On the 15th of July, we had our annual dinner in Stadium Chin Woo Kuala Lumpur, together with it, a tribute and a remembrance to our late Mr Liu Kwai Choong.

Seniors Preparing for Hakka Dance

The honour of being the emceee was solely the Rover Mate’s, Mr Mock Kar Wai. The dinner started at 8 o’clock and the seats were fully occupied. A slideshow showing the general timeline of recent events was played.

Kingsley Performing Scout Songs

We performed two trademark shows such as the Maori war chant by the seniors and the Zulu dance by the Boy Scouts. Later on, Mr. Gary introduced to those present our 5 scout cord achievers for both this year and last year Boy Scout and also 5 King Scouts produced last year. The scout cord achievers for 2010 is: Lee Zi Sheng, Chia Bing Xuan, Lim Jun Kit, Ivan Ong and Khoo Wen Qiang; whereas the achievers for scout cord in 2011 is: Jonathan Seow, Kong Jian Fang, Chow Jiun Huei, Goh Lian Hong, Lau Lap Yong and Chan Wooi Yean. For the one who had achieved the King Scout award are: Chooi Fuat Wai, Alvin Kuan, Wu Chu Jing, Boey Jin Wern and Joshua Yon. Mr Gary also gave  a brief talk about the King Scout scheme.

Hei yo Ta E na @ ~

Hakka Chant

Hawaiian Julu

King, Queen and Agong Scouts

Later on, we had a sing along session conducted by Mr.Kingsley. In the end, we sang “Taps” and went our separate ways back home.

Boys Singing Taps

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Paintball? Yay! Well, it ain’t that simple to begin with. Someone had to take the trouble to organise a group of Rovers who almost always have conflicting schedules. This time, the someone was Mak Aik Lam. Not only that, apparently we even got a deal with the place.

We met at KC Den before leaving for Selayang Mall. Of course, upon arriving and waiting for our turn, we did some catching up with each other, plenty of jokes and laughing around. Our turn finally came and there was a short safety briefing by an insructor. We each got our own body armour and paintball “guns”, or markers.

Game on! First round was a team elimination match, we divided the teams by shirt colours, whites vs darks. After a rather mild exchange of paintball pellets, the round was over (someone kindly comment who won, I have a poor memory). Oh, a bit about the venue. It was in a multi-storey carpark, where a part of it had been fenced using nets and the floor was covered in a layer of sawdust, presumably to reduce impact. Barrels, wooden makeshift walls served as cover.

Secound round was a capture-the-flag round. With haphazard strategy planning, gained through FPS games, we dived straight right in. This was a fierce round, both teams not letting the other take the flag in the middle of the arena. The final round was an epic team death-match. It was a round mainly to expend our excess ammo. Most aggressive round so far, with plenty of “Rambo-ing”. When it ended, we checked for injuries and it was not so bad, with most having bruises and some lacerations.

After much fun and adrenaline, someone brought up supper and ta-da! a spur-of-the-moment trip to Sungai Besi “wan tan mee” to round up the day. Well, for those who can’t make it, there is always next time. The end.

On 8 June-11 June 2011, the boyscouts had a 4 days 3 nights camp at Templer Park.

Break Flag *Salute*

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The seniors of 10th KL went for a hike at Taman Saga, Ampang. We also invited the scouts from S.M.K Confucian to join us for the hike to deepen the bonding between the two troops.

The entrance

We used public transport including LRT, RapidKL Public bus. This gave a chance to many scouts to try them out as some of them never tried public transport before.

Before we went in

At the starting of the hike all the seniors were saying that this hike would be a piece of cake but as soon as they were in the trail, they started complaining that it was too tiresome. Of course we won’t be just doing physical training just to train, there was a secret reward for them – Waterfall ( MINI ).

In the trail

At 11:38:am, The seniors arrived at the waterfall (Mini). They stripped into their underwear as they weren’t told that they would be going to play in a Waterfall (mini) . They relaxed and rejuvenated their stamina.

Waterfall ( Mini )

Not long after that, it was time to go and the skies were getting dark, not because that it was getting late, but it was going to rain. It started raining heavily when we were only half way back from the waterfall (mini). Everyone was soaked and the journey continues as there were nothing that could be done. Like what Mr. Wan Heng Yuen always say, everyone complains about the weather but no one can do anything about it, We walked on basically like playing a slide. The seniors slide down the slippery trails on their way back and they successfully reached the entrance of the trail safely but some sustained some leech bites. Then, the seniors went back to school.

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