8th INTER-SCHOOL JOINT BSP CAMPORAL AND GSP ENCAMPENT 2019

Theme: COMMITMENT TO EXCELLENCE

BSP Section

A. Schedule of Events:

Time Day 1 Day 2 Day 3 Day 4

Feb. 19, Feb. 20, 2020 Feb. 21, 2020 Feb. 22,
2020 2020
Morning Prayer and Reveille
4:30 – 5:30
AM AOFloirendo
Quezon NHS- Reveille
NHS
5:30 – 7:00 Breakfast / Clean Up
Arrival Flag Up
Flag Up Ceremony
7:00 – 7:15 of Ceremony
San Vicente NHS
Participants Panabo NHS
(A.M) Contest Proper Closing
Flagpole Raising Program
Fancy Drill
Compass Relay Break Camp
7:30 – 11:30
Wigwag Camp
Jambo Fiesta
Signalling Clearance
Message Relay
12:00 – 1:00 Lunch Break

Knot Tying
Stretcher Drill Karera Sa Alupihan
Parade (3:00
and Bandaging Kadang Kadang
3:00 – 4:30 PM)
Scout Law Relay Sack Race Friendship
PM Grand
Chariot Raising Longest Line Game
Opening
Building
Bridge Relay

Flag Down
4:30 – 5:00 Sindaton DMA Javellana
Panabo City SHS
MHS MNHS
6:00 – 7:00 Dinner
Camp Fire
Solidarity
7:00 – 10:00 Social Night Scout Palabas
Meeting
10:00 TAPS TAPS

B. GENERAL RULES:

1. Participants must be registered Senior Scout, Rover Scout and Girl Scout.
2. Contestant in every event must wear shoes for safety purposes.
 3. Contestants must wear Type C for Boy Scouts and Camp Uniform for Girl Scouts during the
contest
4. Wearing of neckerchief and ID at all times inside the camp is a must.
5. In relay events, the runner must pass the neckerchief before the next runner runs
6. All materials shall be provided by the participating contingents.
7. Additional 10 seconds in every error.
8. No entry from each contingent shall be disqualified due to number of errors.
9. Less error/mistake and lowest time wins
10. No error/mistake and lowest time wins
11. Cheating is strictly prohibited. Any act of cheating will mean NO ENTRY.
12. Decision of the judges is final and irrevocable.
13. Scoring System:

Patrol Events Troop Events

st
1 Place 25 35
2nd Place 20 30
3rd Place 15 25
4th Place 10 20
5th Place to Last 5 15
Place
No Entry 0 0

C. TROOP EVENTS
1. FANCY DRILL (SENIOR SCOUT AND ROVER SCOUT)
Participants: 35 scouts including troop leader and flag bearer
Uniform: Complete Type “A” Uniform (Long pants or Short Pants)
Time Allotment: 5 – 6 minutes only which excludes reporting and rank inspection
Chairperson: Sctr. Elpedio M. Delina
Official Time Keeper: Sctr. Ma. Leonie Trinity Loyola

Rules:
- The participating contingent shall be given six minute time frame for their
performance.
- One (1) long whistle blast indicates that the group already reached the minimum
time of five (5) minute time frame.
- Two (2) long whistle blast indicates that they already reached the six (6) minute
time frame.
- One (1) point shall be deducted from the GROUP’S SCORE if the performance
exceeds the six (6) minute maximum time frame.
- One (1) point shall be deducted from the GROUP’S SCORE if the performance does
not reach the five (5) minutes minimum time frame.
- Deductions of error will be effective at the end score of every entry.

Criteria:
Participation 32%
Uniform 18%
 Variety of Commands 30%
Smartness of Execution 20%
Total 100%

2. SCOUT PALABAS (BSP Scouts and GSP Cadets)

Participants: 35 scouts and cadets including Senior Patrol Leader and Troop Leader
Uniform: Complete Type “A” uniform
Time Allotment: 5 – 7 minutes
Chairperson: Sctr. Meliza Joy Satur
Time Keeper: Sctr. Jeanne S. Bajao

Rules:
- The participating contingent shall be given seven (7) minute time frame for their
performance.
- Each participating contingents shall select their own piece provided it has moral
value or lesson in the presentation base on the theme “Commitment to Excellence”.
- Song, yells, drama and comical skits are allowed.
- All electronic gadgets and instruments is strictly prohibited.
- Any unscout-like manner or behavior is strictly prohibited and using of green words
in their performance will mean NO ENTRY, but allowed to finish their performance.
- One (1) point shall be deducted from the GROUP’S SCORE if the performance does
not reach the five (5) minute minimum time frame.
- One (1) point shall be deducted from the GROUP’S SCORE if the performance
exceeds the seven (7) minute maximum time frame.
- Props must be decent and must not be prone to accident or danger

