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s we continue to work at bringing you each
issue of Ohana! with contents close to
our hearts, it has been a crazy time at our
computers. Nobody quite knows how things should
be, deadlines always seem to be looming, and yet,
miraculously, we manage to produce what you hold
now fairly on time.
That’s similar to what the team that went for
the recent Overseas Service Learning Trip to Sri
Lanka experienced. With a short runway to prepare
and plan for the trip, they managed to overcome
adversities and break new ground. In our Top Story,
we feature snippets of their experience and ask
them what has changed in them through the trip.
On a different note, PRIMERS in Singapore
had their fair share of fun and experience through
events like Rough It Out Camp, Amazing Race, Mid
Autumn Festival Celebrations.
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 FROM THE CAPTAIN

REVISIT and
must have been a moment of
comfort for many “mosquito
stricken PRIMERS” as they
ploughed their minds into

CELEBRATE
preparing something for
dinner for one another.
Because coming together for
each other (stomachs) could
Greetings, OHANA! WE ARE ONE FAMILY! take away our individual discomfort away and drive

I
t was a saturday evening, I was in my us with a purpose.
comfortable bermudas and walking around It’s such moments that I observe & look out
after having a nice cool coconut for the for people with “Great Attitude” & not just attitude.
evening in Ubin. Then I heard the sound of metal: How do I see that? - It’s when people after a long
“KLING! KLANG!” and lots of noise and laughter. As day still chose to give themselves regardless how
I approached the source I was greeted by the smell they are (tired), what has happened to them
of luncheon meat and curry and I LOVE IT. (mosquito abused – some as many as 20 bites)
It was the favourite time of the year when and choose others above themselves. For that it’s
PRIMERS would gather in numbers to cook for one one of my favourite moments to watch the youths
another and not just throw food into boiling soup. demonstrate who they can really be from the inside
In our recent Rough It Out Camp in Ubin, that of them if they just let it out.
These great moments prepare us for other
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opportunities to let out the joy that God’s goodness
has placed in us to bring smiles and strength unto
those who we reach out to.
One such instance is our recent trip to Sri Lanka
for re-forestation, sports day and children teaching
project. The hard work and punishing hot weather
could not stop our faces from smiling and doing
what little we could for the children and villages
of the village of Thirukkovil, Ampara District, Sri
Lanka.
I can still see the smiling faces of our Sri Lanka
friends there and fever stricken PRIMERS & Officers.
Yet the inner strength and love placed within us
allowed them to press on and finish the project. We
may not have changed the world like recent Nobel
Laureate US President Obama. Yet I believe they
are changing the lives of the children and villagers
there, ONE LIFE AT A TIME. Clap! Clap!
As we continue to harness the strength of
coming together, I would like to welcome the
various Primers companies that will be joining us
for the Inter Primers Olympics Day 2009.
Because in the games, “GOT SLOW ONE, GOT
FAST ONE, GOT WIN ONE, GOT LOSE ONE”
May these friendly games bring out both fun
and great sportsmanship among our primers as we
celebrate new friendships and re-visit old ones.

In His Love,
Captain Danny Lee

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 TOP STORY

STANDING on
CLEAR GROUND
This September marks a new chapter for 14 youths as they embark on a journey that brings
them out of their comfort zone, into the unknown land of Sri Lanka. Apart from simply doing
community restoration work, they went through series of classes as well as a strict selection
process, which aids them on their journey of growth and self-discovery

