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YOUTHS – BUILDERS OF A BETTER 

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ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS 

12 – 15 March 2011 

“Youths – Builders of a Better Tomorrow” 

TABLE OF CONTENTS 

a) Letter of Invitation by the President of Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera 

b) Information on Rotary Youths Leadership Awards (RYLA) 

c) Information on the venue Outward Bound Sabah (OBS) (Appendix A) 

d) Map Location of the Venue (Appendix A) 

e) Master Programme (Appendix B) 

f) Registration Form A (Participant Details) 

g) Registration Form B (Medical Declaration) 

h) List of Things to Bring (Appendix C)

The Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera 

Club No. 55923 District 3310 

(Charter Date: June 21 st 2001) 

P.O.Box 20594, 88763 Luyang 

Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia 

2010-2011 

BOARD OF DIRECTORS 

PRESIDENT 

Rtn Ian Thow Yin Lap PHF 

Tel: 088-430091 Fax: 088-430091 

ianthow@gmail.com 

IMMEDIATE 

PAST PRESIDENT 

Rtn Judy Hiew 

Tel: 088-288108 Fax: 088-288104 

chancery@streamyx.com 

PRESIDENT ELECT 

Rtn Lai Kin Ken PHF 

Tel: 088-268785 Fax: 088-268785 

kklai268@yahoo.com 

VICE PRESIDENT 

Rtn Paul Chong 

Tel: 088-717448 Fax: 088-256161 

paulchghk@gmail.com 

SECRETARY 

PP Rtn Christina Aluda PHF 

Tel: 088-212415 Fax: 088-224700 

c_aluda@yahoo.com 

TREASURER 

Rtn Fatimah Yassin PHF 

Tel: 019-8525768 

timah_y@hotmail.com 

DIRECTORS 

PP Rtn Datuk Verus Aman Sham 

PHF 

Tel: 088-268819 

verus60@yahoo.com 

PP Rtn Datuk Gabriel William JP 

Tel: 088-750311 Fax: 088-750312 

exesec@outwardbound.com.my 

SERVICE CHAIRS 

CLUB ADMINISTRATION 

IPP Rtn Judy Hiew 

Tel: 088-288108 Fax: 088-288104 

chancery@streamyx.com 

MEMBERSHIP 

Rtn Fatimah Yassin PHF 

Tel: 019-8525768 

timah_y@hotmail.com 

President of Rotary Clubs 

District 3310 25 th January 2011 

Dear Sir/Madam, 

Re: Pan Borneo RYLA Camp “Youth – Builders of A Better Tomorrow” 

Fellow Presidents, I am pleased to inform you that the Pan Borneo RYLA 

Camp 2011 will be organised by the Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera (RCKS) 

in close collaboration with the Outward Bound Sabah (OBS) from 12th to 15th 

March, 2011. 

The main purpose of this letter is to give early notice of the Event so as to 

enable outstation participants to make the necessary travel arrangements. 

Arrangement has also been made with the Management of OBS to allow 

outstation participants to come one day earlier and stay at OBS dormitories at 

no extra charge. The same arrangement is available for those who may have to 

extend their stay by an extra day to suit their travel itinerary. 

Places are limited to 100 participants only. It is therefore imperative to register 

as soon as possible. Selection will be on “First Come, First Served” basis. 

I enclose herewith the Registration Forms and other general information of the 

Camp for your necessary action. If you need further clarification please contact 

either: 

President Ian Thow (H/P: 0128280188 ; email: ianthow@gmail.com), 

Datuk Gabriel William (H/P: 0198607330 ; email: 

exedir@outwardbound.com.my) 

Benjamin Benedict (H/P: 0138501201 ; email: 

asst_director@outwardbound.com.my). 

Looking forward to your full cooperation. 

