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Wednesday, March 27, 2013

BB Week 2013

Hi Boys, 

Please bring your BB Week card this sat if you have met your target.

Thank you.

Regards,
Qinyao


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qinyao

Thursday, March 21, 2013

The Value of Lifeskills - Straits Times 21st March


National Day Parade 2013

Dear Boys.

You are invited to participate in this year NDP at the Float@Marina Bay to celebrate the nation's 48th birthday.

Participants will be awarded with extra CCA points and NE badge, any inspired potential Founder's Man I urge you to participant in this year NDP.

However, there are some criteria for participants:

1. Singapore Citizen or Permanent Resident, preferably 1.6m to 1.7m in height.

2. Platoon 2 and above.

3. Participants should be medically fit and not prone to fainting as you are required to stand under the sun.

4. Able to march correctly and in timing.

5. Boys who need to wear spectacles should only wear BLACK frame spectacles and clear lenses, no colored or transition lenses are allow.

Boys who are interested please email me at terencechung@live.com or text me at 92392706 indicating your name by next Wednesday (27 March) 11pm.

Any further details will only be released to Boys who has signed up with me.

Thanks.

Sir Terence

Wednesday, March 20, 2013

An Article from Leadership Promises


Dear Boys,
Hope this will be relevant for you :)

Regards,
Mr Bay

March 18
The Will To Do What's Right
And being in agony, [Jesus] prayed more earnestly. Then His sweat became like drops of blood. Luke 22:44

Discipline is doing what you really don't want to do, so that you can do what you really want to do. It's paying the price in the little things so that you can buy the bigger thing.

Disciplined leaders must possess . . .

1. Disciplined Thinking: You can't get far in life if you don't use your head. If you keep your mind active and regularly take on mental challenges, you will develop the kind of disciplined thinking that will help you with whatever you endeavor to do.

2. Disciplined Emotions: People have just two choices when it comes to their emotions: they can master their emotions or be mastered by them. You shouldn't let your feelings prevent you from doing what you should or drive you to do things you shouldn't.


3. Disciplined Actions: Sharpening your mind and controlling your emotions are important, but they can take you only so far. Action is what separates the winners from the losers. Your actions always reflect your degree of discipline.


Adapted from The 17 Essential Qualities of a Team Player

Reflection for RTC/LDC 2013

Dear Boys,

Hope you are enjoying your well-deserved rest now.

I would like to leave some food for thoughts here:

"Discipline without direction soon becomes a drudgery. In sports, if the athlete does not have a target in mind, he will become listless and futile in his training. As spiritual disciplines train us to become like Jesus, we need to have a purpose before us. It could be to develop character, or some virtues or fruit of the Spirit in our lives. A purpose could be seasonal so that we will not become stagnant and bored with just life. As individuals, discipline defines and shapes our behaviour."

I hope that you would be able to see discipline in a different light, and that can be used to build you up as a person.

Just like a sportsman stays disciplined to train for his competition, a person with self-discipline can set out and achieve his goals easily. In chinese, there is a saying: 有志者事竟成. Most often than not, we also need discipline to stay on the right path. For example, you stay disciplined enough not to commit crimes so that you would not be arrested. 

Training for a competition is tough and training to be disciplined requires effort as well. Thus, people may choose to go for the easy way out. I urge you to reconsider the benefits of being disciplined whenever you are tempted to choose the easy way out!

Thus, by grasping the essential part for this skill during camp, i hope that you will continue to build on your self-discipline so that it will be able to put you in good stead for your future endeavours. 

Mr Bay