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Packing List (4D3N)

This document provides a suggested packing list for a 4-day, 3-night outdoor adventure camp. It is divided into three sections: compulsory items, important items, and items that are good to have. The compulsory section lists essential gear like a backpack, water bottle, rain gear, and toiletries. The important section includes multiple changes of clothing like shirts, shorts, pants, and socks. The final section recommends optional items like a sleeping bag, slippers, and insect repellent. Safety notes at the end advise removing all hard accessories that cannot be removed for high elements activities.

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Packing List (4D3N)

This document provides a suggested packing list for a 4-day, 3-night outdoor adventure camp. It is divided into three sections: compulsory items, important items, and items that are good to have. The compulsory section lists essential gear like a backpack, water bottle, rain gear, and toiletries. The important section includes multiple changes of clothing like shirts, shorts, pants, and socks. The final section recommends optional items like a sleeping bag, slippers, and insect repellent. Safety notes at the end advise removing all hard accessories that cannot be removed for high elements activities.

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SUGGESTED PACKING LIST FOR 4D3N OUTDOOR ADVENTURE CAMP

A. COMPULSORY ITEMS QUANTITY


1. Haversack / backpack/ sports bag (no trolley bag / sling bag) to keep personal 1
belongings
2. Small Day pack (to carry food , rain gear, water bottle)-preferably one with 1
padded shoulder straps
3. Non-disposable water bottle (at least 1-litre ) 1
4. Thermometer ( working condition) 1
5. Raincoat / poncho / umbrella 1
6. BUFF (for use with helmets during high elements) 1
7. Non-disposable utensils (i.e. fork, spoon, plastic plate & plastic mug)-label w 1 set
name and put inside ziplock bag
8. Writing pen for reflection in the camp booklet if applicable
9. Ez-link card (with minimum $5 stored value) 1
10. Toilet paper ( personal use) Sufficient
11. Small torchlight with batteries 1
12. Sun-protection eg sunblock, hat/cap 1
B. IMPORTANT ITEMS
13. School T-shirt (not including the set worn on the first day) 4
14. Shorts (not including the set worn on the first day) 4
15. Dark coloured top + shorts / long pants for Kayaking /Dragon boating ( if 1 set
applicable0
16. Long pants (for trekking and high/low elements; tights / jeans not recommended) at least 1
17. Covered shoes (including 1 extra pair to be worn during water activity if 2 pairs
applicable)
18. Socks (not including the set worn on the first day) 4
19. Undergarments ( 100% cotton) sufficient
20. Towel (for drying face and shower use ) 1
21. Inform
Personal medication (including inhalers and spare canisters)
teacher
22. Toiletries (i.e. soap, tooth-brush, tooth-paste, body powder, shampoo, shower Personal,
gel/soap , sanitary napkins (for females) sufficient
C. ITEMS THAT ARE GOOD TO HAVE
23. Sleeping bag / yoga mat / sarong 1
24. Slippers (to be worn during shower time) 1
25. Spectacles (spare) and spectacle band/hook If applicable
26. Sweater / jacket (for night) 1
27. Ziploc bags for waterproofing items in backpack sufficient
28. Large plastic bags for dirty clothes sufficient
29. Sun protection e.g. long sleeved T-shirt, lip balm, sunglasses
30. Insect repellent / plasters and ointment for insect bites ( mosquito patches not
allowed)
31. Wet wipes / hand sanitiser sufficient
Note : Refrain from bringing valuable items to camp eg, money, laptop, gadgets. Refrain from wearing
any accessory on the body eg jewelleries, earrings, rings, studs, chains, bracelets etc. These accessories
are considered hard objects and for safety reasons, they MUST BE REMOVED for High Elements. Any student
with any hard object on the body that cannot be removed will not be allowed to participate in High
Elements.

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