Warmest regards, 

Yours in Rotary, 

Rtn Ian Thow 

President of RCKS 

PUBLIC RELATIONS 

PP Rtn Christina Aluda PHF 

Tel: 088-212415 Fax: 088-224700 

c_aluda@yahoo.com 

SERVICE PROJECTS 

PP Rtn Lee Swi Heng PHF 

Tel: 088-710470 

swihenglee@gmail.com 

ROTARY FOUNDATION 

PP Rtn Alice Kunjan PHF 

Tel: 088-264058 Fax: 088-210676 

alice_sec@yahoo.com 


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SERGEANT-AT-ARMS 

PP Rtn Abu Bakar Sheriff 

Tel: 016-8394212 

abu48bakar@yahoo.com


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Information on PAN BORNEO RYLA 2011 

INTRODUCTION 

What is RYLA? 

RYLA stands for Rotary Youth Leadership Awards. It is an intensive training programme 

that brings together youth and young adults (ages 14 – 30) to further develop character and 

leadership skills whilst at the same time learning more about Rotary and its roles. 

RYLA’s programme is mainly intended to develop leadership qualities, good citizenship and 

personal development among youths. 

The objectives of RYLA are as follows: - 

 

 

 

 

To demonstrate Rotary’s respect and concern for youth. 

To encourage and assist young people in responsible and effective voluntary youth 

leadership by providing them with a valuable training experience. 

To foster continued and stronger leadership of youth by youth. 

To publicly recognize many young people who are rendering service to their communities 

as youth leaders. 

DETAILS ABOUT PAN BORNEO RYLA 2011 

Organizers 

The RYLA Programme 2011 will be organized by the Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera 

(RCKS) in close collaboration with Outward Bound Sabah (OBS). 

Dates 

Saturday, 12 th March to Tuesday, 15 th March 2011. 

Venue 

Outward Bound Sabah, KM27, New Papar Road, Kinarut, Sabah. 

Theme 

“Youths – Builders of a Better Tomorrow”


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Programme Format 

 

 

 

 

Talks/Lectures 

Outdoor activities designed to develop self-confidence, effective teamwork and 

leadership qualities. 

Community Service Projects. 

Workshops and Group Discussion. 

Participants 

 

 

Open especially to youths (male and female) residing in Sabah, Sarawak, Labuan and 

Brunei. 

Ages: 15 – 26 years old. 

Maximum number of participants is 100. 

Accommodation 

All participants will be accommodated in dormitories. Twelve in each dormitory with 

separate accommodation for Boys and Girls. 

Registration 

Participants are required to submit the duly completed Registration Forms (Form A and B) 

not later than 5 th March 2011 to the following address:- 

(Ms. Edith Joimin) 

Outward Bound Sabah 

Locked Bag 181 

88996 Kota Kinabalu 

Sabah 

Tel: 088-750311 

Fax: 088-750312 

E-mail: info@outwardbound.com.my


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Registration Fee 

Registration fee is RM400/- (Ringgit Malaysia Four Hundred only) per participant. Payment 

by cheque is to be made payable to Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera. 

The registration fee covers the following expenses/items: - 

Accommodation at OBS dormitories 

All meals 

Transfer to OBS 

T-shirt/ Cap/ Bag/ Name Tag 

Stationary 

Certificate of Attendance 

Use of OBS facilities and equipment 

Linen 

Group Insurance 

Group Photo 

The registration fee does not cover the following items: - 

Personal toiletries (including toothbrush/paste/soap). 

Towel. 

Sun block / Insect repellent. 

Telephone calls. 

What to Bring 

Please refer to Appendix B 

What Not to Bring 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Jewelry. 

Expensive personal items (e.g. designers label shoes and apparels). 

Large sum of money. 

Liquor. 

Cigarettes. 

Drugs. 

Electronic Device (e.g playstation, laptop etc.) 

Languages 

Lectures and instructions will be in English and Bahasa Malaysia.


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Meals 

All meals will be Halal. Participants with special dietary requirements are advised to inform 

the Secretariat before the commencement of the Camp. 

Airport And Bus Terminal Pick-up 

Arrangements can be made to pick-up participants from the airport (Terminal 1 or 2) and City 

Bus Terminal, Inanam to OBS. Flight and bus details must be submitted to the Secretariat at 

least 1 week before the commencement of the programme. For alternative arrangement, 

please contact the Secretariat. 

Early Check-in / Late Check-out 

All participants must check-in at OBS on Saturday, 12 th March 2011 between 8.00 am to 

9.00 am. Checkout time is 1.00 pm on Tuesday, 15 th March 2011. 

