha and madinesh, who is also a fellow Scouter.
Katong District AdVenture Trip to Taiwan (31th May – 4th June)
Organized by Dunman High Crane Scout Group, the adVenture trip to Taiwan saw the participation of 3 Scout leaders and 16 Scouts from the Crane Scouts.
District Pioneering Course (28th August)
Directed by GSL Shawn Lim Chee Koon, the course was conducted by Dunman High Crane Scout Group. The course ended with a competition where all the participating Scout Groups were tasked to build a tower. The Dunman High Crane Scouts emerged as the champion.
Explorer Camp (27th – 29th November)
Led by CSL Lindsy Tan Leng See from Tao Nan School, the annual Explorer Camp for Cub Scouts was held at Tao Nan School. A total of 114 Cub Scouts from 6 Packs participated in the Camp. 24 East Area Report
Tampines District Amazing Race (10 th April)
Competition-based, the activity was well received by 82 teams made of 410 Cub Scouts, Scouts and Venture Scouts held at Pasir Ris Park.
Legendary Cub Scout Camp (7th – 9th June)
Organised by CSL Salim B Hassan (Cuon Scout Group), the 3-day camp was held at White Sands Primary School.
Frisbee Challenge (14th & 28th August)
Organised by Venture Scout Clarissa Chiang Kar Mun (Oneida Scout Group), the annual Frisbee Challengewas held at East Spring Secondary School. Some 104 Scouts and the leaders alike participated.
Clean-Up the World (17th – 19th September)
Organised was VSL Nicholas Koh Yong Zhi (Cuon Scout Group), in support of the Clean Up the World, a total of 43 Scouts sweated out under the blistering tropical sun to clean up the 1.7km of the coastline off Pasir Ris Park.
The Scouts collected over 180kg of trash in the clean-up efforts. Working in partnership with Waterways Watch Society, an environmental NGO, the Scouts were treated to a hands-on experience in water testing at Sungei Api Api and Sungei Tampines apart from learning the importance of water conservation.
Fireman Profi ciency Badge Course (10 th & 24th July)
Conducted by ASL Abdul Rahman B Ismail (Oneida Scout Group). The Fireman Badge Proficiency Badge course was held at Changkat Changi Secondary School and Tampines Fire Station.
Map Reader Profi ciency Badge Course
Conducted by ASL Md Fareeq B Othman from Ngee Ann Secondary School, the course was designed for Cub Scouts to learn the basic knowledge of map reading, use of compass, interpret signs and symbols. A total of 49 cubs from 5 packs attended the course.
District Outstanding Scout of the Year Award
The annual award was held to recongise various individuals for their commitment to Scouting and to motivate units in their efforts to groom young people for leadership positions.
The winners were:
CHAMPION Jeremy Kwan Jin Wen (East Spring Secondary School) 1ST RUNNER UP Nigel Ho Qingxuan (Ngee Ann Secondary School) UNIT OUTSTANDING Peh Tik Lam (Greenview Secondary School) SCOUT Tan Pei Yu (Dunman Secondary School) 100th Anniversry Celebrations 25
100TH ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATIONS Centenary Celebrations 2010 marks the 100th anniversary of local Scouting movement. The following events were successfully staged as part of the centenary celebrations.
The Singapore Scout Association (SSA) 100th Anniversary Commemorative Stamp
On 26 January 2010, SingPost issued the SSA 100th Anniversary commemorative stamp together with three other organizations which also celebrated their anniversaries.
Centenary Dinner
The Singapore Scout Association kicked off the first event of celebration with a centenary dinner on 27th February at Suntec Convention Centre which attracted some 1,100 current and Former Scouts including members from APR Scout Committee. We are deeply honoured that SM Goh Chok Tong, one of the Singapore most prominent Scouts has kindly consented to grace the occasion as the Guest of Honour. One of the highlights of the dinner was naming of an orchid hybrid genus “Dendrobium, Singapore Scouts” Orchids embody virtues of elegance and beauty.
Scout Rally Following the dinner was the staging of a more than 5,000 – strong Scout Rally. Officiated by DPM Teo Chee Hean, the rally was held at Hwa Chong Institution on 22th May. Co-hosted by Hwa Chong Scout Guild Chapter and The Singapore Scout Association.
Scout Discovery Centre
The third event was the official launching of the Scout Discovery Centre by Dr. Vivian Balakrishnan, Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports on 4th September. Hailed as the first of its kind in Asia Pacific Region (APR), the Centre boasts of exhibits and artifacts dating back to the days of the inception of the Movement. It is supported under the National Heritage Board’s Heritage Industry Incentive Programme (Hi2P) and Ministry of Education.
Commemorative Book
The commemorative book depicting a pictorial account of the local Scout Movement over the last 100 years was official launched by the Chief Scout, President SR Nathan on 20th September at the Istana. The objectives of the Centennial Book are: a) To capture 100 years Singapore of Scouting thorough a pictorial account of selective past and present Scouting-related activities. b) To preserve the History of Scouting in Singapore as part of our national heritage. c) To contribute to the development of the sense of history, identity and belonging to Singapore as Scouting has been an integral part of her growth and development.
The Book has been designed to generate maximum visual impact. A collection of photos depicting Scouting activities over a century have been carefully selected for inclusion in the book.
The publication is also supported by the National Heritage Board’s Heritage Industry Incentive Programme (Hi2P). 26 100th Anniversary Celebrations
Jamb 100 cum 3rd ASEAN Jamboree (4th – 9th December)
The finale of a series of five events to commemorate 100th Anniversary of Scouting in Singapore, Jamb 100 cum 3rd ASEAN Jamboree attracted some 2,400 participants both local and overseas particularly from National Scout Organisations in the ASEAN region. Besides members of the Singapore Scout Association (SSA), members of some Unformed Groups were among the local participants. Some 1,000 family members and friends of Scouts including visitors from foreign NSOs thronged the campsites during the Opening Ceremony.
The ASEAN Jamboree is organised in rotation among ASEAN National Scout Organisations once in two years. Eight National Scout Organisations (NSO) under the ASEAN Grouping took part in the Jamboree, registering a total of some 950 participants.
Apart from promoting the spirit of Scouting fraternity, the key objectives are as follows:
a) Promoting an ASEAN identity b) Promoting Environmental Sustainability c) Building a Community of Caring Societies
President SR Nathan, the Chief Scout graced the Opening Ceremony on Sunday 5th December. The VVIPs officiating at the other two events are:
a) International Night officiated by Associate Prof Koo Tsai Kee Minister of State (Defence) on Tuesday 7th December. b) Closing ceremony graced by Dr. Ng Eng Hen, Minister for Education on Wednesday 8th December at 7.30 pm. Dr. Ng providing a moving and inspiring speech at the Closing Ceremony. Job Week 27
JOB WEEK
Job Week 2010 Earnings
Previous Job Week Collections AREA DISTRICT AMOUNT COLLECTED
1993 - $ 257,103.24 North Serangoon $42,404.75 1994 - $ 272,821.45 Bukit Timah $52,030.40 1995 - $ 329,650.86 Yishun $19,294.90 1996 - $ 416,307.55 South Queenstown $68,027.70 1997 - $ 462,844.42 Ang Mo Kio $47,834.45 1998 - $ 437,464.00 Toa Payoh $86,319.18 1999 - $ 475,839.79 East Tampines $51,363.55 2000 - $ 462,094.65 Bedok $24,281.80 2001 - $ 489,801.94 Katong $76,511.70 2002 - $ 517,705.59 West Bukit Panjang $45,360.22 2003 - $ 576,741.64 Clementi $51,671.40 2004 - $ 531,589.42 Jurong $36,474.70 2005 - $ 569,596.09 2006 - $ 524,654.71 Donations $14,300.00 2007 - $ 572,414.57 Others $2,000.00 2008 - $ 535,805.67 Grand Total $617,874.75 2009 - $ 601,823.56
Donation Draw 2010 Collections
AREA DISTRICT AMOUNT COLLECTED Previous Donation North Serangoon $28,936.00 Draw Collections Bukit Timah $38,904.00 Yishun $20,654.00 1993 - $ 342,946.00 South Queenstown $28,104.00 1994 - $ 351,140.00 Ang Mo Kio $24,690.00 1995 - $ 347,738.00 Toa Payoh $27,150.00 1996 - $ 290,826.00 East Tampines $34,020.00 1997 - $ 374,580.00 Bedok $12,896.00 1998 - $ 346,676.00 Katong $30,244.00 1999 - $ 319,798.00 2000 - $ 325,108.00 West Bukit Panjang $24,322.00 2001 - $ 384,699.00 Clementi $38,806.00 2002 - $ 336,028.00 Jurong $24,140.00 2003 - $ 353,506.00 Commissioners & Staff $1,590.00 2004 - $ 396,474.00 Seniors – in Scouting $1,500.00 2005 - $ 358,756.00 2006 - $ 360,276.00 Donations $31,550.00 2007 - $ 357,840.00 Unclaimed Prizes $14,000.00 2008 - $ 351,452.00 Grand Total $381,506.00 2009 - $ 357,428.00
The uniform makes for brotherhood, since when universally adopted it covers up all differences of class and country.
– Baden-Powell 28 International Relations
INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS
4th International Scout Gathering for Scouting & Intellectual Initiatives Sharjah, United Arab Emirates (3rd – 13th February)
Rover Scout Edmund Chan participated in the 4th International Scout Gathering 2010 For Scouting & Intellectual Initiatives held in Sharjah, United Arab Emirates.
3rd Thailand International Scout Youth Forum Chiangmai, Thailand (7th – 15th Apri)
Rover Scout Edmund Chan, Rover Scout Lim Yi and Rover Scout Ong Maylwin participated in the 3rd Thailand International Youth Forum held in Chiangmai, Thailand.