Criteria

- Yells 25%
- Songs 25%
Skits:
- Mastery 25%
- Relevance to the theme 15%
- Props 10%
Total 100%

D. PATROL EVENTS
Rules and guidelines for Skills –O- Rama
 No field recorder/judge, no play policy.
 BSP Coordinators, Outfit Advisors and Senior Patrol Leaders are not allowed to
enter the arena during the contest and during the judging time.
 ONLY the Patrol/Crew Leader should remain and shall watch during the judging
period.
 Patrol/Crew Leader is allowed to clarify the judge’s decision during the JUDGING
PERIOD ONLY. After the judging, he/she will no longer be entertained anymore.
 DECISION OF THE JUDGES IS FINAL AND IRREVOCABLE
1. COMPASS RELAY
Incharge : Sctr. Glenn P. Mendoza
Participants: Eight (8) Scouts
Materials: 16 wooden tiles or illustration board
Dimension: 2 x 3 inches
Letter Size: 1.5 inches (h) x 1 inch (w)

Rules:
- All 16 wooden tiles or illustration board shall be placed on the ground. At the signal
“GO”, the scout number one (1) to the tiles and pick up two (2) tiles only and place it
on the ground according to its direction. Go back to the starting point and pass the
neckerchief to the scout number 2 who will do the same up to scout number 8.
ONLY SCOUT NUMBER 8 IS ALLOWED TO REARRANGE THE TILES ONLY ONCE BUT
ONLY ALLOWED TO PICK UP 2 TILES AT THE SAME TIME.
- Tiles must be painted white back to back.

2. MESSAGE RELAY
Incharge: Sctr. Ronald H. Escuadro
Participants: Eight (8) Scouts
Materials: 2 Ballpen and Paper

Rules:
- Scouts can apply any method of passing the message.
- Only scout number (8) will submit the written message to the field recorder in a
sheet of paper.
- Each misspelled word automatically add TEN (10) counts/seconds.

3. SCOUT LAW RELAY

Incharge: Sctr. Erwin Agudo
Participants: Twelve (12) Scouts
Materials: Two (2) Ballpens
Twelve (12) pieces of illustration board
Illustration Board Size: 3 x 5 inches

Rules:
- All Illustration boards must be checked by the event incharge
- Each scout shall write legibly the scout law on a piece of illustration board according
to its item number

4. KNOT TYING
Incharge: Sctr. Jayson B. Juen
Participants: Eight (8) Scouts
Two (2) Scouts assigned to hold the pole
Materials: Nine (9) abaca ropes with tag of different type of knots (2x3 inches,
plywood)
One (1) Pole

Knots: CLOVE HITCH TIMBER HITCH

TAUT LINE SQUARE KNOT
TWO HALVES HITCHES SHEET BEND
BOWLINE SHEEP SHANK

5. WIGWAG SIGNALLING
Incharge : Vincent Christopher De Asis
Participants: Four (4) Scouts
Materials: Wigwag Pole (5 feet, height)
Wigwag Flag (any size)
Ballpen and Paper

Rules:
- Prepared message will be given by the field judge.
- The contestants will be posted at specific distance.
- At the signal “GO” senders will immediately transmit the message as fast as he
could do to the receiver.
- After receiving the entire transmitted message the RECIEVER immediately run or
approach the field recorder, render hand salute and present his/her received
message.
- Each misspelled word automatically add THREE (10) counts/seconds.

6. FIRE BUILDING BY FRICTION

Incharge : Sctr. Michael Rubino
Participants: Four (4) Scouts
Materials: Bamboo Splints
Bolo / Knife
Rules:
- All materials shall be submitted to the field judge for inspection
- At the signal “GO” the scouts run to their designate place and start working to
produce fire
- The crew that produces fire (NOT SMOKE) first wins the event

7. STRETCHER DRILL AND BANDAGING

Incharge : Sctr. Lemuel Bardoquillo
Participants: Four (4) Scouts in complete Type “A” uniform
One (1) Scout as a victim in Type “A” uniform
Materials: Neckerchief ,not less than 12 pieces
Six (6) pieces of improvised splints minimum of 6 pieces
Two (2) pieces of wooden poles, not less than 6 feet long
Rules:
- The scouts will be aligned in a distance and at the signal “GO”, they will run to the
place where the patient is posted laid on the ground.
- Written problem will be placed on the breast of the victim for careful analysis.
 - After reading the problems the scouts should strictly follow the instruction carefully
and apply the necessary bandaging.
- Return to the starting point carrying the victim slowly without running.