Outstation participants who may require accommodation prior to/after the programme may 

stay at the OBS or make their own arrangement. Those wanting to stay at OBS must inform 

the Secretariat. 

Rules 

All participants are expected to abide by the Rules and Regulations imposed by the 

Organisers and OBS. 

Drinking, Smoking and Gambling 

Drinking, smoking and gambling are strictly prohibited within the OBS compound. 

Lecture Topics 

Full eminent speakers will speak on the following topics: - 

Lecture I 

Lecture II 

Lecture III 

Lecture IV 

Lecture V 

Lecture VI 

Lecture VII 

- What is Rotary and what it does for the Community. 

- The Fundamentals and Ethics of Good Leadership. 

- Good Manners and Civic Mindedness. 

- Communication Skills 

- Our Environment, Our Responsibility 

- Human Rights 

- Health and Fitness


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Programme 

The master programme is at Appendix B. Some activities may be changed due to unforeseen 

circumstances. 

Further Enquiries 

Please contact the following persons for further details/clarification: - 

Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera 

Rtn. Ian Thow (H/p: 012 828 0188 E-mail: ianthow@gmail.com) 

Rtn. Datuk Gabriel William (H/p: 0198617330 E-mail: exedir@outwardbound.com.my ) 

Outward Bound Sabah (Office Tel: 088 750311) 

Ms. Edith Joimin (info@outwardbound.com.my) 

Mr. Benjamin Benedict (asst_director@outwardbound.com.my)

Outward Bound is an educational, non-profit organization committed to helping 

people reach their potential. The educational philosophy behind the wide variety of 

programmes is the use of outdoor activities to achieve personal development. 

For half a century the Outward Bound Philosophy has been successfully facilitated in more than 50 

countries around the world. Since 1985, Outward Bound Sabah has adapted this methodology to the 

local environment and conducted courses designed to achieve certain objectives. 

Benefits of active participation in an Outward Bound Sabah course include: 

Increase self confidence 

Enhanced initiative and resourcefulness 

Developed leadership qualities 

Greater self discipline, determination and 

Productive teamwork 

motivation 

Improved communication skills 

Divided into groups and supervised by highly trained instructors, course members partake in a diverse 

range of activities such as: 

Ropes confidence course 

Kayaking 

White water rafting 

Rock climbing 

Orienteering 

Flying Fox 

Sailing 

Team problem solving 

Abseiling 

Solo camp 

Programmes incorporate overnight or extended expeditions—Jungle Trekking in the Crocker Range, 

Sailing among islands of the South China Sea and river or sea Kayaking. 

Outward Bound uses challenging outdoor activities to help people from all walks of life realize 

their physical and mental potential. The emphasis is on “learning by doing” in a safe, supportive 

environment. Outward Bound uses outdoor activities for educational purposes. The activities are 

designed so that everyone, with the willingness and determination to try, can succeed at their 

own level. 

Safety 

International Courses 

For all Outward Bound activities safety is of 

paramount importance. Activities are carefully 

planned, tested and constantly supervised by qualified 

and experienced instructors. Participants are trained 

in and must abide by, basic safety procedures. 

Staff 

The Instructional Staff are vital component to the 

success of any programme. Instructors are chosen 

after a rigorous selection procedure and undertake 

extensive training to develop the necessary technical 

and people skills. Many instructors travel overseas for 

training and placements and Outward Bound Sabah 

receives visiting instructors from other countries who 

broaden the knowledge and experience base of the 

staff. 

Outward Bound Sabah is rapidly gaining a reputation 

for excellence not only in Sabah but also at the 

international level. Participants from more than 10 

countries have benefited from OB courses, with 

regular groups coming from Singapore, Brunei, Hong 

Kong and United Kingdom. 

Location and Facilities 

The incredibly diverse natural environment of Sabah 

provides a perfect backdrop for Outward Bound 

activities. The school is situated 25km South of Kota 

Kinabalu on a beautiful and quiet beachfront. The 

100 acre site, between the Kawang River and coastal 

foothills, incorporated accommodation, conference 

rooms, dining hall, boathouse, offices etc., as well as 

being the location for many of the course activities.