Extension Scout Goodwill Trip Batam, Indonesia (20th – 22th June)
Contingent Leader Sidah Jasmin led a contingent of 17 Extension Scouts to a Goodwill Trip to Batam, Indonesia.
7th Asia Pacifi c Regional Scout Leaders’ Summit Bangalore, India (21st – 28th June)
Chief Commissioner Tan Cheng Kiong, Deputy Chief Nicholas Tang, International Commissioner Chay Hong Leng and Executive Director Mohd Effendy participated in the 7th Asia Pacific Regional Scout Leaders’ Summit held in Bangalore, India.
15th Nippon Jamboree Asagiri Plateau, Shizuoka, Japan (31st July – 10th August)
Contingent Leader Lam Tat Wai led a contingent of 57 Participants to the 15th Nippon Jamboree held in Asagiri Plateau, Shizuoka, Japan. International Relations 29
13th International Youth Gathering For Cultural Exchange Cairo Egypt, (14th – 25th July)
Rover Scout Nur Asshiddiq and Rover Scout Aravind Kumar participated in the 13th International Youth Gathering for Cultural Exchange held in Cairo Egypt.
13th World Scout Moot Rowallan Scout Camp, Nairobi, Kenya, (27th July – 7th August)
Rover Scout Oliver Lim Zhi Kai participated in the 13th World Scout Moot held in Kenya.
27th Asia Pacifi c Regional Scout Jamboree / 3rd International Patrol Jamborette Suncheon, South Korea, (2nd – 10th August)
Contingent Leader David Kwang lead a contingent of 15 Participants to the 27th Asia Pacific Regional Scout Jamboree / 3rd International Patrol Jamborette held in Suncheon, South Korea.
Mount Kinabalu Expedition Sabah, Malaysia (14th – 19th December)
Contingent Leader Noraini Mohamad lead a contingent of 18 Extension Scout to Mount Kinabalu Expedition in Sabah.
Hong Kong Centenary Jamboree Penny Bay, Hong Kong, (27th December 2010 – 1st January 2011)
Contingent Leader Desmond Foo Chuan Chen led a contingent of 24 Participants to the Hong Kong Centenary Jamboree held in Penny Bay.
1st ICCS World Jamboree Vajiravudh Scout Camp, Chonburi, Thailand (26th Dec 2010 – 2nd January 2011)
Scout Council Member Anthony Thng, District Commissioner Andrew Chua, Rover Scout Max Lee and Scout Leader Benjamin Sho represented the Association to the 1st ICCS World Jamboree held in Thailand. 30 International Relations
Offi cial Meeting Hosted by The Singapore Scout Association
When you want a thing done, ‘Don’t APR Scout Committee Meeting held at Scout HQ do it yourself’ is (26th – 28th February) a good motto for Scoutmasters. – Baden-Powell
4th Asean Scout Association for Regional Co-Operation Meeting held at Sarimbun Camp (4th – 5th December) Offi cial Visit to The Singapore Scout Association
57th Kowloon Scout Group Wiralana 2010 Scout Association of Hong Kong Gerakan Pramuka Indonesia (11th August) (17th – 20th September)
147th Kowloon Scout Group Jiayi Shi Scout Council Scout Association of Hong Kong Scout of China (3rd July) (12 th October) Adult Leaders’ Training 31
ADULT LEADERS’ TRAINING
Unit Leader Training has been a pertinent component in the Scouting Movement. Through these training courses, all newly appointed leaders, consisting of school teachers and volunteers, are equipped with the knowledge, skills and attitudes required to perform the roles of unit leaders in their respective Scout groups, either in schools or open scout units.
Unit Leader Training Induction Courses (ULTIC)
This is a ½ day non residential course which is conducted normally on a Saturday. This course is compulsory and is a pre-requisite to all other courses. Participants were given an overview of the history of Scouting, its fundamental principal and purpose, its uniqueness, the National Scout Organization and Training Opportunities. Two intakes of the ULTIC were successfully conducted on 6th March and on 24th of July 2010.
Unit Leader Training Wood Badge Courses (ULTWBC)
The Unit Leader Training Wood Badge Course is a compulsory course for all Adult Leaders. This course facilitates the learning of Adult Leaders in acquiring the knowledge and skills in Leader Leadership, Scout Method and Scout Craft Competencies. The course was conducted on a modular cum residential system over a period of two months. The Leadership and Scout Method competencies were carried out over fifteen modules on weekday evenings or Saturday mornings whereas the Scout Craft Competencies module was covered over a 5-day residential camp. In this residential camp, Adult Leaders gained first-hand experiences through various activities and hands-on practices on scouting programs and methods. ULTWBC was successfully conducted in June for the year 2010.
Induction Courses For “Seniors In Scouting”
In collaboration with the Council For Third Age, Singapore Training Team conducted the Unit Leader Training Induction Course for senior volunteers under the “Golden Opportunities” programme since 2006. Two courses were conducted in the year 2010. 32 Adult Leaders’ Training
Developmental Workshops
Singapore Training Team as part of Membership Growth Task Force (chaired by NTC Dr Jeffrey Ho who is also Vice-Chairman WOSM APR Membership Growth Sub Committee) and several Trainers had organized an Executive Seminar for District Commissioners on 3rd July 2010 at h HQ. This seminar focus on equipping District Commissioners on their roles in encouraging and supporting membership growth at grassroot level. This inaugural DC Executive Seminar was launched by Chief Commissioner Tan Cheng Kiong. The Seminar director was ALT Ho Chee Heng. Seminar discussion were led by ACC (Membership Growth) Tan Tek Tin and Steven Ang & ACC(Adult Resource)/HLT Chow Hock Lin.
Singapore Training Team and National Programme Council held an Annual Developmental Workshop on 4th December 2010 at Sarimbun Scout Camp.
Below is the summary of all the courses for the year 2010:
COURSE TITLE COURSE DIRECTOR COURSE DATES PARTICIPANTS ULT Induction Course Tan Kay Kerng 6th March 2010 89 ULT Induction Course 2 Krishnansamy K 24th July 2010 42 ULT Wood Badge Course Intake 1 Alvin Chong, and 23rd, 25th, 27th & 30th March 2010; 20th, 22nd, 20 Lai Kwok Chin 24th and 27th April 2010, 2nd to 6th June 2010 ULT Induction Course I for Seniors M Supramaniam 8th May 2010 15 ULT Induction Course II for Seniors Tan Kay Kerng 2nd October 2010 22
Award of Woodbadge
Eleven leaders were awarded their Wood Badges.
The recipients of the Wood Badges were:
NAME APPOINTMENT Cheah Gim Lai, Caleb Director (Corporate Affairs) SSA HQ Basheer Ahamed Group Scout Leader Loyalty is a feature Weng Cong Sheng Scout Leader in a boy’s character Aung Kyaw Myo Scout Leader VKK Arumugam Assistant Scout Leader that inspires Sho Chip Khuan,Benjamin Scout Leader boundless hope. Koh Yong Zhi, Nicholas Assistant Scout Leader / Chairman National Rovers Council Dr Lim See Ming Venture Scout Leader Yang Chen District Commissioner (Tampines) – Baden-Powell Wong Kangli, Noel Group Scout Leader Jacqueline Lau Asst Group Scout Leader
Training Team Appointments
Assistant Leader Trainers Patrick Tan and M Supramaniam were appointed Leader Trainers. Members Malcolm Tan BH and Andrew Ang were appointed Assistant Leader Trainers.
Nineteen new members and associate members have joined the Singapore Training Team over the one year period.
91 years old Dennis Goh “Dolphin”, our oldest member at the Woodbadge Reunion held on 4 Dec at Sarimbun Scout Camp Adult Leaders’ Training 33
Overseas Involvement APR Workshop on Membership Growth at Johor Bahru, Malaysia NTC Dr Jeffrey Ho, ALT Ho Chee Heng , ACC Steven Ang, AC Tan Tek Tin, Mr Wan Meng Hao, and Mr Oliver Lim attended the APR Workshop on Membership Growth held at Johore Bahru, Malaysia from 20th to 23th May 2010.
APR Course for Assistant Leader Trainers in Hong Kong Training Team member Joshua Yeo Huang Liang attended the Course for Assistant Leader Trainer at Hong Kong from 29th September 2010 to 4th October 2010.
4th Outdoor Education Conference ALTs Alvin Chong and M Supramaniam, and Associate member Edward Loh attended the Outdoor Education Conference 28th October to 29th October 2010. The conference was organized by the Ministry of Education and supported by Outdoor Education Association, Singapore and School of the Arts.
Singapore Training Team
National Training Commissioner Dr Jeffrey Ho Gina Ong Alvin Chong Assistant National Training Commissioner Don Keithsiri Wijendra Tan Kay Kerng Malcolm Tan BH Andrew Ang KH Leader Trainers: Chay Hong Leng Members: Krishnansamy K Eugene Tan Md Khamsani Bin Sardi Wan Meng Hao Lester Lee Joshua Yeo Patrick Tan Sim Eng Teck M Supramaniam Chong Tze Wen Lim Say Chionh Honorary Leader Trainers: Roy Lai Lee Tai Hui Philip Ang Chun Ling Vincent Lim Benjamin Pwee Yek Kwan Joseph John Goh Yee Heng Chow Hock Lin Lam Haw Ju Dr Mohd Effendy Lim Kok Swee Loh Lye Lin Nyeo Hee Wah Noraini Mohamad Choo Haw Fatt Yang Chen Assistant Leader Trainers: Dr Boey Mao Jie John Lee Ng Weng San Nordin Salleh Tan Sijie Sim Eng Hock Koh Min Zhuan Koh Kee Lee Phang Wai Kit Tan Cheng Kiong Jacqueline Lau Riyaz Huseni Ho Chee Heng Associate Members: M. Ibrahim Sito Taker Singh Aman Lawrence Teng Lai Kwok Chin Loh Yian Chong, Edward Han Songguang Leong Keng Wah,Alaric William Tan 34 Programmes & Events
PROGRAMMES & EVENTS
Cub Scouts ‘Live Positively’ Water Badge
Dr Yaccob Ibrahim, Minister for Environment and Water Resources, officially launched the Live Positively – Water Badge at the 2010 World Water Day in March.
