At first, i think about campcarft is mean nothing to me because it was really boring!! and nothing to do at all! After some training i feel that it was quite interesting and slowly i started to like it althought i am a reserved i still can feel that my senior give their best so i think being in this competition, is the proudest thing of myself....
By Andy Teo 2S5

By  Anonymous, at March 4, 2010 at 12:59 AM  

firstly im syafiq from 4seek3
okay this is my second time in this campcraft competition so during the training we the boys team did nt do very well or i can say very badly but with the motivation and everything the boys team get to bring up all the component at the last training just before the day of our competition yea during the competition we did our best and we get good result went we finish all the component we see the flag fly we felt very happy. okay let me tell share you guys a quote i made myself and what i experiance
"what makes you motivated you is how you motivate yourself,when you dream believe in it that is went your mindset gonna change"-syafiq

By  Anonymous, at March 5, 2010 at 6:33 AM  

I'm Nur Fiyah, Captain for the Girls' Team. This was the second time i participate in this competition. The First was a total disaster. I believe that its because we had to many practices until we got bored with it, ourself.
I am delighted that the second time, Pioneer NPCC improve alot in this Campcraft Competition, especially for the guys. However, i am very disappointed with the flagstaff. I know i can do better than that, but nothing can be done now. Such a waste. haish. I should have check the Nylon first.
Well, besides that, the bonding between the cadets and me got even stronger. Which is the most great achievement so far, even though we didn't win. So, i hope the bonding between me and the cadets, wont change. Thanks for the motivation from the TOs and CIs. I know we did disappoint you all for not achieving the Top 30 or Top 1 position.

By  Nur Fiyah, at March 6, 2010 at 1:29 AM  

Hello !!
Shazlin here from 4seek3.
well. i was happy and delighted when i found out that i was selected for the competition. it really meant a lot to me cause ive always wanted to feel what's like in campcraft competition.so yeaa. i was placed under the flagstaff component. we trained really hard as team and try to beat our timings, but it just didn't hit the timing. so yeaa. it really was a great experince and, im proud of pioneer NPCC, for making an improvement in the placings.
Thanks TO'S and CI'S for all the motivation and the time spend with us on campcraft. Appreciate it loads. :D

By  FoXxy-VeLVetTa, at March 10, 2010 at 12:32 AM  

solihin from 4s4 here...co-captain of the boys' team.This is my second time in the campcraft competition...well...during the training for campcraft competition,it was ok but we never get the timing.Later after more training,we still never make any improvement on the timing and the date of the competition is nearer...that time i was like comparing ours with the girls' timing and they did better than us.The sirs an ma'ams were pressurising us to get the timing.After the day before the competition,we pressure each other to do much better and that is the only time we achieve the timing while the girls achieve alot of times...to cut the story short,i thought we cannot get a better position than the girls but we did it anyway...hahaha...sorry for the girls though...they train hard but get the ninetieth position...haiz...next time do better aite...btw,i like to thx the TOs and CIs for helping and motivating us to get a better position...and not only them but the guys in boys' campcraft team for giving their best.

By  (solihin)-kecik, at March 10, 2010 at 7:10 AM  

Campcraft competition was a good experience that ive gained. Even though the trainings were tough and strict, i am still loving it. the moments i went through while walking towards the located venue and the difficulties covering the holes and setting up the tent will always be inside my head. I'll come back for the next competition and yes, thats mean more scary trainings and etc. Prize does not matter. What matters most, im not sure of it.

Shafiqah - 3s3

By  Anonymous, at April 10, 2010 at 9:05 AM