2
1 September 2009 marks the day that technical difficulties, the plane was not able to
the Overseas Service Learning Trip (OSLT) depart as scheduled. Experiencing this for the first
participants have been preparing and waiting time, Wen Sze the President of SP.PRIMERS, said:
for. When asked about his feelings before going for “Thoughts of calamity plague my mind as I embarked
the trip to Sri Lanka, Sebastian, Vice President of on the plane in an hour’s time. In fact, I prayed and
SP.PRIMERS shared: “I can’t help but feel excited as hoped that the three and a half hour flight would
I am about to enter a place that would be placing end and touch down at Colombo instantly.”
me out of my comfort zone, I was a little reluctant
as I know that I will be missing home.” Sri Lanka, here we come!
After the send off by Despite the initial scare,
fellow PRIMERS and their the team reached Colombo
“It was quite a touching sight to without a hitch. They met
families at the airport, the
team went through the see so many people coming down up with the local youth
departure gates and finally to send us off, wishing that we will volunteers and proceeded to
entered the plane. have a safe trip to Sri Lanka.” settle down at Goldie Sands
However due to some resort to rest for the night.
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 The torment commenced after breakfast - the had planted the previous year had died due to the
440km mini-bus ride to Thirukkovil Campsite, where weather and I know the seriousness of how big the
they will be spending their next nine nights at. impact weather has on the camp.”
“We sang songs, played games and slept
our way through to counter the long and bumpy Weeding
journey to the campsite,” Clare, a third year student One of
shared. the primary
After a gruelling objectives of
12 hour ride, the team the team was
finally reached their to clear the
destination and were field so that the
warmly welcomed foundation can
by the villagers who be laid for a
presented them with playground.
handcrafted flowers as What the
a sign of hospitality. team needed to do was to pluck out and remove
all the weeds that were in the field. However, it was
Surveying the land not an easy task as they did not have any tools and
The next had to resort to using their hands. It tested many of
morning, Pastor Ram, the members’ determination and perseverance.
the campsite manager Maggie, a first year student, shared: “It was
brought the team around to show them the progress really tiring and I wanted to give up at times.
of the restoration work as well as the areas that the However, looking at the rest of the teammates who
team will be clearing for the playground. were working as hard as I was, I continued to press
on. They motivated me to carry on.”

Games day
The team also organized a mini games carnival
for the children over the weekend. Yun Ting, a
first year student revealed her initial fear: “I was

This allowed the team to understand what

drought had caused this once beautiful land to
become. Benjamin, who visited the camp for the
second time reflected: “Most of the trees that we

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worried on how to lead the children in the games The basic English lessons were conducted over
as they may not understand a single word that I say. 2 days. The children were taught about emotions
Thankfully, one of the campsite staff helped us out and conversational English. Each child was also
by translating what we said into Tamil.” given a goodie bag with writing materials.
Although the games played were simple, many
of the participants felt really happy. They saw the
innocence and simplicity in the Sri Lankan children
and how contented they were with what they have.
It was a totally different experience for many of
them.

Movie night
After the games carnival, the team set up the
venue for the screening of “Kungfu Panda”. Both
young and old came to watch the movie together
under the clear blue sky. The team joined them too.
To many of the locals, it was their first time watching
the movie.
The team was glad to be able to complete
School visit most of the tasks assigned to them, some of which
were unexpected. “The locals made us some
refreshing homemade tea after all the classes had
ended, which marks the closing of the teaching.”
commented Benjamin.

Tsunami site visit

On the last day at the camp, the team visited
the beach where the tsunami hit. King Kit, a first
year student, described how he felt: “The damage
inflicted by the Tsunami waves are still there.
Cement houses were washed away, leaving only the
foundation. I am relieved that the villagers are now
leading a rather contented life.”

Out of the many activities that the team was

involved in, they also took time to visit a school
in town. They conducted some mass icebreaking
games before splitting into smaller groups to
engage in more fun. Most of the games taught were
games learnt in Singapore. The children were very
supportive and enthusiastic in playing the games.
Before the team left, they exchanged contact
numbers, emails and addresses with the students.

Teaching
Conducting computer and basic English lessons
for the children were other mini-projects that the
team had planned. The children were generally able
to grasp what was being taught, which is Microsoft Coming to an end
PowerPoint, and had not much difficulties in It was the final day of work for the team and
understanding. they finished up with what was left in the fields.
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Pastor Ram came into the field and commented and there were much laughter in the room. When
that the team did more than enough. With a asked how she felt about the surprise, Rui Ying
delightful heart, the team gathered the weeds and answered: “I’m touched that everyone stopped what
burned them in a huge bonfire! Photos were taken they were doing and came to the girls’ apartment
to commemorate the end of the project. just to sing a birthday song for me. I was amused to
What was the most rewarding thing of the see people using mosquito coil as a candle. When I
work in Sri Lanka was blew at it, it actually became brighter.”
to laze on the canvas
sheet in the open, Home sweet home
admiring the beautiful Finally, it was time to board the plane for
starlit sky. “We Singapore. Many of them cannot wait to meet their
chatted till the next families and friends back home. Deep inside their
morning and the best hearts, they were missing many things from Sri
part of it had to be the Lanka – the nights spent stargazing, the moments
shooting stars! This spent talking, the meals shared, and even the
was the best night of plucking of the weeds. What was most precious for
the whole trip for many,” said Owen, a second year many of them was the time spent together.
student. “I reminisced the days I spent in the village.
I was looking forward to going back home but
Back to civilization somewhere deep inside my heart, I felt a slight tug of
As the team loaded all the logistics and bags nostalgia. Those were the beautiful days we spent,
into the vehicles, many of the locals came to bid the disconnected from the fast-paced world and yet not
team farewell. As they left for Colombo, the team even worried for a slightest bit. The moments I had
waved their way out of the camp. in Sri Lanka with the team will always be precious to
After a 12 hours me,” concluded Sebastian.
bus ride, the team
was finally backed
to civilization. They
checked into two
apartments in the
hotel and had a good
night’s rest on soft
beds and showered
with warm water.
Geraldine, a second year student, commented:
“It feels so nice to be in Colombo because it is
just as modernized as Singapore, plus there are
comfortable beds, sofas and good toilet facilities.”