On 3rd July 2010, the first Leaders’ Workshop for the Live Positively – Water Badge was conducted for Cub Scout Leaders from 25 Cub Scout Packs. The workshop was organised by Mr Justin Ng, District Leader (Tampines) who aims to equip Cub Scout Leaders with the necessary resources to run the course for their Cub Scouts.
To date, more than 800 Cub Scouts have signed up and completed the requirements for this newly launched National Campaign Badge.
Through the support from PUB and Coca-Cola Singapore, The Singapore Scout Association aims to educate Cub Scouts on the importance of water saving habits.
NEA Presentation Ceremony
The Annual Public Health Award and Resource Conservation Award presentation ceremony was held in conjunction with the Schools Clean and Green Carnival held at Anchor Green Primary School on 11th November 2010.
This year, the Resource Conservation Award was presented to 28 Cubs from Yangzheng Primary School, 40 Cubs from Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles, 26 Cubs from Yio Chu Kang Primary School.
The Public Health Award was presented to 24 Cubs from Yangzheng Primary School, 20 Cubs from Meridian Primary School and 26 Cubs from Yio Chu Kang Primary School.
The programme which The Singapore Scout Association runs in partnership with NEA aims to inculcate positive values in the students on the different public health and resource conservation topics through both the training and the projects in the workbooks.
The breakdown for each badge from individual schools are as follows:
Ai Tong School Mozzie Buster: 16; Food Watch: 12 Meridian Primary School Energy Efficiency: 20; 3Rs: 20; Mozzie Buster: 20; I’m OK: 20; Food Watch: 20 Tampiness North Primary School Mozzie Buster: 10; I’m OK: 10 Woodlands Ring Primary School Energy Efficiency: 40; 3Rs: 40 Yangzheng Primary School Mozzie Buster: 24; I’m OK: 24;Food Watch: 24 Yio Chu Kang Primary School Mozzie Buster: 53; Food Watch: 37;I’m OK: 26; 3Rs: 37; Energy Efficiency: 26 Programmes & Events 35
Akela / Youth Helper Development Workshop
The Cub Scout Roundtable invited Mr Allan Lee, author of Propless Games and Prop-less Games to be the keynote speaker at this year’s Akela / Youth Development Workshop. Mr Lee shared techniques in harnessing the benefits of interesting games and energizers to maximize learning amongst Cub Scouts at weekly Cub Scout meetings and camps.
A total of 30 Cub Scout Leaders and 37 Youth Helpers attended. The session was held on 13th November 2010 at Singapore Management University.
Each registered participant also received a copy of both books which will serve as a reminder and guide for all the games they will expect to conduct back in the packs they lead.
Day Adventurer @ Jamb100 The Cub Scout section is proud to be a part of Jamb100 by organizing the Day Adventurer Programme. Over 2,000 Day Adventurer tickets were snapped up by visitors on Sunday, 5th December 2010 from 9 am to 4 pm.
In addition to fun activities such as tile painting, clay modeling, balloon sculpturing and carnival games, Day Adventurers also got a chance to catch a glimpse of the Jamboree facilities and sub-camps as well as experience the atmosphere at the Jamboree.
One of the highlights of the Day Adventurer was the Eagle Eye Relay Challenge organised by Soaring Eagles Scout Group. This was a series of 5 relay games, each involving 40 different Cub Scout Day Adventurers vying for the top 3 team prizes.
Scout Badge Patch Carnival 2010
A total of 33 Units participated in the National Badge Patch Carnival 2010 at HQ on Saturday, 14th August 2010 from 9.00am to 4.00pm. Unit Display
- St. Joseph’s Pelandok Scout - East View Primary School - Bishan Park Lightning Scout Group - Hong Kah Secondary School - First Toa Payoh Primary School - New Town Secondary School - Fuhua Tsunami Sea Scout Troop - Nippon Jamboree Contingent - Beatty Beaver Scout Group
Trading Stall
- Beatty Beaver Scout Group
The uniform makes for brotherhood, since when universally adopted it covers up all differences of class and country.
– Baden-Powell 36 Programmes & Events
Venture Scout A.S.P.I.R.E
17th – 20th June 2010 Mr Yang Chen was appointed the Chief Examiners for the A.S.P.I.R.E. A total of 10 candidates registered and went for the test but only 5 passed, They were :
S/N NAME SCHOOL/UNIT RESULTS 1 Kegan Lim Jianhong Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) Passed 2 Ng Jun Da Nelson Hwa Chong Institution Passed 3 Gao Chuanyu Hwa Chong Institution Passed 4 Chow Zheng Jie Hwa Chong Institution Passed 5 Li Ming Yang Hwa Chong Institution Passed
17th – 20th December 2010 Mr Yang Chen was again appointed the Chief Examiners for the A.S.P.I.R.E. A total of 20 candidates registered.
S/N NAME SCHOOL/UNIT RESULTS 1 Heng Lei Keit Leon Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 2 Jonathan Wong Jia Jun Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 3 Fang Ding Xun Gabriel Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 4 Lee E’thye Damian Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 5 Yap Xue Wei Ian Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 6 Clement Chung Bin Cong Catholic High School 7 Chua Seng Yew Catholic High School 8 Lee Xue Ying Catholic High School 9 Lim Wei Yang Jerome Catholic High School 10 Lim Yang Wei Leonard Catholic High School 11 Ng Jun Ching Catholic High School 12 Chiang Kar Mun East Spring Secondary School 13 Hulbert Teng Ee Jun East Spring Secondary School 14 Wan Tze Chien Collin Hwa Chong Institution 15 Lieu Shi Yang Hwa Chong Institution 16 Lo Sheng Hong Hwa Chong Institution 17 Ng Yin Hong Hwa Chong Institution 18 Neo Wang Huang Frederik Hwa Chong Institution 19 Chandan Partab Mansukhani Ngee Ann Secondary School 20 Ong Zhang Yao Nus High School of Math & Science Programmes & Events 37
PSA Projects Twenty five Venture Scouts registered as PSA Candidacy and took the PSA Projects. They were :
S/N FULL NAME 1 Gao Chuanyu 2 Lo Sheng Hong 3 Chow Zheng Jie 4 Ng Jun Da Nelson 5 Li Ming Yang 6 Chandan Partab Mansukhan 7 Ng Yin Hong 8 Clement Chong Bing Cong 9 Lee Wei Wei 10 Lim Wei Yang Jerome 11 Lim Yang Wei Leonar 12 Lee Xue Ying 13 Ng Jun Ching 14 Boh Ze Jun 15 Yee Weiliang Samuel 16 Chiang Kar Mun 17 Heng Lei Kiat Leon 18 Wong Jia Jun Jonathan 19 Fang Ding Xun Gabriel 20 Neo Wang Huang Frederik 21 Hulbert Teng Ee Jun 22 Lee E’thye Damian 23 Yap Xue Wei Ian 24 Oei Jun Hao 25 Wan Tze Chien Collin
Rover Scout Launched of New Progress Scheme Badges (14th August)
The new Rover Progress Scheme Badges were released during the Badge Patch Carnival on 14th August 2010. After close to four years of waiting, Chairperson of the National Rover Council, Oliver Lim presented the new and improved RPS and BPA badges to Mr Cheah Kok Meng, Guest of Honour at the carnival who declared the launch of the new badges.
The badges, initially designed by members of the Griffin Rover Crew back in 2007 went through a second round of improvement early in 2010 by members of the 3rd National Rover Council on the advice of Mr Koh Min Zhuan of the Scout Roundtable.
The 3rd National Rover Council also worked on the improvement of the original Baden Powell Award badge. The new badge consists of silver wordings and a gold olive branch. These represent the significance and prestige of the BPA and what it means to Rovers all over Singapore. A mini BPA for leaders was also produced. 38 Programmes & Events
Scout Rally 2010 – 100km Cycling Expedition
National Rover Forum (25th September)
The National Rover Forum was held at the Scout HQ. The guest speaker for this event is Mr Malcolm Tan, the National Programme Commissioner. More than 40 Ventures and Rovers participated. The topics for the forum were the Rover Progress Scheme, Rover uniform, Rover image and awareness, as well as Rover management.
Earth Hour Singapore 2010
Once again in 2010, The Singapore Scout Association became one of the supporting partners of WWF Singapore’s Earth Hour Concert at Esplanade Park on 27th March 2010. The Rover Scout provided the main manpower to run the Earth Hour Concert and to coordinate the most important segment of the night – the ‘Black-out’ of the city’s skyline.
Apart from the volunteers, the concert saw almost 500 Scouts of all ages, up from only 200 in 2009, joining in the celebrations of Earth Hour. The event definitely saw a higher attendance than the year before, a good sign that it’s reaching out to the people and more are aware of it. Programmes & Events 39
Scouts Of The World Award 6th SWA Discovery Workshop (30th April - 2nd May)
The 6th Scout of the World Discovery workshop was held at the Sarimbun Scout Camp, Singapore. A total of 17 local participants attended the workshop.
As part of the workshop, the participants visited the Raffles Museum of Biodiversity The Scouts of the World Award (SWA) Research (RMBR). is an international award recognized all over the world. First started in With a new partnership, the participants had the rare opportunity of visiting the St Singapore in 2006, the programme John’s Island for an intertidal walk and toured around the facilities of the Tropical has been very successful, gaining Marine Science Institute (TMSI). TMSI is an institution whereby research, development much recognition especially in the and consultancy are done in the name of marine and environmental science. Asia-Pacific Region. The award consists of two components: Discovery and Voluntary Service.