OUTWARD BOUND SABAH 

Experiential Education and Outdoor Activities 

What is “Experiential Education”? 

“Experiential Education” is education that makes conscious use of participants’ experience 

by integrating them into the curriculum. Any experience involves a combination of all the 

senses (smell, hearing, sight…), emotions (pleasure, anxiety, fear, empathy…), physical 

condition (fitness, strength, energy level) and cognition (constructing knowledge, decision 

making, solving problems…). By using participants’ own experiences, this form of education 

addresses them in their entirety, as: thinking, feeling, physical, emotional, and social 

beings. 

“Outdoor education” uses challenges in the outdoor environment to provide intense 

experiences. From these shared experiences, students are viewed as valuable resources 

for their own education, the education of others, and the well being of the communities of 

which they are members. 

What is the educational method? 

The “Experiential Education” method (pedagogy) is simply “learning by doing”. This is based 

on supportive groups confronting challenges and sharing their experiences to help each 

other to develop their skills. Experiences are then investigated using the “learning circle”: 

plan / do / review. The reviewing of an activity allows participants to learn “Hard Skills” 

and Soft Skills” at group and individual level. The Hard Skills are the methods, processes, 

techniques and the use of outdoor equipment needed for outdoor activities. Soft Skills are 

interpersonal and human relations skills, which include: social skills, self-confidence, trust, 

leadership, teamwork and communication. 

What are the aims of the programme? 

Personal development through “Experiential Education”. Outward Bound courses provide 

each participants with the opportunity to understand their personal strengths and 

weaknesses and to develop their skills. 

At group level: decision-making, cooperation, time management, social competence, 

productive teamwork, task leadership, team spirit, problem solving. 

At personal level: self-confidence, achievement, motivation, intellectual flexibility, selfdiscipline, 

emotional control, initiative, creativity, resourcefulness. 

For each programme, Outward Bound Sabah establishes an educational progression and 

selects activities to fulfill specific aims.

ROTARY YOUTH LEADERSHIP AWARDS (RYLA 2011) 


APPENDIX B 

DAY/DATE TIME ACTIVITY Venue 

Day 01 

8:00AM 

Registration 

Main Hall 

12 th March, 

2011 

Saturday 

9:00AM 

Camp Briefing 

• Sing-along 

• Laughing exercise 

• Camp rules & regulations 

Conference 

Room 

10:00AM 

Lecture I – Good Manners and Civic 

Mindedness. 

Conference 

Room 

11:00AM 

OBS Activities 

• Team goals 

• Name 

• Leader, group cheers 

• Slogan, flag 

• Team dynamics 

Conference 

Room 

12:30PM 

Lunch 

Dining Hall 

1:30PM 

Official Opening Ceremony 

• Welcoming address by President of 

RCKS 

• Group Photo 

• Refreshment 

Main Hall 

3:00PM 

Lecture II - What is Rotary and what it 

does for the community. 

Conference 

Room 

4:00PM 

Tea Break 

4:30PM 

Ridge Run Exercise 

5:30PM 

Dance Exercise & Clean-up 

Car Park 

6:30PM 

Dinner 

7:30PM 

Lecture III – The Fundamentals and 

Ethics of Good Leadership. 

Conference 

Room 

8:30PM 

9:30PM 

Coat-of-Arm (Brainstorm on Theme) 

Supper 

Conference 

Room 

10.00PM 

Goodnight. 

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APPENDIX B 


Day 02 

5:30AM 

Wake-up 

13 th March, 

2011 

Sunday 

6:00AM 

7:30AM 

8:30AM 

10:00AM 

10:30AM 

Morning Exercise 

Breakfast 

Lecture IV – Communication Skills 

Tea Break 

Lecture V – Health and Fitness 

Beach 

Conference 

Room 

Conference 

Room 

11:30AM 

12:30PM 

Lecture VI – Human Rights 

Lunch 

Conference 

Room 

1:30PM 

OBS Activities (Ropes Activity) 

