Kem Jati Diri Belia lahirkan belia mantap

Oleh : Dk. Ivy Malessa Pg. Ibrahim
Foto : Abdul Kadir Md. Tahir

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Ahad, 21 Mac. – Program ‘Outreach’, Kem Jati Diri Belia diharapkan akan dapat melahirkan belia yang komited, berdaya tahan serta mempunyai jati diri yang mantap, di samping lebih bertanggungjawab kepada semua perkara termasuk diri sendiri, masyarakat, keluarga dan negara.

Ke arah itu, Jabatan Belia dan Sukan (JBS) telah mengendalikan program tersebut bermula dengan sesi pendaftaran peserta terdiri dari para belia dari seluruh negara.

PESERTA Kem Jati Diri Jabatan Belia dan Sukan semasa ditunjuk ajar cara membuat pertolongan cemas oleh Ahli Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah.

Hadir pada acara yang berlangsung di Kompleks Sukan Air Serasa itu para pegawai dan kakitangan JBS.

Pada sesi itu para peserta juga diberikan taklimat mengenai tujuan, kandungan program, lokasi dan jangka masa program disampaikan oleh Setiausaha Program, Awang Nassir bin Pungut termasuk penerangan mengenai pertolongan cemas (1st Aid) disampaikan oleh salah seorang ahli Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah.

Awang Nassir dalam taklimatnya menerangkan, program tersebut antara lain bertujuan mendedahkan para belia kepada aktiviti agresif dan mencabar yang memerlukan keberanian, ketabahan minda dan kekuatan fizikal.

Ia juga bertujuan memupuk keyakinan diri serta memberikan kesedaran dalam mewujudkan semangat kerjasama dan rasa tanggungjawab terhadap diri sendiri, kumpulan, masyarakat, ugama, bangsa dan negara serta menanamkan rasa cinta terhadap alam sekitar dan alam semula jadi.

Selain dari itu program tersebut juga mendekatkan diri peserta untuk mengenali alam flora dan fauna di samping menghargai dan memelihara alam sekitar negara ini.

PESERTA Kem Jati Diri Jabatan Belia dan Sukan semasa ditunjuk ajar cara membuat pertolongan cemas semasa mangsa mengalami kecederaan di bahagian leher oleh Ahli Persatuan Bulan Sabit Merah.

Program lima hari itu juga bertujuan untuk mengisikan masa lapang belia semasa cuti persekolahan penggal pertama dengan aktiviti-aktiviti positif, lasak dan mencabar.

Setiap daerah diwakili oleh 12 belia berumur di antara 16 hingga 19 tahun.

Antara aktiviti program termasuk sesi suai kenal, aktiviti keagamaan dan patriotik, kerja-kerja berkumpulan, mendaki bukit, Bar (abseiling), ekspedisi kayak, Malam Solo dan Malam Mac (Night March & Solo Night), halangan, permainan (games), ̀Orienteering’, sukan pantai dan kesedaran diri `Hidup Positif’.

Di akhir program para peserta program juga akan diberikan sijil penyertaan.

- Pelita Brunei. Sabtu, 27 Mac 2010.

Exposing youths to challenging activities at Serasa camp

By Danial Norjidi

Participants learn the proper way of using a bandage

Participants learning how to help an unconscious person

The Jati Diri Youth Camp began yesterday at the Serasa Water Sports Complex.

Organised by the Youth Section of the Youth and Sports Department, Ministry of Culture, Youth and Sports, the camp is expected to go on until March 25.

The camp is aimed at exposing youths to aggressive and challenging activities that require courage, mental toughness and physical strength.

It is also aimed at nurturing their self-confidence while also helping them to enhance cooperation and responsibility among themselves for the community, religion, race and country.

Other objectives include to nurture care towards the environment and to bring them closer and allow them to get to know the flora and fauna while also appreciating and protecting the environment and to fill the youths' free time with positive activities that are challenging.

The camp has 12 youths aged between 16 and 19 years old participating as representatives from each of the four districts.

Religious and patriotic activities, group work, hiking, abseiling, kayaking and beach games are just some of the activities being held as part of the youth camp's programme.

All the participants will be given certificates for participation at the end of the programme on March 25 at the Serasa Water Sports Complex.

- Borneo Bulletin. March 22nd, 2010.

Team-building camping for school cadets concludes

Adam Radhi

TUTONG

Monday, March 22, 2010

A FOUR-DAY camping programme for uniformed associations in schools and colleges throughout the country came to an end yesterday.

Some 169 students who are members of six uniformed associations took part in a camping programme designed to nurture the values of tolerance, understanding and spirits of cooperation.

The programme is a joint initiative of the Co-curricular Education Department, Ministry of Education and Royal Brunei Armed Forces (RBAF) and was held at RBAF Training Centre at Penanjong Camp, Tutong.

The participants were made up of cadets from Brunei Darussalam Scouts Association, Fire and Rescue Department, Royal Brunei Police Force, Red Crescent and the Royal Brunei Armed Forces.