4th SWA Voluntary Service Project Turtle Conservation @ Underwater World, Sentosa (26th June - 10th July)
9 Scouts from Singapore embarked on Project Orion II. Spanning a total of 15 days, the project was the second in the Orion-series of the Scouts of the World Award (SWA) Voluntary Service Projects organised by the Singapore Scout Association.
Based on the framework and guidelines of the SWA, Project Orion II is a two-week Youth Expedition Project supported by the National Youth Council, Singapore. Project Orion II – Rovering with Turtles Planned and organised by the team, which consists of both Venture and Rover was led by SWA Advisor Tan Sijie, Scouts, in collaboration with the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF) Malaysia, the Team Leader Jia Wei and 7 Rovers. project aims to promote both turtle and terrapin conservation in Setiu, Terengganu, (http://projectorion-2010.blogspot.com). and make a difference to the development of the nearby village, Kampung Mangkok.
In collaboration with WWF Malaysia, Besides, the team made it a point not to neglect the human aspect and the local the team was involved in sea turtle and community: factors that are often so necessary for any conservation effort to succeed. nature conservation, including hatchery Many morning and afternoon were spent repainting the houses in the village. work, beach patrolling and mangrove Additionally, the team also participated in awareness-raising and interaction activities reforestation in Setiu, Terengganu. Apart with the local school children and Scouts, and also engaged in English Language from the conservation work, the team classes for the children at night. Lastly, much to the local women’s delight, the team also assisted the village in improving also helped to refurbish the clubhouse of the local women’s group, PEWANIS, and their life by helping two households in also provided the house with a nice new coat of paint. need identified by WWF Malaysia. 40 Programmes & Events
Mangrove Reforestation at Sungei Buloh Wetland Reserve
Sea Scout 1. This year, Sea Training Centre concentrated on repairing and maintenance work.
2. A new trailer was fabricated for the power boat SZ10437G. This is the last trailer for the 4 power craft that needs to make it sea worthy. Repair work as carried out for about a month to ensure it is serviceable.
3. Another 3 new trailers were also fabricated for the 3 Cutters lying in Sarimbun Scout Camp.
4. A new 4 stroke 9.8 Hp Tohatsu OBM was purchased to replace the old 2 stroke 8 Hp Yamaha OBM for the Avon Rubber Dinghy. Programmes & Events 41
5. Below is the breakdown of courses conducted:
COURSE 2008 2009 2010 TOTAL TRAINED Basic Windsurfing 351 Nil Nil 351 Intermediate Windsurfing 116 Nil Nil 116 Advanced Windsurfing 41 Nil Nil 41 Windsurfing Instructor Course 27 Nil Nil 27 Basic Sailing 48 27 Nil 75 Intermediate Sailing 9 26 Nil 35 Advanced Sailing 9 25 Nil 34 Level 1 Dinghy 22 16 9 47 Race Management Assistant 37 3 Nil 40 Shore Assistant 284 44 104 432
6. Sea Training Centre (STC) supported 9 days of yeoman services to Singapore Sailing Federation during their Sailing Regatta. An average of 20 Scouts per day performed Shore Support and Race Management Assistance during the 9 days Sailing Regatta.
7. On 10 th – 11th July 2010, STC conducted the 4th CCA Exploration Test for 10 Scouts on Sailing. The Scouts were tested using the Mirror Sailing Craft. All the 10 candidates failed the test.
8. Training for leaders on PPCDL refresher was conducted on 2 occasions.
9. STC supported the 100 Jamb & 3rd Asean Jamb by manning 2 sea activity stations namely the Kayaking and Rafting.
ICT
6th APR Air-Internet Jamboree 53nd JOTA/JOTI (WOSM) (7th - 8th August) (17th October)
A total of 180 Scouts participated in the The event was held at Game Haven at event from 0900-1800 hours at Game SAFRA and attracted some 150 Scouts. Haven at SAFRA. 42 Singapore Scout Guild
SINGAPORE SCOUT GUILD
2010 saw the Singapore Scout Guild sharing in the joy of celebrating 100 years of Scouting in Singapore. World Scout Day Dinner (27th February)
To kick off the centenary celebrations, the Singapore Scout Guild and The Singapore Scout Association jointly organized a World Scout Day Dinner on Saturday, 27th February 2010 at 7.00pm at Suntec City Convention Centre. Senior Minister Mr Goh Chok Tong was the Guest of Honour.
Scout Guild Annual General Meeting (29th May)
The Guild had its Annual General Meeting on Saturday 29th May 2010 at the Raffles Institution. The Raffles Chapter was initiated during a campfire that followed, witnessed by members and Scout from RI.
Visit to Singapore Garden Festival at Suntec Convention Centre (17th July)
30 Guild members and Adult Leaders visited Singapore Garden Festival at Suntec Convention Centre.
Hike to Bukit Timah Nature Reserve (28th August)
37 members, leaders and their family members signed up for this event on 28th August 2010. They were briefed by rangers on Singapore’s nature reserve and conservation efforts. The hike was educational and was the Guild’s small contribution towards healthy living.
Scout Charity Golf 2010 (7th September)
The Scout Charity Golf Tournament 2010 was held on 7th September 2010 at the Tampines Course of Tanah Merah Country Club. The event was graced by the Chief Scout, President S R Nathan. The tournament is an annual event organized by the Scout Guild to raise funds for the Singapore Scout Association to help meet the operational cost of running quality program for members.
A total of 112 golfers took part which culminated with a sit-down dinner at the club premises. A total net fund of $60,150.86 was raised in this event. Singapore Scout Guild / Membership Growth 43
Charity Premiere Film Show (21st December)
As part of its efforts to raise funds for the Singapore Scout Association (SSA), the Scout Guild organized a Charity Premiere film show – Gulliver’s Travel at the Grand Cathay Cineplex on 21st December 2010 at 7pm. The Charity Premiere was strongly supported by StarHub Ltd which bought all the 294 seats in Hall 2. The total net fund raised was $23,788.05
Fellowship Lunches
As with previous years, Scout Guild members organized Fellowship Lunches periodically to foster bonding and fellowship among members.
MEMBERSHIP The Membership Growth Task Force comprises GROWTH Chairman ACC Jeffrey Ho Vice Chairman ACC Tan Tek Tin Members ACC Steven Ang ACC Chow Hock Lin ACC Noraini Representatives from Areas, Programme Council and Training Council
The broad strategy includes planting new units, supporting new and existing units, attracting and recruiting adults and expanding youth membership.
Asia Pacifi c Regional Workshop on Membership Growth
The following members of SSA attended the workshop which was held in Johor Bahru, West Malaysia, from 20 – 23 May 2010:
ACC Jeffrey Ho APR MG Vice Chairman and Seminar Speaker ACC Malcolm Tan APR Programme Sub Committee Member ACC Tan Tek Tin ACC (MG) ACC Steven Ang ACC (MG) ACC Ho Chee Heng ACC (East Area) Wan Meng Hao Adult Member Oliver Lim Rover Scout
During the workshop ACC Jeffrey Ho presented a paper on Membership Growth Strategy while ACC Tan Tek Tin reported on SSA’s membership development. The ideas gathered would be useful in developing our own membership growth strategy.
District Commissioners’ Executive Seminar The Task Force organised the seminar for District Commissioners on 3 July 2010. The aim of the seminar was to provide an avenue for DCs to share and exchange ideas and views on membership growth.
A seminar for Adult Leaders will be held in 2011. 44 Seniors in Scouting
SENIORS IN SCOUTING
Since its inception in December 2006, the Seniors-in-Scouting has grown from strength to strength. Another 51 Seniors were inducted in 2010 through the three induction courses conducted at Headquarters on 6 March; 8 May and 2 October.
As at 31 December 2010, a total of 379 seniors had been trained as Scout leader. The current membership stands at 118. Members continue to play an active part in various programmes aimed at promoting active ageing, life-long learning and senior volunteering. The programme has contributed to one of the strategic moves of SSA to promote community scouting by reaching out to seniors and retirees besides establishing more open groups outside the school-based system. Mr. & Mrs. Cheng Sai, two of the very active SISs are now leading an open group (Colugo Scout Group) based at Thomson Community Centre.
SIS members shared many common active ageing activities. They come together regularly for Ukulele practices. Led by Mr. Roney Tan, the Honorary Treasurer and ably assisted by Mr. Peter Chan, a Management Committee Member, the Ukulele Team continued to be sought after by government and various civic organisations to grace their formal occasions including the opening of LTA’s Circle Line on 4 April, C3A’sivic Active Ageing Carnival on 3 April, RSVP’s Intergeneration Walk on 30 May and IMH Concert on 15 July. The Team has indeed helped to project the corporate image of SSA and promote the SIS.
Instructed by Mrs. Margaret Anderson, one of the long-time dedicated and committed Leaders, some 15 Seniors have been learning the art of line dancing conducted at SSA. The interest group meet together fortnightly since August 2010.
In addition, SIS participated in the following activities during the year:
24 February: Six SIS members participated in C3A’s seminar on “Intergenerational Solidarity in Ageing Societies”
9 July: A Get-Together was held at SSA to foster camaraderie
28 August: Together with the Scout Guild, SIS members hiked up Bukit Timah.
14 November: Members participated in the Health Walk at Yio Chu Kang Stadium during the launch of Diabetes Awareness Week.
The Steering Committee spent a good part of 2010 to prepare for the inauguration of the Seniors-in-Scouting. Accordingly, the By-Laws were drawn up, tabled and adopted at the Inaugural General Meeting held on 20 November at SSA.