3:00PM 

Tea Break 

3:30PM 

OBS Activities Continue 

6:30PM 

Dinner 

7:30PM 

Nightline Exercise 

8:30PM 

Group Discussion – Review of Day 

9:30PM 

Supper 

10:00PM 

Goodnight 




APPENDIX B 


Day 03 

5:30AM 

Wake-up 

14 th March, 

2011 

Monday 

6:00AM 

7:30AM 

8:30AM 

Morning Exercise 

Breakfast 

Lecture VII – Our Environment, Our 

Responsibility 

Beach 

Conference 

Room 

9:30AM 

Community Service 

12:30PM 

Lunch 

2:00PM 

Traditional Games 

Padang 

• Blow pipe 

• Boling Kelapa 

• Melastik 

• Tiga Selipar 

• Etc 

3:00PM 

Tea Break 

3:30PM 

Bush Cooking Competition 

Boathouse 

Preparation for Bonfire – Presentation 

7:00PM 

Bonfire 

Beach 

10:00PM 

Goodnight 




APPENDIX B 


Day 03 

5:30AM 

Wake-up 

15 th March, 

2011 

Tuesday 

6:00AM 

7:30AM 

8:30AM 

Stretching Exercise & Solo Reflection 

Breakfast 

Panel Discussion 

Beach 

Beach 

10:00AM 

Tea Break 

10:30AM 

Programme Evaluation and Preparation 

for Official Closing Ceremony 

Conference 

Room 

11:00AM 

Official Closing Ceremony 

12:30PM 

• Slide Show of camp photos 

• Sharing by participants 

• Skit Group Presentation 

• Speech by President of RCKS 

• Closing Address by Guest of Honour 

• Certificate presentation 

• Presentation of awards 

• “If We Hold On Together” 

• Group photo 

1:30PM 

Lunch 

End of Programme 


FORM A 

The Secretariat (Ms Edith Joimin) 




Sabah, Malaysia 

Tel: 088-750311 

Fax: 088-750312 

E-mail: info@outwardbound.com.my 


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RYLA (Rotary Youth Leadership Awards) Camp 2011 

Organised By: The Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera 

Venue: Outward Bound Sabah, Kinarut, Sabah 

Date: 12 th – 15 th March 2011 

REGISTRATION FORM 

Section A: 

To be completed by the participant. 

Name: ______________________________________________ 

Date of Birth: ________________________________________ 

Home Address: _______________________________________ 

____________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________ 

Gender (Male/Female): __________________________ 

I/C No: _______________________________________ 

Telephone: ____________________________________ 

Fax: __________________ H/P: ___________________ 

T-Shirt size: ___________________________________ 

Section B: 

To be completed by parent / guardian (applicable to participant below 18 years old only). 

Parent / Guardian’s Name: ______________________________ 

Telephone: ____________________________________ 

Address: ____________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________ 

I hereby agree to send my son / daughter _______________________________________________ to the above-mentioned 

event and I understand that the Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera will not be held liable for any injury suffered by my son / 

daughter. 

_________________________________________ 

Parent / Guardian’s Signature 

____________________________________________ 

Date 

Important note: This form must reach the above address on or before 5 th March 2011. Registration fee is RM400/pax. 

All cheques must be crossed and made payable to the Rotary Club of Kinabalu Sutera. 


FORM A 






Tel: 088-750311 

Fax: 088-750312 



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Section C: 

To be completed by the school (if applicable). 

School Name: ________________________________________ 

Telephone: ____________________________________ 

Address: ____________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________ 

Permission is granted to ____________________________________________ of I/C No: ___________________________ 

to attend the above-mentioned event. 

___________________________________________ 

Principal’s Signature and Official Stamp 

____________________________________________ 

Date 

Section D: 

To be completed by sponsor (if applicable). 

Sponsor Name: ______________________________________ 

Telephone: ____________________________________ 

Address: ____________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________ 

____________________________________________________ 

I / We hereby wish to sponsor ______________________________________ of I/C No: ____________________________ 

to attend the above-mentioned event. 

__________________________________________ 

Sponsor’s Signature 

____________________________________________ 

Date 


FORM A 






Tel: 088-750311 

Fax: 088-750312 



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Section E: 

Mode of transportation (Please check () which ever applicable) 

No, I do not require transportation to Outward Bound Sabah, Kinarut, Thank you! 