OSLT style
At 12am Singapore time, the boys went to
the girls’ apartment to surprise Rui Ying, a first
year student, for her birthday. Without any candle,
Huishan, one of the facilitators, suggested using a
mosquito coil as replacement. It shocked Rui Ying

Finishing and surviving OSLT 09 does not mark the end of growth and self-discovery of the
participants, in fact it marks a new beginning as their hard work parallels a new seed, its
fruit yet to been seen and only time would tell how successful they will be.

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What are you doing?

Home update

Sebastian Going home, but I know I will miss this place and the time
spent with the team and the locals.
9:43 PM, 2 October 09, Flight CX710

Geraldine Celebrating Rui Ying’s birthday now, using mosquito coils!

10:40 PM, 1 October 09, Global Towers Hotel Colombo

Owen Burning the weeds that we’ve plucked over the days!
6:12 PM 30 September 09 from Thirukkovil Campsite Field

King Kit Drinking fresh coconut juice while enjoying the sea breeze.
12:10 PM 30 September 09 from Thirukkovil Campsite Beach

Benjamin Glad that the classes have somehow managed to work out
fine and the works in the fields are nearly completed.
9:43 PM PM 29 September 09 from Thirukkovil Campsite

Rui Ying I understood the truth in “change is always constant in Sri

Lanka”.
8:39 PM 28 September 09 from Thirukkovil Campsite

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 more
Clare Visiting a school now. A large group of kids have been waiting for
us!
3:39 PM 28 September 09 from Thirukkovil Village School

Yun Ting Going to conduct a games carnival now. A little worried yet
excited.
2:56 PM 27 September 09 from Thirukkovil Campsite

Hathaway The day ended early for everyone was tired out, tired from
all the playing and fun.
5:46 PM 26 September 09 from Passakuda Beach

Wilfred Till date, it has always been the husbands and children that we
have interacted with. Rarely we get to talk to a mother...
3:51 PM 26 September 09 from Passakuda Beach

Siman Thought buffaloes will be attracted to red color but Pastor told
us they will not be. I was relieved as I was wearing red!
10:13 AM 25 September 09 from Thirukkovil Campsite

Fang Yi Ben has been complaining of headaches and now he’s fallen
sick. This is bad.
8:00 PM 23 September 09 from Thirukkovil Campsite

Maggie The villagers presented us with handcrafted flowers and ice

Coca-Cola, something that is considered extremely luxurious to them!
9:32 PM 22 September 09 from Thirukkovil Campsite

Wen Sze I know that I am in the midst of a family.

6:45 PM 21 September 09 from T1, Changi Airport

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 WHAT’S BEEN HOT

Away from the urban

accessories, embracing the
sights and music of mother
nature, SP.PRIMERS venture
on a journey out of the
concrete jungle of mainland
Singapore to the peaceful
atmosphere of Pulau Ubin.

Change from
Deep Within
R
ough It Out Camp, better known as RIOcamp as there were no rice cookers, only the old kettle
has been a defining camp through the years and woks from the previous era were available.
of SP.PRIMERS’ history. This camp focuses It actually daunted a few of the campers as
primarily on bringing participants out of their Jolene from group “Ahar!” shared: “I really needed
comfort zones, challenging them mentally while some time to accept the cooking utensils. Reason
inculcating in them PRIMERS core values of Care, being that the wok and stuff seemed to be really
Share and Wait. dirty, with a thick layer of accumulated dirt, and we
were supposed to cook our meals with it.”
Kampong Style There were no nice bunks with air-conditioners
In order to achieve the above objectives, the for the campers to sleep in. However Alan from
settings had to be special. Besides being a camp held group “Super Seniors” saw joy in this: “We were
offshore, campers also had the freedom to choose sleeping in the open area where it is definitely
how their meals would be like by preparing them on cooler and is able to behold the nice scenery in the
their own. However this came with the constraints morning.”