The following SIS members were elected into the 1st Management Committee to serve a two-year term:
Mr Lam Peck Heng Dy Chairman Mrs Kathleen Tan Hon Secretary Mr Roney Tan Hon Treasurer Mr Peter Chan Committee Member Mr Foo Seck Tong Committee Member Mrs Lilian Kang Committee Member Ms Ann Woodford Committee Member Mr N Francis Committee Member Mr Paul Gomez Committee Member.
In accordance with the provision of the By-Laws, the Chief Commissioner, appointed Hon Commissioner, Mr Peter Joe Chia to be the Chairman of the 1st Management Committee. National Events 45
NATIONAL EVENTS
Chingay Parade 2010 (19 th - 20th February)
A total of 40 Scouts participated in the Yellow River Item during the Chingay Parade at F1 Pit.
Singapore Youth Festival (2nd - 3rd August)
The Festival was held at the Singapore Indoor Stadium. Venture Scout Gina Chan was the Contigent Commander.
A total of 48 Scouts from 3 Units participated. The breakdown is as follows:
- 25 from Cuon Scout Group (Tampines) - 6 from Dunman Dove Scout Group (Tampines) - 17 from Oneida Scout Group (Tampines)
30 Scouts and Venture Scouts from East Spring Secondary School Oneida Scout Group also performed at SYF 2010.
The Scout Group received accolades for their spectacular percussion band performance. 46 National Events / Awards & Achievements
National Day Parade 2010 A total of 84 Scouts represented The Singapore Scout Association at this year’s National Day Parade at The Padang on 9th August. The contingent was led by Contingent Commander, Max Lee Guohua.
13 Scout Groups took part in the marching contingent for NDP 2010 as follows :
S/N School / Scout Unit Participants 1 Bedok South Secondary School 10 2 Bishan Park Secondary School 9 3 Chai Chee Secondary School 6 4 Changkat Changi Secondary School 1 5 Chua Chu Kang Secondary School 6 6 Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) 2 7 Duman Secondary School 6 8 St. Gabriel Secondary School 2 9 St. Joseph’s Institution 2 10 St. Patrick’s School 14 11 St. Andrew’s School 3 12 Manjusri Secondary School 6 13 Punggol Secondary School 17 Total 84
AWARDS & ACHIEVEMENTS
Frank Cooper Sands Award Presentation Ceremony The Frank Cooper Sands Award presentation ceremony was organised on Saturday, 31st July 2010 at HQ. Guest-of-Honour was Mr Ng Han Ming, Assistant Director, Uniformed Groups, Education Programmes Division, Ministry of Education.
Gold Award
Cub Scout 1 Anglo-Chinese School (Primary) 12 Gongshang Primary School 23 Meridian Primary School 2 Bendemeer Primary School 13 Greenridge Primary School 24 Montfort Junior School 3 Blangah Rise Primary School 14 Griffiths Primary School 25 Nanyang Primary School 4 Boon Lay Garden Primary School 15 Henry Park Primary School 26 Pei Chun Public School 5 Bukit Panjang Primary School 16 Jingshan Primary School 27 Poi Ching School 6 Casuarina Primary School 17 Juying Primary School 28 Radin Mas Primary School 7 Catholic High School 18 Kong Hwa School 29 River Valley High School 8 Chongfu Primary School 19 Kranji Primary School 30 Rivervale Primary School 9 De La Salle School 20 Lakeside Primary School 31 Rulang Primary School 10 Fengshan Primary School 21 Maris Stella High School 32 South View Primary School 11 First Toa Payoh Primary School 22 Mayflower Primary School 33 Stamford Primary School Awards & Achievements 47
34 St Andrew’s junior School 9 Dunman High School 32 Swiss Cottage Secondary School 35 Tanjong Katong Primary School 10 East Spring Secondary School 33 Tanjong Katong Secondary School 36 Tao Nan School 11 Fuhua secondary School 34 Unity Secondary School 37 Temasek Primary School 12 Gan Eng Seng School 35 Victoria School 38 Unity Primary School 13 Greenridge secondary school 36 Yuan Ching Secondary School 39 West View Primary School 14 Greenview Secondary School 37 Zhenghua secondary School 40 Woodlands Primary School 15 Holy Innocent’s Hornet Scout Troop 38 Zhonghua Secondary School 41 Woodlands Ring Primary School 16 Hong Kah Secondary School 42 Xingnan Primary School 17 Hougang Secondary School Venture Scout 43 Xishan Primary School 18 Hwa Chong Scout Group 1 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 44 Yangzheng Primary School 19 Jurong Secondary School 2 East Spring Oneida Scout Group 45 Yio Chu Kang Primary School 20 Maris Stella High School 3 Holy Innocent’s Hornet Scout Troop 46 Yishun Primary School 21 New Town Secondary School 4 Hougang Rangers Scout Group 22 Ngee Ann secondary School 5 Hwa Chong Scout Group Scout 23 Peirce Secondary School 6 01 Raffles Scout Group 1 Ahmad Ibrahim Secondary School 24 Punggol Phoenix Scout Group 7 02 Raffles Scout Group 2 Anglican High School 25 01 Raffles Scout Group 8 Serangoon Eagle Scout Group 3 Anglo-Chinese School (Barker Road) 26 02 Raffles Scout Group 9 St. Gabriel’s 2006 Southern Cross Group 4 Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 27 Serangoon Secondary School 5 Beatty Secondary School 28 Siglap Secondary School Rover Scout 6 Bukit Panjang Government 29 St. Joseph’s Institution High School 1 Serangoon Eagle Scout Group 30 St. Gabriel’s Secondary School 7 Catholic High Scout Group 2 Beatty Secondary School 31 St. Patrick’s School 8 Chung Cheng High School (Main)
Silver Award Cub Scout 22 Rosyth School 10 Dunman Secondary School 1 Anderson Primary School 23 St. Anthony’s Primary School 11 Fajar Secondary School 2 Anglo-Chinese School (Junior) 24 St. Gabriel’s Primary School 12 Manjusri Secondary School 3 Canberra Primary School 25 St. Joseph’s Institution Junior 13 Mayflower Secondary School 4 Chongzheng Primary School 26 St. Stephen’s School 14 Montfort Secondary School 5 Concord Primary School 27 Teck Whye Primary School 15 NUS High School 6 Dazhong Primary School 28 Telok Kurau Primary School 16 Queenstown Secondary School 7 East View Primary School 29 Townsville Primary School 17 River Valley High School 8 East Spring Primary School 30 White Sands Primary School Venture Scout 9 Elias Park Primary School 31 Xinghua Primary School 1 Catholic High Scout Group 10 Evergreen Primary School 32 Yumin Primary School 2 Greenview Cuon Scout Group 11 Fuhua Primary School 3 NUS High School 12 Greenwood Primary School Scout 4 St. Joseph’s Pelandok Scout Group 13 Hong Kah Primary School 1 Bedok South Secondary School 2 Bishan Park Secondary School 14 Jurong Primary School Rover Scout 15 Mee Toh School 3 Bukit Merah Secondary School 4 Chai Chee Secondary School 1 Tao Nan Marlin Sea Scout 16 Nan Hua Primary School Rover Crew 17 Ngee Ann Primary School 5 Changkat Changi Secondary School 18 North Spring Primary School 6 Choa Chu Kang Secondary School Extension Scout 19 Princess Elizabeth Primary School 7 Chung Cheng High School (Yishun) 1 WGS Jaguar Scout Group 20 Qihua Primary School 8 Clementi Woods Secondary School 21 Red Swastika School 9 Dunearn Secondary School
Bronze Award Cub Scout Rover Scout 1 Bedok Green Primary School 4 Guangyang Secondary School 1 Greenview Cuon Scout Group 2 Chua Chu Kang Primary School 5 Manta Ray Sea Scout (Open) Group 2 Griffin Rovers (Open) Group 3 Coral Primary School 6 Regent Secondary School 3 Mayflower Secondary School 4 Lianhua Primary School 7 Soaring Eagles Scout Group 4 Siglap White Stag Scout Unit 5 Maha Bodhi School 8 St. Andrew’s Secondary School 5 St. Joseph’s Pelandok Scout Unit 6 Opera Estate Primary School 7 Tampines Primary School Venture Scout Extension Scout 1 Anglican High Falcon Scout Unit 1 APSN Katong School Scout 2 Bishan Park Lightning Scout Group 2 Spastic Children’s Association School 1 Balestier Hill Osprey Scout Unit 3 Damai Fire Eagle Scout troop 3 Towner Gardens School 2 Clementi Town Secondary School 4 Ngee Ann Wichita Scout Unit 3 Damai Fire Eagle Scout Troop 5 Siglap White Stag scout Unit 48 Awards & Achievements
Akela Award Presentation Ceremony (30th October)
The Akela Award was presented to 119 Cub Scouts at HQ. This top award represented the highest achievement for Cub Scouts and serve to prepare them for a continued lifetime of experiences in taking responsibility, leadership and acting in a partnership with other older boys and adults in the Scout Groups.
Guest of Honour Mr Ricky Sim, Honorary Secretary of the Scout Council, graced the Award Ceremony.
