157TH WEDNESDAY MEETING AGENDA

(13.01.2016)
Venue: All the classrooms at the top floor of block A (1S, 1K, 1T, 1I and Bilik Maths)
Back up venue: TIME
ACTIVITIES
EXTRA DETAILS
Briefing for everyone;
- Briefing for juniors and seniors
1410F2s
and
F3s

Remind
the
GLs
and
AGLs
to
make
will be separated.
1420
sure that every group is aware of their own
agenda.
Seniors Make sure everyone knows the entire
agenda as well as what theyll be doing.

14201430
1430 1435
1435 1445

1445 1500

Administration
- Collect koko cards, take attendance, as well as
collect their registration + camp forms.
Settle down the juniors batch by batch, priotize
the J01 and J02s first.
General briefing
- Remind everyone to hand in registration forms
before CNY break.
- Remind the J01s to confirm their TTC attendance
asap.
- Tell them to follow their groups from last week.
- Tell them which class theyll be using.
J01s General knowledge from Gateway to
Scouting
Topics to cover:
1) Left handed shake
- The 2 stories of how this came about.
- The meaning behind it, like why is this better than the
usual right handed shake.

2) Scout Mottos
- The mottos of PKK, PM, PR, PK, in both BM and Eng.

PIC: Administration team

- All the seniors are doing this

together.
- Will be held in 1 Ixora.
- Wen Fang will be briefing them.
- Every seniors should be on
standby mode, especially when
we split them into their groups.

Job delegation & Venues

J01s
At: 1 Seroja, 1 Kenanga
Group AB Melanie Neoh,
Abigail
Group CD Eric Yeo, Amanda,
Kenji
Group EF Ajay, Kai Feng,
Choon Wei
Group GH Clarrisse, Jessica,
Brendan

3) Malaysia Scout logo + WOSM

- What does each colour represent?
- What do the different types of stars, crescent, reef knot
and fluer-de-lis represent?

4) Scout salute + Scout oath

- Tell them the Scout oath, as well as when do we use it
and why should every Scout memorize it.

5) Scout Uniform
- How should they sew their badges? Where should they
sew their badges? What are the badges to be sewn?
- Emphasize that they dont have to buy keahlian badge
as itll be awarded when they pass their tests.
- Why do we wear another shirt under our uniforms? (To
prevent sweat stains on our shirt, for easier removal
when we wanna do pioneering/backwoods etc)
- Difference between bronze and silver belt, as well as
why we wear canvas shoes instead of leather shoes.

J02s
At: 1 Ixora
Group 1&2 Rachel, Brenda
Group 3&4 Melanie Cher,
Natalie
Group 5&6 Yu Bin, Krystal
J03s
At: 1 Teratai
Bravo Meng Sean
Charlie Jun Hao
***Alpha will be split into half to
join Bravo and Charlie.
Others

(The latter options are only for Scouters/Rovers)

- Other basic facts like the colour of our socks, pants,
etc.

J02s Isyarat Sulit Pengakap

Signs/Tracks to cover:
a) Ikut arah batu kecil
b) Ikut jalan ini
c) Ada berita tiga langkah ke hadapan
d) Jangan ikut jalan ini
e) Kamu berpecah: tiga ke kiri dan tiga ke kanan
f) Ada bahaya
g) Jalan terus
f) Ikut arah kayu yang dipatahkan
g) Saya sudah pulang
h) Ada orang sakit
i) Ada air bersih ikut anak panah
j) Ada binatang bahaya (2 different pattern)
k) Ikut kiri
l) Ikut kanan
m) Ada perkhemahan

J03s Maps and Orienteering

Main points to cover:
a) Silva compass - Briefly on how it differs from
other compasses, as well as why is it a better
option.
b) What is the contour system? How to read them
to understand the map? (Use the printed diagrams
to show them)
c) Finding a location based on grids.
d) Identifying the distance between different
locations by calculating the scale.
e) The 3 types of North:
True North
Each day the Earth rotates about its axis once. The ends
of the axes are the True North and South poles. True
North on a map is the direction of a line of longitude
which converges on the North Pole.

Grid North
The grid lines on Ordnance Survey maps divide the UK
into one kilometre squares, east of an imaginary zero
point in the Atlantic Ocean, west of Cornwall. The grid
lines point to a Grid North, varying slightly from True
North. This variation is smallest along the central
meridian (vertical line) of the map, and greatest at the
map edges. The difference between grid north and true
north is very small and for most navigation purposes can
almost always be ignored.

Magnetic North
A compass needle points to the magnetic north pole. The
magnetic north pole is currently located in the Baffin

At: Bilik Maths

- Wen Fang and some other
people (TBC) will ask the
inactive seniors if they wanna
join in to help out in the future.
If they want, shell brief them on
what to prepare for the next
meeting, etc.
Overseer and Back up Wen
Fang

Island region of Canada, and from the UK, is west of true

north. The horizontal angular difference between True
North and Magnetic North is called MAGNETIC VARIATION
or DECLINATION.

1500 1540

Debrief everyone
- Give back koko cards

- Wen Fang will be talking to the

juniors.
- Administration team will be
handling the koko cards and
forms etc.