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Sample question: Your school recently organised a Leadership Camp for all presidents and
secretaries of the various clubs in your school. You are the Editor of the School
Magazine. You, too, attended the camp and you have been asked to write a
report for the school magazine. In your report, include the following information:
Place: Perimbun Resort, Cheras
Date: 27-29th July
Participants: Presidents and secretaries of various clubs in school
Organised by: Co-curricular Unit
Objectives of the camp:
to instill leadership qualities
to improve teamwork
Facilitators: Youth leaders from local university
Activities: Day 1 - Briefing by facilitators
Setting up tents
Group activities
• Day 2
Morning exercise
Survival skills
Night hike
• Day 3
Feedback session

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