Mr. Ricky Sim addressing the awardees
With Honours Area Full Name Pack Name North Muhammad Hammem Henry Park Pelican Cub Scouts North Wang Sze Min Brenda Henry Park Pelican Cub Scout North Zaacharia Low Viking Scout Group North Muhammad Maaz Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack North Sim Jinwei Malcolm Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack North Xavier Tan Wee Cher Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack North Low Yong Lin Manta Ray Sea Scouts North Ryan Sim Jia Jie Manta Ray Sea Scouts North Md Haikal B Kamarul Azman Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Ryan Choo Yan Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Shaikh Abd Aziz B Shaikh M R A Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Fanny See Yan Ni Xishan Primary Cub Scouts South Samuel Lim Ghee Hong Catholic High Scouts South Haikal Fikri Toa Payoh Eagles Cub Scout Pack East Muhamad Ezuandy Bin Nazli Temasek Raccoons Cub Scout East See Ray Meng Temasek Raccoons Cub Scout East Tan Zhuo Yao Temasek Raccoons Cub Scout East Choong Ding Yang Nicholas Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack East Chong Zhi Heng Aloysius Gongshang Cub Scouts East Chua Wei Yang Adrian Gongshang Cub Scouts East Sherry Seah Gongshang Cub Scouts East Tan Qi En, Charmaine Gongshang Cub Scouts East Kenn Lim Zheng Jie Poi Ching Falcon Cub Scout Pack
Passed Area Full Name Pack Name North Alex Cheong Jia Yang Henry Park Pelican Cub Scouts North Lim Li Zheng Travis Henry Park Pelican Cub Scouts North Lim Xiu Jie Henry Park Pelican Cub Scouts North Moses Tan Jing Yuan Henry Park Pelican Cub Scouts North Sean Lee Kian How Henry Park Pelican Cub Scouts North Song Mao Chen Rayson Henry Park Pelican Cub Scouts North Tan Yu Heng Julian Henry Park Pelican Cub Scouts North Timothy Ng Yu Henry Park Pelican Cub Scouts North Joshua Trisnandi Kai Yang Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack North Lee Jia Hern Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack North Tan Ming Kai Benn Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack North Yong Duan Kai Nanyang Pegasus Cub Scout Pack North Koh Jun An Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack North Lum Yi Yong Ericson Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack North Melvin Sim Jian Hong Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack North Ning Zai Lin Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack North Oliver Lim Guo Zhi Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack North Teo Zherui Yangzheng Cub Scout Pack North Lan Yu Xuan Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack North Ong Rui Song Ryan Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack North See Hak Guan Alfred Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack North Sim Jia Fu Chongfu Cheetah Cub Scout Pack North Aaron Tan Jun Cong Greenwood Primary Cub Scout Pack North Darren Ho Zhan Rong Greenwood Primary Cub Scout Pack North Liu Jia Wei Greenwood Primary Cub Scout Pack North Alwin Wong Pak Sheng Manta Ray Sea Scouts North Emilio T J Sebastian Manta Ray Sea Scouts North Muhd Zulfadhli Bin Mohd Dali Manta Ray Sea Scouts North Ng Jia Wei Manta Ray Sea Scouts Awards & Achievements 49
Passed Area Full Name Pack Name North Abdul Roqib B Sasman Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Akid Arsyad B Suraimi Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Amirul Hakeem B Saza Ali Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Chua Yong Soon Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Elson Tan Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Gino Yong Xiu Ren Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Md Faiz B Zaini Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Seah Yi Hong Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Yong Zonglie Woodlands Ring Soaring Eagles Cub Scouts North Mardhiyah Bte Fakrudin Xishan Primary Cub Scouts North Nina Raihanah Bte Md Gias Uddin Xishan Primary Cub Scouts North Nur Hidayah Beeve Xishan Primary Cub Scouts North Renee Chen Xishan Primary Cub Scouts North Tey Zi Le Xishan Primary Cub Scouts North Hein Htet Naing Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack North Klenplir D Antimano Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack North Lansky B Quinacman Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack North Marion Jeuss Colis Garcia Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack North Thein Than Toe Yishun Primary Cub Scout Pack South Teo Xue Shen Ai Tong Cub Scouts Group South Ang Guang Jun Nicholas Catholic High Scouts South Timothy Jordan Ng Ren Yang Catholic High Scouts South Goh Yew Wai Samuel Radin Mas Dragon Scout Group South Tan Bin Qian Radin Mas Dragon Scout Group South Muhammad Faizal Bin Isnin Bendemeer Eagles Cub Scout Pack South Nikki Adlina Bte Irwan Toa Payoh Eagles Cub Scout Pack South Pandaan Nikki Alexander Toa Payoh Eagles Cub Scout Pack South Daryl Chin Jun Kai Maris Stella Cub Scout Pack South Glen Paul Lee Ren Xin Maris Stella Cub Scout Pack South Jerome Lum Yi Cheng Matthaeus Maris Stella Cub Scout Pack South Jonathan Tham Kuan Wai Maris Stella Cub Scout Pack South Joseph Tan Zhi Ren Maris Stella Cub Scout Pack South Sean Tham Sheng Jie Maris Stella Cub Scout Pack South Wong Kok Zee Julius Maris Stella Cub Scout Pack South Ashwin Raj Singh S/O Raj Gopal Singh SJI Cub Scouts South Caleb Ho Seng Hong SJI Cub Scouts South Dominic Desmond SJI Cub Scouts South Joshua Tham Junyi SJI Cub Scouts East Benjamin Chiew Zu Wei Temasek Raccoons Cub Scouts East Bryan Tay Jing Xin Temasek Raccoons Cub Scouts East Edward Wong Zi Shen Temasek Raccoons Cub Scouts East Eton Yeo Ka Wei Temasek Raccoons Cub Scouts East Fabian Junadi Temasek Raccoons Cub Scouts East Gan Rui Le Temasek Raccoons Cub Scouts East Ong Tze Jen Joshua Temasek Raccoons Cub Scouts East Pho Jia Ren Temasek Raccoons Cub Scouts East Denzel Siew Jin Jie Sun Scouts East Carl Matthew Senarta Tanjong Katong Primary Cub Scout Pack East Kyle Deen Muir Tanjong Katong Primary Cub Scout Pack East Nur Surahkinah Bte Abdul Rahman Tanjong Katong Primary Cub Scout Pack East Cheng Fan Sheng Mark Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack East David Lim Yock Jun Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack East Jaryl Lim Yu-Herng Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack East Ken Rui Hang Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack East Tan Kaibin Tao Nan Marlin Cub Scout Pack East Lew Sherritze Zanetta Gongshang Cub Scouts East Ling Zhi Wei Jake Gongshang Cub Scouts East Ng Bryan Gongshang Cub Scouts East Ng Jun Zhe Gongshang Cub Scouts East Syaiful Iylia Jamalluddin Gongshang Cub Scouts East Chan Jax Poi Ching Falcon Cub Scout Pack West Elisha Santosh S/O Arumugam De La Salle Cub Scout Pack West Hsu Jun Cheng Lucas De La Salle Cub Scout Pack West Low Zhi Lyn Umeko De La Salle Cub Scout Pack West Luiga Mae Consigliere De La Salle Cub Scout Pack West Melvin Carungui Nathan De La Salle Cub Scout Pack West Tan Jun Kit Austin De La Salle Cub Scout Pack 50 Awards & Achievements
Chief Commissioner’s Award Presentation Ceremony The Arts House, Old Parliament (7th August)
The Chief Commissioner’s Award Presentation Ceremony was graced by our new Chief Commissioner, Mr Tan Cheng Kiong. The ceremony was held on 7th August 2010 at The Arts House at The Old Parliament. It was witnessed by family members and leaders of the recipients. 16 Scouts were bestowed this prestigious award as follows:
S/N NAME GROUP 1 See Yong Xin 02 Raffles Scout Group 2 Ng Zheng Han Ernest Clement 02 Raffles Scout Group 3 Richard Chan Wing Hong Acs(I) Scout Group 4 Nathaniel Tay Acs(I) Scout Group 5 Liew Jun Hao Marcus Acs(I) Scout Group 6 Ong Yong Jia Arrow Scout Group 7 Lee Xue Ying Catholic High Scout Group 8 Lim Yang Wei Leonard Catholic High Scout Group 9 Tiong Bang Xiang Falcon Scout Group 10 Teng Yue Xiong Oneida Scout Unit 11 Jeremy Kwan Jin Jen Oneida Scout Unit 12 V Santhosh St Joseph's Pelandok Scout Group 13 Oh Chin Ying St Joseph's Pelandok Scout Group 14 Nigel Ho Qingxuan Witchita Scout Group 15 Siew Leong Wai 23 Eagles Scout Group 16 Chearn Yao Xiang Dennis 23 Eagles Scout Group
President Scout Award Presentation Ceremony The Istana (11th October)
The presentation ceremony was hosted by SSA and co-organised with the Girl Guides Singapore. HE President S R Nathan, the Chief Scout presented the award to 13 Venture Scout as follows:
S/N Name Scout Unit 1 Juno Cho Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 2 Kegan Lim Jianhong Anglo-Chinese School (Independent) 3 Lim Kwan Hong Catholic High Scout Group 4 Ong Kong Ying Catholic High Scout Group 5 Boey Yi Heen Holy Innocent’s Hornet Scout Group 6 Kenii Takashima Hwa Chong Scout Group 7 Lim Jing Xi Hwa Chong Scout Group 8 Jerrold Soh Tsin Howe Hwa Chong Scout Group 9 Li Ming Yang Hwa Chong Scout Group 10 Gao Chuanyu Hwa Chong Scout Group 11 Chow Zheng Jie Hwa Chong Scout Group 12 Li Kexin 01 Raffles Scout Group 13 Tan Koon Chong 02 Raffles Scout Group
Trust should be the basis for all our moral training.
– Baden-Powell Awards & Achievements 51
Distinguished Service Award Presentation Ceremony (20th September)
The Distinguished Service Award 2010 Investiture Ceremony was held at The Istana. The Distinguished Service Gold Award which is the highest award of the Singapore Scout Association (SSA) was presented to His Excellency, Mr S R Nathan, President of the Republic of Singapore and Chief Scout by Mr Noel Hon, President Scout Council.