8. FLAGPOLE RAISING
Incharge: Sctr. Elpedio Delina
Participants: Eight (8) Scouts
Materials:

Materials No. of Pieces Length Diameter

Wooden Pole 5 5 ft 2 inches
Rope 14 ¼ inch
Wooden Insert 8
May be determined
Peg (Wooden/Iron) 6 No specific
by the Outfit Advisor
Hammer 1 dimension
Patrol Flag 1

Knots to be used:
Clove Hitch to start and round lash with wooden insert, with no less
than 10 proppings for joining the poles and end the lashing with clove
hitch. Tautline hitch for tying the peg and timber hitch for guy lines

Rules:
- Materials are filed at a distance.
- At signal “GO” the contestants will run to designated place where the materials are
being placed and start constructing the flagpole.
- After the poles are assembled to form a flagpole, the contestants shall raise or hoist
the flag and execute hand salute facing the field recorder/judge.
- The most straight pole (allowable: 12 o’clock, 1 o’clock and 11 o’clock) no error and
finished limited time wins.
- The most straight pole (allowable: 12 o’clock, 1 o’clock and 11 o’clock) less error and
finished limited time wins.
- Entry that does not meet the straight pole gets lowest score of 5 pts.
- Dismantled flagpole gets 5points.

9. CHARIOT RACE
Incharge: Sctr: Jay M. Bentayo
Participants: Eight (8) Scouts
Materials:
Wood No. of Pieces Length Diameter
2 4
Round Wood 2 5 1.5 inch
2 6
Abaca Rope 10 May be determine 0.5 inch
 1 by the OA
Patrol Flag 1 5 ft

Knots to be used: Diagonal and square lashing is the knots to be used in the
construction of chariot.
Timber Hitch use to tie the handle
Rules:
- Materials are filed at a distance.
At signal “GO” the contestants will run to designated place where the materials are
being placed and start constructing the chariot.
- After the chariot is being assembled in a designated area, the rider will ride the
chariot without the patrol flag.
- Two (2) members will hold both side of the chariot
- The rest of the members will be inside the RENDA dragging towards the finishing
line
- Dismantled due to faulty tying, members running outside the RENDA will earn 5
points automatically
- Only the rider will get the patrol flag.

E. CAMP LAYOUT AND INSPECTION

Incharge: Milky Amorato/One from GSP
Participants: One (1) Patrol from BSP
One (1) Crew from GSP
One (1) Quarter Master
Schedule:

Rules:
- The participants for inspection must wear their complete Type “A” uniform
- Participating contingents are allowed to use all available materials for camp building
such as wood, bamboo, steel bars and others.
- Result for camp lay out and inspection is not included in the final tabulation
Judging:
- Judges will determine the following for specials awards.
o Most Clean Camp
o Best In Physical Arrangement
o Best in Camp’s Gate
o Best In Display Area

F. LARO NG LAHI
Incharge : Sctr. Windsor Tan/ Ronald Escuadro
Participants: One (1) Patrol per event

Rules:
 Laro ng lahi is a friendship game only
 Each contingent must prepare their own materials except for sack race
 Result for Laro Ng Lahi is not included in the final tabulation
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- Karera sa Alupihan
- Kadang – Kadang
- Longest Line
- Sack Race
- Building Bridge – Plyboard (9 pieces)

G. COMMITTEES

Compass Relay Glenn Mendoza

Message Relay Ronald Escuadro
Fire Building By Friction Michael Rubino
Flag Pole Raising
Elpedio Delina
Fancy Drill
Chariot Race Jay Bentayo
Knot Tying Jayson Juen
Wigwag Signalling Vincent Christopher de Asis
Stretcher Drill and Bandaging Areihmar Bardoquillo
Scout Law Relay Feliver Torres
Laro Ng Lahi Windsor Tan/ Ronal Escuadro
Scout Palabas Meliza Joy Satur
Camp Lay Out and Inspection Milky Almorato
Elpedio Delina and Nathaniel
Camp Fire Case
All Woodbadgers
Jeanne Bajao
Fellowship Night
Melanie Musico
Marie Leonie Trinity Loyola
Talent Unlimited
Milky Almorato
Nathaniel Case
Elpidio Delina
Grand Parade
Israel Ranain
Erwin Agudo
Ma. Leonie Trinity Loyola
Table Officials Melanie Musico
Israel Ranain
One (1) Representative from
Field Recorders
each contingent