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 Buiding teams
Life journey The groups went through a series of station
On the first night after settling down, the games aimed to bond the group together while
campers proceeded for their first faciliation session. having immense fun at the same time.
It was very different from previous camps where it “One of
was all about fun. This time round there were lessons the stations
to be learnt as they go through the program. that really put
“I couldn’t hold back my tears during the our group to
session on the first night, but sharing with people the test was
makes me feel much better and I got the ‘Trust
to know each and everyone Walk’. All
deeper,” reflected Ling of us
Huan from the group
“Super Seniors”. were blindfolded and had our feet tied
together. Our group leader(GL) guided
Captain Planet us to overcome the obstacles along
On a sunny the way. We actually had no other
Saturday morning, alternatives but solely put our trust
the campers did in him,” said Ling Huan.
something not
everyone had Nobody, but you!
the motivation to As night fell, each group had to
do: cleaning up the perform an item along the theme:
beaches of Pulau Ubin “Rough It Out”. Many creative
as it happened to be and hilarious performances
International Coastal Clean were put up, illustrating the
Up Day too. It was tedious and journey they went through and
demanding but none of them gave lessons learnt.
up. There was a large quantity of Janice from ‘Ahar!’
rubbish, ranging from bottles to jerry commented: “I enjoyed the
cans. gala night alot as the skits
After the activity, Jun Hong from group were very funny and
“Imba” said: “I was really impressed with interesting!”
one of the officer, for sharing a story Of course, the gala
that made us understand that even if night did not end off
we can’t clear all the litter out there, just like that. The camp
our effort made a difference!” committee performed
What makes this course of action a Captain Planet dance
memorable was that unlike others, the while the highlight while
campers chose to sacrifice their precious the GLs danced to the song
sleeping time for the environment. of ‘Nobody’.

Check out Chek Jawa

Campers had an opportunity to experience
Ubin’s scenery on Sunday morning. It was a good
way to remember their whole trip by basking in
the pure beauty of nature. This is something not
everyone have the chance to enjoy.
Ziling from ‘Imba’ revealed: “During the walk
to Chek Jawa, our water supply was depleting,
yet no matter how thirsty we were, we chose to
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share our water. We’re bonded through these bits
and pieces, and we learnt how to Care, Share and
Wait.”
Appreciation
To end off, Sebastian, the Camp Commandant
for RIOcamp 09 concluded: “I felt this camp was a
success because the committee worked hard and
were willing to sacrifice their time and effort for it.
They chose to take ownership and gave their all.
I thank the committee, as they went through
sleepless nights, stressful days and brain cracking
time just for this camp. Their heart of service were
clearly shown.

Lessons learnt
It was a fulfilling 3D2N camp for many. Just ask
Ling Huan: “I’ve learnt to be even more independent
after this camp and it was a really good experience
for me. I’m glad to know that so many people
actually cares for me, they even share their things
with me and also wait for me even when Im lagging
behind or when I was feeling unwell.”
Clare from ‘Pokemon’ added: “All in all, I am
really grateful that this camp was organized in the
way it was. Everything was really great except that
the itches from the mosquito bites were intolerable!
I suppose these were unavoidable though!”

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 NOT FORGETTING

Held during the

holidays, Amazing Race 09
consists of game stations
set up in locations ranging
from Chinese Garden to
Marina Barrage as the
family came together to
play and race each other
in friendly competition.

RACE
to the
A
spin-off from the popular television
series, Amazing Race allowed
participants to experience the
PODIUM! point unknowingly! Nevertheless, I’m glad that I’m
adrenaline themselves.
given this role as it allowed me to learn and gain
Participants were handed clues to the location
experience out of it.”
of their next game station and the key thing to
winning, is knowing the Singapore transport network
As amazing as it sounds
at your finger tips. Participants were not allowed to
Ask any of the participants how much fun
take cabs as a medium to their destinations.
they had during the event, many would use tons of
volcabulary to describe the experience.
The first time
Just ask Jin Siang, a year two student and we
Many go through first
know the response: “It kept my
time experiences in PRIMERS
group thinking and sweating the
and it was no different for Rong
whole day. Even our first station
Yuan. The committee member
at Chinese Garden already
of Amazing Race 09 exclaimed:
made us climb the multi-storey
“It’s my first time being in the
pagoda up & down several
program department. While I
times, breaking our first drop
was briefing the participants,
of sweat of the day. We were to
I actually gave away the
search for clues that could lead
location of the last check
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 high fever the day before and it did not subside
even when we were running along the way.”
“I did not want to disappoint the group, I guess
it is the strong bond of friendship between us that
really pushed me on.”