The activities conducted during the camping mainly focused building self-identity as a team, such as futsal, for the boys and netball for the girls, aerobics and a shooting competition.

The routine for most part of the camp was a day starting at four in the morning, and then congregating for morning prayers, followed by morning exercise.

Other activities included demonstrations and lectures on various topics such as fire safety, basic map reading and weapons training.

According to one of the participants, through the programme, they have gained much knowledge and experience.

He expressed his appreciation for the opportunities to interact and get to know the members of uniform teams from different secondary schools and colleges around the country.

He related that through activities they had learned leadership and administrative skills, as well as had the opportunity to build a better sense of responsibility, friendship and teamwork.

"I would also like to express my gratitude to the organisers for granting us the opportunity in participating in the camp from the beginning until the end. We are proud to have been able to go through the camp," he said.

To mark the last night spent in camp, the cadets enjoyed a night of entertainment, where a presentation of our rich culture was displayed.

According to the organisers, an important part of this camp is that the students put into good use their school holidays with activities designed to develop their self-esteem and personality. The camp was organised in conjunction with the 39th anniversary of the formation of Royal Brunei Armed Forces Military Cadet. It is also as part of the first Pre-Brunei International Cadet Exchange Programme which is planned to be held in March 2011 where the participants are expected to include military cadets from neighbouring countries.



Participating cadets during the closing ceremony of the camping programme held at the RBAF Training Centre in Penanjong Camp, Tutong. Picture: BT/Adam Radhi

-The Brunei Times. March 22nd, 2010

Uniformed groups end camping

By H Bat & Zai

ABOVE & BELOW: Uniformed team members and groups from secondary schools and colleges at the closing ceremony. Photos: H Bat & Zai

The uniformed team members/groups from secondary schools and colleges recently ended their camping experience in a closing ceremony at the Royal Brunei Armed Forces Training Institute.

The guest of honour who officially closed the camping event was the Commandant of the Royal Brunei Armed Forces Training Institute, Pehin Datu Perkerma Jaya Kolonel Mohd Tawih bin Abdullah.

The ceremony began with a mass recital of the surah al-fatihah led by PW2 (DSM) KT Haji Mahdini bin Haji Ismail. The chairperson of the camping event was Major Idris bin OKMB Haji Othman, commanding military cadet officer. A representative of the camp participants, Sjn KT Burhasan bin Bujang, spoke at the event.

-Borneo Bulletin. March 23rd, 2010

Majlis penutup perkhemahan pasukan beruniform sekolah-maktab

Oleh H Bat & Zai

Sebahagian peserta perkhemahan pasukan beruniform sekolah menengah dan maktab yang menghadiri majlis penutup berkenaan.

TUTONG, Isnin - Perkhemahan pasukan-pasukan beruniform sekolah-sekolah menengah dan maktab-maktab seluruh negara kali pertama yang bermula 18 Mac lalu kini berakhir dengan majlis penutup yang diadakan di Dewan Makan Institut Latihan Angkatan Bersenjata Diraja Brunei.

Hadir selaku tetamu kehormat dan menutup rasmi perkhemahan ini ialah Komandan Institut Latihan Angkatan Bersenjata Diraja Brunei, Pehin Datu Perkema Jaya Kolonel Mohd Tawih Abdullah.

Majlis penutup rasmi ini di mulakan bacaan surah al-Fatihah beramai-ramai di ketuai oleh PW2 (DSM) KT Haji Mahdini Haji Ismail diikuti dengan ucapan alu-aluan oleh pengerusi perkhemahan, Mejar Idris OKMB Haji Othman, Pegawai Memerintah Pasukan Kadet Tentera ABDB. Seterusnya ucapan dari wakil peserta perkhemahan iaitu Sarjan KT Burhasan Bujang dan ucapan penutup rasmi oleh tetamu kehormat majlis, Pehin Datu Perkema Jaya Kolonel Mohd Tawih Abdullah yang juga berkesempatan beramah mesra dengan para peserta perkhemahan.

-Media Permata. Selasa, 23 Mac 2010

Kementerian Pendidikan sasarkan 9,000 pelajar terlibat dalam pasukan-pasukan beruniform di seluruh negara

BANDAR SERI BEGAWAN, Jumaat, 19 Mac. – Kementerian Pendidikan menjangkakan statistik bagi tahun 2010 ini akan mencapai target KPI (Key Performance Indicator) 2010-2011 yang menyasarkan seramai 9,000 pelajar terlibat dalam pasukan-pasukan beruniform di semua sekolah menengah dan rendah kerajaan serta swasta di seluruh negara.

Menurut Ketua Bahagian Pasukan Beruniform, Jabatan Pendidikan Kokurikulum, Awang Jalil bin Pengarah Haji Kapitan, statistic tahun 2009 menunjukkan seramai 7,664 pelajar telah melibatkan diri dalam kegiatan pasukan-pasukan beruniform melalui sekolah-sekolah masing-masing.