Yes, I require transportation to Outward Bound Sabah, Kinarut, Sabah. Please take note of the following arrival time 

and disembarking location. Thank you! 

I will be arriving by: Flight Time of arrival: __________________ Flight no: ___________________ 

Bus / Land 

Time of arrival: __________________ Vehicle no: __________________ 

Remarks: ___________________________________________________________________ 

___________________________________________________________________________ 

___________________________________________________________________________ 

Important Note: The Organiser will arrange pick up at selected time on 12 th March 2011 at Airport (Terminal 1 and 

2) and City Bus Terminal, Inanam ONLY. Participants requiring transportation will be informed duly on the pick up 

schedule. For alternative arrangement, please contact the Secretariat. 


FORM B 


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Part 1 - MEDICAL HISTORY (To be completed with medical officer) 

1. IS THERE A HISTORY OF/HAVE YOU EVER 

HAD 

(a) Chest pain, High blood pressure, heart problems 

eg. Heart murmur, Extra heart beat or other heart 

abnormality 

NO YES If Yes, describe 

(b) Asthma, Bronchitis, Tuberculosis, Sinusitis, Other 

lung problems 

(c) Fits, Epilepsy, Fainting Attacks, Migraine, Sever 

head injury 

(d) Eye problems/poor vision 

(e) Ear problems/deafness 

(f) Nervous illness 

(g) Diabetes 

(h) Allergy to medicines/food/others 

(i) Bone or joint injury 

(j) A carrier status for any infectious disease? 

(k) Medical treatment within last two years 

2. IS THERE A NEED FOR/DO YOU REQUIRE 

(a) Routine Medication 

(b) Special diet 

3. IS THERE/DO YOU HAVE 

(a) Any disability 

(b) Pregnancy 

(c) Any other medical information of note 

4. TETANUS IMMUNIZATION 

(compulsory) 

Date of last immunization 

5. Height : ______________ meters Weight : _______________ kilograms 

____________________ ____________________ _____________________ 

Name of Clinic Name of Doctor Signature and Date 

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FORM B 


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Part II – MEDICAL DECLARATION BY APPLICANT (to be signed by ALL applicants) 

I declare that all the information provided above are true. I am currently not suffering from any acute 

ailments or diseases. 

___________________ 

_______________________________ 

Date 

Name &Signature 

SCHOOLS STUDENTS (Please bring along your school health booklet when you go for your 

medical examination 

PART III – CERTIFICATION OF FITNESS (to be completed by Medical Examiner) 

I have this date ____________________examined _______________________________________ 

(name) 

and found *him/her *FIT/UNFIT to participate in the Outward Bound programmes and activities. 

Remark : 

_________________________________________________________________________________ 

_________________________________________________________________________________ 

_________________________________________________________________________________ 

________________________ 

Name of Doctor 

_______________________________ 

Signature 

________________________ 

Clinic Stamp 

_______________________________ 

Date 

*Delete where not applicable 

PA/OBS/1/94(2) 

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APPENDIX C 

OUTWARD BOUND SABAH 

Locked Bag 181, 88996 Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, Malaysia 

Tel: 60 88 750311 Fax: 60 88 750312 


RECOMMENDED PERSONAL CLOTHING AND EQUIPMENT LIST 

You can arrive in t-shirt and loose long pants (track suit bottom). 

2 pairs long sleeved shirts 1 towel & sarong 

3 pairs comfortable shorts 3 sets of under clothing 

1 pullover / jumper Sunscreen 

1 pair of sandals Insect repellent 

3 pairs of socks Toiletries 

3 T-shirts Washing soap or powder 

1 pair sturdy sport shoes 

1 waterproof jacket / raincoat 

Linen i.e pillow case, blanket and bed sheets 

1 torchlight with spare batteries 

Spectacles, if worn, with retaining cord and a spare pairs 

1 hat and sunglass for sun protection 

Notebook and pen 

Optional items: Personal medication, camera etc. 

Money: Large sum of money should not be required. However, there will be 

opportunities to buy souvenirs at OBS.

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