Let’s do it again!
Despite the competition, the family had fun
together. “Unfortunately, due to people going for
the Overseas Service Learning Trip, a few of my
cluster members were not around. If not I bet the
Amazing Race would be even more interesting and
competitive, I look forward to the next Amazing
Race and will definitely strive to win it this time, ”
said Jin Siang, whose group came in second.
Ivan added: “ Overall it was fun even though I
had to go home with numb and painful legs.”

us to our next destination, and during the race we

had to climb up Kent Ridge Park just to take a photo
or two. At one of the stations located at Vivocity, we
were required to take photo with strangers wearing
special slippers.

Through the odds

Even through this event, it was evident that the
family spirit and bond was strong. Ling Huan shared:
“I thought of backing out at first as I was down with

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 LAST BUT NOT LEAST

Playing with candles

and lanterns seemed
like something that
we do in the past.
This year, the family
gathered under
the moonlight to
relive some of
these childhood
memories.

Over the Moon

W
e can now live in comfort, without fears beater saw it, he was filled with joy. Ever since, he
of accidentally ingesting snippets of cloth will eat a cake whenever he sees a full moon, thus
(according to some legend) while we naming it mooncake.
feast on mooncakes. Story 2: In the future, the earth will be
This September, SP.PRIMERS took the chance destroyed and all of human race will move to the
to organize a gathering to find out how everyone is moon. However, there lived a moon monster near
doing admist their holidays as some were busy with where the people were staying. Thankfully, the
Industrial Training Programmes (ITP), while others moon was made of flour and the human made
were enjoying their well-deserved rest. cakes projectiles out of it to slaughter the monster.
Therefore, they eat mooncakes to remember that
The legend?
The participants took part in a mini
competition, coming out with creative versions to
the Mid-autumn festival legend. Many of the teams
came up with wacky and fun stories to share such
as these:
Story 1: Long time ago, there was a gong-
beater during ancient times who worked day and
night for a living. One night, he was resting under a
full moon, feeling really tired, and starving. Suddenly
a cake dropped from the sky, and when the gong-
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day. way we were seated and able to talk to friends, Due
to our ITP, we hardly have time for any other things.
Coffee, tea or mooncake However thanks to this event, I managed to have a
After hearing all the interesting stories, the little gathering with them” commented Huiqi, the
mooncakes in the goodie bags provided some sort event head.
of energy for the starving partipants.
“I’ve never eaten a mooncake with so many
friends before. I found out that there were many
varieties of mooncakes, especially one as small as
this!” exclaimed Jonathan, a third year PRIMER.

Lights, sparklers and action!

Sparks and smoke encompassed West Coast
Park as the participants lit up their lanterns and
sparklers. Wandering through the fields like stars in
the night sky, the PRIMERS set off in their individual
walk around the park.

Being a family
All in all, this brings us to the core values of
a PRIMERS Family, Caring for the well-being of one
another by knowing
how he is doing,
Sharing experiences
with one another
and Waiting for one
another to arrive.
Talking late into the
night and sharing
Jonathan added: “I felt that I was brought back stories are truly simple
to my childhood days. It was different this time as things. However, it is
I was with a group of older-than-usual people but these simple pleasures
found enjoyment in such simple pleasures.” that turn out to be life’s
greatest treasures.
Ending off
“Although we were not involved in many
activities for this event, I really enjoyed it, I like the

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 UPCOMING HITS - November / December
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Have a heart, share a gift. Christmas is approaching and there
are people out there who are less fortunate. This is your chance
to contribute by giving your heart and effort by participating
through collection , distribution and donation of items from the
month of November to December.

Year End Party

What is more relaxing, fun and memorable than witnessing the coming of a new year with this
PRIMERS family? Join us this year as we party to the next.

Executive Committee (EXCO) Camp

So you think being part of the EXCO is all work and no play?
Well it’s time to rethink as EXCO members push aside all work
matters and engage in fun filled activities to enjoy themselves
after all the hard work serving the family.

Chill Out Chalet (COC)

Relax those tensed up nerves from all the tests and examinations.
Come and have fun and chill out with the family where you an rest your mind body and soul.
After all, it is good to give yourself some time out.

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