Thereafter, His Excellency Mr S R Nathan conferred the Awards on 99 recipients. The Honour List is as follows:
Gold Award 1. HE Mr S R Nathan 13. Ms Chan Pui Fun, Sarah 28. Hon. Dale B. Corvera President of the Republic of Singapore Cub Scout Leader International Commissioner and Chief Scout Boy Scouts of the Philippines
14. Mr Chong Fook Hsing, Alvin 29. Mr Bay Yew Chuan Star to Silver Award Assistant Leader Trainer Chapter Leader Singapore Scout Guild 2. Mr Tan Cheng Kiong 15. Mr Foo Chuan Chen, Desmond Chief Commissioner Area Resource Commissioner 30. Ms Chan Hoon Hoon (South Area) Scout Leader Silver Award 16. Mr Lai Kwok Chin 31. Ms Farah Binte Ibrahim 3. Datuk Seri Haji Mohd Ali Bin Assistant Area Commissioner Group Scout Leader Mohd Rustam (South Area) (DGSK, SPDK, DCSM, DMSM, DSM, PBM) 32. Mr Foo Chee Chin Chief Minister, Malacca, Malaysia 17. Mr Lam Haw Ju, Eric Assistant Treasurer Assistant Area Commissioner Singapore Scout Guild 4. Mr Prakorb Mukura (North Area) Member, National Scout Council 33. Mr Goh Siok Seng, Stephen National Scout Organisation of Thailand 18. Ms Lim Lee Cheng, Jennifer Chapter Leader Manager (Accounts/HR) Singapore Scout Guild 5. Ms Chan Siu District President Scout Association 19. Mr Nordin Bin Salleh 34. Mr Goh Kai Urn of Hong Kong – Kwun Tong District Assistant Leader Trainer Scout Leader
6. Mr Abdul Rasheed 20. Mr Ranvir Kumar Singh 35. Mr Koh Kar Meng Regional Director Secretary, Scout Guild District Commissioner (Ang Mo Kio) Asia-Pacific Region, WOSM 36. Mr Lai Mun Wai, Lyon 21. Ms Seow Heng Lin, Madelene 7. Mr Yatiman Yusof Senior Executive (Programme & Events) Group Scout Leader Former Member, Singapore Scout Council 22. Mr Tan Wil Beng 37. Mr Lam Tat Wai Group Scout Leader District Commissioner (Clementi) 8. Mr Robert Koh Vice President 23. Mr Tang Ying Cheong 38. Ms Lio Shoo Wan Singapore Scout Council Group Scout Leader Group Scout Leader 9. Mr Ricky Sim Eng Huat 24. Ms Vasantha Kumari 39. Mr Loh Loon Tong Honorary Secretary Assistant Venture Scout Leader Treasurer, Singapore Scout Guild Singapore Scout Council 25. Ms Yeo Hai Lin 40. Mr Ng Chee Hwa 10. Mr Malcolm Tan Ban Hoe Group Scout Leader Former Vice President Assistant Chief Commissioner (Programme) Singapore Scout Guild 41. Mr Pang Boon Hee 11. Mr Tan Tek Tin Chapter Leader, Scout Guild Assistant Chief Commissioner (Membership) Bronze Award 26. Mr Berthold Dirk Hendrik Sinaulan 42. Mr Richard Yeong Ong Loy Star to Bronze Award National Commissioner for Public Relation Member, Singapore Scout Council Kwartir Nasional Gerakan Pramuka 12. Mr Ang King Hor, Steven 43. Ms Sawiyah Bte Mohd Sidek Assistant Chief Commissioner 27. Mr J. Rizal C. Pangilinan Group Scout Leader (Membership) Secretary General Boy Scouts of the Philippines 52 Awards & Achievements
44. Ms Sidah Binte Jasmin 63. Mr Chan Hoong Leong 83. Ms Ng Siew Bee, Iris Extension Scout Programme Commissioner Group Scout Leader Group Scout Leader
45. Mr Tay Jin Yong, Edmund 64. Mr Cheah Gim Lai, Caleb 84. Mr Ong Shun Hua Scout Programme Commissioner Director, Corporate Affairs District Commissioner (Toa Payoh)
46. Ms Thia Woon Ling 65. Mr Chen Xiang Hao 85. Ms Pang Yin Yin Group Scout Leader Scout Leader Group Scout Leader
47. Mr Wan Meng Hao 66. Mr Chew Damien Gerard 86. Mr Poh Cher Huat, Michael Member, Singapore Training Team Group Scout Leader Area Resource Commissioner (East Area)
67. Ms Chew Shi Yun, Celestia 87. Ms Pong Sian Yin, Angie Gold Vanda Award Group Scout Leader Senior Executive (Adult Resources & Training) 48. Mr Lo Ka Chung 68. Ms Chng Yen Peng, Doreen 88. Mr Pwee Yek Kwan, Benjamin Lo Ka Chung Charitable Foundation Ltd Cub Scout Leader Assistant Chief Commissioner (Partnerships)
69. Ms Goh Siew Lin 89. Mr Quay Kok Khiang, Steven Silver Vanda Award Cub Scout Leader Scout Leader
49. View Point Trading & Collectibles 70. Ms Halimah Bte Ismail 90. Ms Santha d/o Raman Senior Executive (Admin & Fund Raising) Scout Leader
Bronze Vanda Award 71. Ms Hazlina Bte Mohamed Maideen 91. Mr Sim Cheng Teck, Arthur Scout Leader 50. Bishan Park Secondary School Group Scout Leader 92. Mr Sim Eu-Jin, Eugene 51. Chongfu School 72. Ms Ho Huey-Ling, Madeline Scout Leader District Commissioner (Jurong) 52. Damai Secondary School 73. Ms Ho Wing Kei, Sarah 93. Ms Siti Aishah Bte Abdullah Member, Adult Resource Team Group Scout Leader 53. Greenridge Primary School 74. Mr Huang Junhao, Willy 94. Mr Tan Rui Ping, Benjamin 54. Holy Innocents’ High School Scout Leader Scout Leader
55. Jurong Secondary School 75. Mr Huang Zhi Xiang, John 95. Mr Tan Si Jie Assistant Scout Leader Member, Singapore Scout Council 56. Khong Guan Biscuit Factory (S) Pte Ltd 76. Mr Kumanan Ilangovan 96. Mr Tham Yew Chung, Daniel Assistant Group Scout Leader District Leader 57. Lakeside Primary School 77. Ms Lau Tai Yeow, Angeline Cub Scout Leader 97. Mr Tsai Ya Hsiung, Mark 58. New Town Secondary School Area Leader (East Area) 78. Mr Lee Shuh Koon, Bernard 59. Peirce Secondary School Cub Scout Leader 98. Mr Wong Hong Teow, Edgar Assistant Cub Scout 79. Ms Liew Lin Pin Programme Commissioner Chief Scout’s Commendation Group Scout Leader 99. Ms Wong Pih May, Rae 60. Mr Abdul Latif 80. Mr Lin Wei Gang, Louis Group Scout Leader Group Scout Leader District Scout Leader 81. Mr Nazaruddin bin Mohamed Isnin 100. Ms Wong Wan Lin 61. Mr Basheer Ahamed Khan Group Scout Leader Cub Scout Leader Group Scout Leader 82. Ms Norhaiza Bte Yep Abu 62. Mr Chan Chee Yuen, Raymond Assistant Scout Leader Group Scout Leader Awards & Achievements 53
Centennial Gold Award 100 Centennial Gold Awards were presented to 100 individuals who have contributed substantially to the development and growth of scouting in Singapore. The awards were presented during the following centennial events : Scout Rally, Official Opening of Scout Discovery Centre and Jam100-3rd Asean Jamboree. Recipients are as follows:
1. HE S R Nathan 51. Ms Judith Tan 2. SM Goh Chok Tong 52. Mr Loh Loon Tong 3. DPM Teo Chee Hean 53. Mr M Supramaniam 4. Dr Vivien Balakrishnan (MCYS) 54. Mr Mah Kin Kwee 5. Prof Tommy Koh 55. Mr Mathias Chay 6. Mr Noel Hon Chia Chun 56. Mr Michael Poh 7. Mr Tan Cheng Kiong 57. Mr Mohd Fauzi b Salim Talib 8. Mr Nicholas Tang 58. Mr Cheah Kok Ming 9. Dr Tan Guong Ching 59. Mr Lee Eng Lye 10. Mr Kwek Siew Jin 60. Mr Ong Jin Cheng 11. Mr Felix Li 61. Mr Robert Lee 12. Mr Joseph Wong 62. Mr Roslan Salleh 13. Mr Robert Koh 63. Mrs Foo Chay Joo 14. Mr Lim Keng Teck 64. Mr Ng Chee Hwa 15. Mr Yatimah Yusoff 65. Mr Ong Hock Seng 16. Mr James Soh 66. Mr Ong Teong Wan 17. Mr Tan Chok Kian 67. Mr Pang Boon Hee 18. Mr Lee Tai Hui 68. Mr Ranvir Kumar Singh 19. Mr Andrew Chua 69. Mr Ricky Sim Eng Huat 20. Ms Loh Lye Lin 70. Mr Samuel Moses Navaraj 21. Ms Peh Khoon Puay 71. Mr Sim Cheng Huat 22. Ms Cheong Lin See 72. Mr Sin Jeok Tong 23. Mr James Tseng 73. Mr Stephen Goh 24. Mr Anthony Thng 74. Mr Tan Cheng Hor 25. Mr Lim Eng Hooi 75. Mr Tan Hek Koon 26. Ms Margaret Anderson 76. Mr Tan Kian Hock 27. Mr Pong Boon Fook Peter 77. Mr Tan Kwang Yeong, Patrick 28. Mr Joseph John 78. Ms Tan Siew Choo 29. Mr Huang Tiaw Hoe 79. Mr Tan Tek Tin 30. Mr Andrew Ng 80. Mr Thomas Ho 31. Mr Peter Joe Chia 81. Mr Victor Wee 32. Mr Lim Ewe Huat 82. Mr Vincent Lim Hua Theng 33. Mr Dennis Goh Chin Chye 83. Mr Yeo Aik Khoon,Edmund 34. Ms Catherine Soh Soo Peng 84. Mr Tay Kheng Soon 35. Ms Noraini Mohamad 85. Mrs Han Ah Koon 36. Mr Bay Yew Chuan 86. Mr Mok Kum Fun 37. Mr Billy Goh 87. Mr Ong Chye Lee 38. Ms Chan Annie 88. Mr Teo Tiong Hin 39. Mr Chey Chor Wai 89. Ms Leela Bandara 40. Mr Clarence Chow 90. Mr M Rajendra 41. Dr Kevin Tan 91. Mr Lawrence Lim 42. Mr Edmond Tan 92. Mr Henry Lim 43. Mr Foo Chee Chin 93. Mr S. Puhaindran 44. Mr Foo Jiong Kew 94. Mr Chay Hong Leng 45. Mr Foo Seck Tong 95. Mr Lester Lee Siak Yeng 46. Mr George Ching 96. Dr Jeffrey Ho Kai Kwong 47. Mr George Goh Yong Chua 97. Mr Malcolm Tan B H 48. Mr Han Lim Juan 98. Mr Steven Ang King Hor 49. Ms Jenny Yeo 99. Dr Mohd Effendy 50. Mr Joseph Lau 100. Mr Chow Hock Lin 54 Report on Full Time Staff
REPORT ON FULL TIME STAFF
Staff costs increased from $642,902 to $674,164 while headcount remain the same.