KETUA Bahagian Pasukan Beruniform, Jabatan Pendidikan Kokurikulum, Awang Jalil bin Pengarah Haji Kapitan semasa berucap di Majlis Pembukaan Rasmi Perkhemahan Pasukan-Pasukan Beruniform Sekolah-Sekolah dan Maktab-Maktab Seluruh Negara dan Majlis Forum. (Foto : Abdul Kadir Mohd. Tahir)

Sehubungan itu beliau menyeru semua pihak khususnya pengetua-pengetua dan guru-guru besar agar dapat memberikan kerjasama kepada pihak Jabatan Pendidikan Kokurikulum dalam usaha untuk mendapatkan statistik pasukan beruniform masing-masing.

Beliau menjelaskan perkara itu semasa berucap di Majlis Pembukaan Rasmi Perkhemahan Pasukan-pasukan Beruniform Sekolah-sekolah dan Maktab-maktab Seluruh Negara dan Majlis Forum hari ini.

Pembukaan rasmi perkhemahan dan forum telah disempurnakan oleh Setiausaha Tetap Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Awang Sa Bali bin Abas selaku tetamu kehormat pada majlis yang berlangsung di Dewan Raya, Radio Televisyen Brunei (RTB) di ibu negara.

SETIAUSAHA Tetap Jabatan Perdana Menteri, Awang Sa Bali bin Abas hadir selaku tetamu kehormat menyempurnakan Pembukaan Rasmi Perkhemahan Pasukan-Pasukan Beruniform Sekolah-Sekolah dan Maktab-Maktab Seluruh Negara dan Majlis Forum. (Foto : Abdul Kadir Mohd. Tahir)

Forum yang membincangkan tajuk ̀Kualiti Kepimpinan dan Pasukan Beruniform ́ sempena Sambutan Maulud Nabi Muhammad Sallallahu ‘Alaihi Wasallam dipengerusikan oleh Ketua Bahagian Keagamaan, Jabatan Pendidikan Kokurikulum, Awang Haji Sammali bin Haji Adam, manakala ahli-ahli panel ialah Pegawai Tugas-Tugas Khas Bahagian Dasar dan Inspektorat, Kementerian Hal Ehwal Ugama, Dayang Hajah Zasia binti Haji Sirin dan Ketua Kegiatan Luar, Jabatan Pendidikan Kokurikulum, Awang Ali bin Haji Ismail.

Perkhemahan selama empat hari, bermula pada 18 Mac itu disertai oleh 187 orang ahli pasukan beruniform yang terdiri dari Pasukan Kadet Tentera Angkatan Bersenjata Diraja Brunei (ABDB), Pasukan Kadet Polis Diraja Brunei, Pasukan Kadet Bomba dan Penyelamat, Pasukan Pengakap, Pasukan Pandu Puteri dan Pasukan Bulan Sabit Merah serta 35 orang guru pengawas.

FORUM yang disempenakan dengan sambutan Maulud Nabi Muhammad s.a.w. membincangkan tajuk ‘Kualiti Kepimpinan dan Pasukan Beruniform’. (Foto : Abdul Kadir Mohd. Tahir)


Aktiviti-aktiviti sepanjang perkhemahan itu antaranya, berlari pagi, menaikkan bendera dan menyanyikan lagu kebangsaan, senaman, perlawanan sukan, lawatan, persembahan hiburan dan latihan senjata.

Antara objektif perkhemahan tersebut di adakan ialah untuk menanam sikap taat setia kepada negara melalui pasukan beruniform serta melahirkan sikap tanggungjawab dan semangat kerjasama di antara ahli-ahli pasukan beruniform.

(Oleh : Bolhassan Haji Abu Bakar)

- Pelita Brunei, Sabtu, 20 Mac 2010.

1st Uniformed Cadets Camp opens

Guest of honour (C) with other guests.

Developing one's identity through sports, religious, safety, introductory military and recreational as well as entertainment programmes are the aims of the first Uniformed Cadets Camp for Secondary Schools and Colleges in Brunei, co-organised by the Co-Curriculum Department's Uniformed Group Section as well as the Royal Brunei Armed Forces Army Cadet Group. It was officiated yesterday at Radio Television Brunei's Dewan Raya in Bandar Seri Begawan.

The guest of honour was Sa Bali bin Abas, Permanent Secretary at the Prime Minister's Office.

One hundred and eighty seven members from six uniformed groups - Army Cadets, Police Cadets, Fire and Rescue Cadets, Scouts, Girl Guides and the Red Crescent - involving schools and colleges nationwide are participating in the four-day camp which began on Thursday and supervised by 35 teacher-cadets.

Also present were the Deputy Permanent Secretary (Core Education) at the Ministry of Education, Suhaila Hj Abdul Karim, and co-chairmen of the camp as well as department directors and facilitators of the camp.

The opening ceremony was followed by a religious forum entitled 'Kualiti Kepimpinan dan Pasukan Beruniform' or Leadership Qualities and Uniformed Groups.

- Borneo Bulletin, Saturday March 20th, 2010.