Staff costs comprise:
2010 2009 Staff Salaries $609,712 $592,592 CPF & SDL $59,162 $47,703 Staff Welfare & Training $5,289 $2,607 TOTAL $674,164 $642,902
Staff costs as a percentage of total gross expenditure (See table below)
YEAR YEAR 2010 2009 Total Expenditure $4,270,099 $2,611,997 Staff Cost $674,164 $642,902 Percentage of staff cost over Total Expenditure 15.8% 24.6%
The salary band and the headcount in each band are shown below:
Annual Remuneration* Salary band Number of Staff Top 3 Executives 2010 2009 <$50,000 Nil Nil $50,000 to $100,000 2 2 $100,000 to $150,000 1 1 Sub Total 3 3 Other Employees <$50,000 12 12 TOTAL 15 15
* Salary and Bonus (Excluding Employer’s CPF contribution)
Besides supporting the Scout Council, Commissioners Council and Volunteer leaders in their roles, staff had been instrumental in improving HQ facilities. The following had been successfully achieved to better serve our members:
• Enhanced the computerized membership service data management system (MSDS) with an additional module (importing of data to excel) to reduce the workload of leaders in the registration courses. • An updated DVD for recruitment and containing relevant resource materials was produced to support Unit Leaders. • Enhanced the physical layout of the Scout Den and meeting rooms. • Established the Scout Discovery Centre • Reorganised the layout of the Scout Shop to facilitate smooth operations.
Policy relating to the management and avoidance of conflicts of interest.
As an institution of a public character (IPC), the following policy has been incorporated in the Association’s POR, which is on our website.
• All council members, volunteers and staff shall avoid situations where personal interest or the interest of the family is in conflict with the interest of the Singapore Scout Association (SSA) or where it could affect the ability to make decisions that are in the best interest of SSA. • They should declare their interest to the Scout Council if they are considering entering into a business dealing with SSA. • In such case, they shall abstain from discussion and not be part of the decision making process on such dealing. • They should not either directly or indirectly make use of any SSA information or his position to further their personal interest. • The Audited Financial Statement of Account and the Annual Report are posted on our website. Financial Statements 55
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The Singapore Scout Association
Statement of Financial Position As at 31 December 2010
2010 2009 Note S$ S$ ASSETS AND LIABILITIES Non-Current Assets Property, plant and equipment 3 2,426,967 2,820,823 Intangible assets 4 4,070 25,841 2,431,037 2,846,664
Current Assets Inventories 5 303,445 322,629 Trade receivables 6 17,085 11,049 Other receivables 7 332,261 181,020 Cash and cash equivalents 8 4,725,644 4,454,434 5,378,435 4,969,132 Total Assets 7,809,472 7,815,796
Current Liabilities Trade payables 9 277,817 158,033 Other payables 10 701,898 643,180 Deferred capital grant 11 - 19,993 Total Liabilities 979,715 821,206
Net Current Assets 4,398,720 4,147,926
Net Assets 6,829,757 6,994,590
FUNDS Unrestricted Income Funds Accumulated funds 2,561,929 2,528,139
Restricted Funds of the Association Building funds 2,208,830 2,500,403 Specific funds 12 2,058,998 1,966,048 Total Funds 6,829,757 6,994,590
The annexed notes form an integral part of and should be read in conjunction with these financial statements. Financial Statements 61
The Singapore Scout Association
Statement of Financial Activities For the year ended 31 December 2010
Unrestricted Funds Restricted Funds Accumulated Building Specific 2010 2009 Funds Funds Funds (Note 12) Total Funds Total Funds Note S$ S$ S$ S$ S$ Incoming resources Incoming resources from generated funds Voluntary income 14 5,920 - - 5,920 29,600 Activities for generating funds - Donation Draw 15 381,506 - - 381,506 357,428 - Job Week 16 617,875 - - 617,875 601,824 - Scout Guild events 17 134,703 - - 134,703 138,672 Investment income 6,815 - - 6,815 8,523 Incoming resources from charitable activities - Grants 184,394 - - 184,394 163,209 - Membership fees 83,109 - - 83,109 93,090 - Fees from participants 283,255 - - 283,255 82,280 - Scout Shop 18 206,927 - - 206,927 180,895 - Scout Groups 19 525,121 - - 525,121 586,190 - Scout Guild 468 - - 468 13,855 - Area activities 20 247,219 - - 247,219 221,604 - Centenary celebrations 21 1,131,998 - - 1,131,998 - - Use of camp/lease rental 228,602 - - 228,602 236,043 - Use of headquarter's facilities 11,355 - - 11,355 18,359 Other incoming resources 15,780 - - 15,780 52,301
Total incoming resources 4,065,047 - - 4,065,047 2,783,873
Resources expended Costs of generating funds Fundraising costs - Donation Draw 15 54,282 - - 54,282 52,380 - Job Week 16 6,727 - - 6,727 5,613 - Scout Guild events 17 50,764 - - 50,764 48,620 Re-allocation of income - Donation Draw 15 165,709 - - 165,709 159,350 - Job Week 16 342,140 - - 342,140 342,822 Charitable activities - Scout Shop 18 100,880 - - 100,880 97,792 - Scout Groups 19 532,995 - - 532,995 468,019 - Scout Guild 54 - - 54 15,434 - Area activities 20 200,712 - - 200,712 190,781 - Centenary celebrations 21 1,006,723 - - 1,006,723 - - International scout events and programme expenses 376,812 - - 376,812 181,100 - Staff costs 22 606,175 - - 606,175 574,967 Governance costs - audit fees 11,000 - - 11,000 10,000 Other resources expended 23 815,126 - - 815,126 785,045
Total resources expended 4,270,099 - - 4,270,099 2,931,923
Net outgoing resources before amortisation and transfers (205,052) - - (205,052) (148,050) Amortisation of building fund 311,573 - - 311,573 309,755 Amortisation of deferred capital grant 19,993 - - 19,993 19,993
Net incoming resources before transfers 126,514 - - 126,514 181,698 Transfers/Movements in funds MOE grant - Scout Discovery Centre - 20,000 - 20,000 100,000 Amortisation of building fund - (311,573) - (311,573) (309,755) Investment income on specific funds 12 - - 226 226 395 Transfer of surplus between funds 12 (92,724) - 92,724 - -
Net movement in funds 33,790 (291,573) 92,950 (164,833) (27,662) Total funds brought forward 2,528,139 2,500,403 1,966,048 6,994,590 7,022,252
Total funds carried forward 2,561,929 2,208,830 2,058,998 6,829,757 6,994,590
The annexed notes form an integral part of and should be read in conjunction with these financial statements. 62 Financial Statements
The Singapore Scout Association
Statement of Cash Flows For the year ended 31 December 2010
2010 2009 Note S$ S$ Cash flows from operating activities Surplus for the year 126,514 181,698 Adjustments for:- Amortisation of building fund (311,573) (309,755) Amortisation of deferred capital grant (19,993) (19,993) Amortisation of intangible assets 24,741 23,751 Depreciation of property, plant and equipment 537,260 526,902 Interest income (6,815) (8,523) Stocks written off - 8,696 223,620 221,078 Operating surplus before working capital changes 350,134 402,776
Decrease/(Increase) in inventories 19,184 (48,069) (Increase)/Decrease in trade and other receivables (157,277) 597,703 Increase in trade and other payables 178,502 25,806 40,409 575,440 Cash generated from operating activities 390,543 978,216
Net cash generated from specific funds 226 395 Net cash generated from operating activities 390,769 978,611
Cash flows from investing activities Interest received 6,815 8,523 Purchase of property, plant and equipment (143,404) (21,112) Purchase of intangible assets (2,970) (6,272) Donations received for building fund 20,000 100,000 Net cash (used in)/generated from investing activities (119,559) 81,139
Net increase in cash and cash equivalents 271,210 1,059,750 Cash and cash equivalents at 1 January 4,454,434 3,394,684 Cash and cash equivalents at 31 December 8 4,725,644 4,454,434
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The Singapore Scout Association (SSA) Annual Report 2010 Editorial Committee wishes to thank all contributors of written, statistical or photographic content to this publication, without which the publication would not have been possible. The Singapore Scout Association Annual Report 2010
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