springfield secondary school

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Malaysia

Flight

No.Date From To ETD ETA

AK6274 22 Nov

2011

Singapore Kota

Kinabalu

1735hrs 2000hrs

AK6273 25 Nov

2011

Kota

Kinabalu

Singapore 1440hrs 1700hrs


ASSEMBLY LOCATION : Changi Airport Terminal (1)

TOUR LEADER : To be advise

PERSON IN CHARGE : Ms Mia (Mobile : 92473308)


•The image that we project depends on our individual and group discipline. We are all members of a goodwill delegation and are ambassadors of our country.

•Our speech, conduct and attitude will reflect on the group as well as all the people of Singapore. •Pupils must at all times exercise self-discipline and obey all instructions from the teachers. They are expected to behave with goodwill, to act in a responsible way, to be friendly, courteous, co-operative and considerate. CODE OF CONDUCT •Uphold the good name of the School•Be punctual for all activities and meal times•Be respectful of the customs, culture and taboos of our host country


GENERAL BEHAVIOUR

• Be appreciative. Do not comment unfavourably on the service you receive or make comparison with conditions in Singapore.

• Eat your food. Host will be upset if you do not eat your food.

• Participate in all activities as set in the programme. Do not pursue your own programme.

• Cease all activities and return to your room to sleep latest by 10pm.

•Check that your room is securely locked before you leave it and before you sleep at night. Call the teachers promptly on the phone when you suspect something is wrong.


GENERAL BEHAVIOUR

• You must attend to your own luggage, especially during embarkation and disembarkation. Always look around to ensure all luggage is taken with the group before proceeding to the next destination.

• When in doubt, always ask. Do not act on your own initiative.

• Boys are strictly NOT allowed to enter the girls’ rooms and the girls likewise are NOT allowed to enter the boys’ rooms AT ALL TIMES.

• If you feel unwell, inform your teachers immediately.

• If harassed, consult the tour guide or any of the teachers.


DO NOT..

Carry things for strangers

• Put your money in any check-in luggage

• Wander off alone anywhere

• Change hotel room or seats without the teacher’s permission

• Leave the room in the evening without informing your

teacher-in-charge

• Admit any strangers into your room at any time of the day

• Remove/damage any items from the hotel rooms

• Buy anything from roadside stalls

• Buy anything when getting up and down the coach

• Show your money unnecessarily

• Wear any jewellery on the trip

BAGGAGE - For your own convenience, you are reminded not to carry more than one

backpack/haversack and one sling bag

LUGGAGE TAG / CODE› Please your FULL name, address and home telephone number on the luggage tag

provided. A luggage code will also be assigned to each couple / room - mate occupying the same room. This code will be clearly written on the luggage tag and will assist to speed up the check-in and checkout of baggage handling

at each hotel. PASSPORT

› You will NOT be holding passports unless passing the customs / immigration check-points (Singapore & Malaysia). Upon clearance at both the check-points, please hand your passports over to your teachers in-charge. All passports will be returned to you upon arrival in school.

VISAS› Visa is not required only for Singaporean & Malaysian. For other nationalities, please

check with us for more Information.

VACCINATIONS› International health certificates for smallpox or cholera are not required. Only those

of valid yellow fever vaccinations are required from travelers coming from infected areas.

CURRENCY › It is strongly recommended to change Malaysian Ringgit in Singapore. However, most

credit cards such as American Express, Visa Card and Master Card are also widely accepted in departmental store. SGD1 ~ RM2.30


FOOD & BEVERAGE› Tap water is not drinkable in Malaysia. Please drink only bottled water or

boiled water.

TIME ZONE › There is NO time difference between Malaysia and Singapore. Both countries is

in GMT +8.-No DST

CLIMATE› Average temperature is between 21 C and 32 C.

LANGUAGE› Malay is the main language for Malaysia. However, Mandarin is spoken by

majority of the Chinese, and dialects such as Cantonese and Hokkien is also widely used. English is also widely understood by the Malaysians as well.

WHAT TO BRING› If you are on medication, please ensure that you bring enough medicine to last

you for the entire trip, as there may not be an opportunity to refill your prescription enroute.

› Other recommended items are:› Skin moisturizer & lip gross › Foldable umbrella / rain coat / hat or cap› The general first aid kit such as elastoplast, panadol, airsick pills etc.› Shampoo / Conditioner Brought to You by: Transinex Travel


Date Hotel

22 - 25 Nov 2011

Best Western Kinabalu Daya HotelLot3&4, Block 9, Jalan Pantai88000 Kota Kinabalu,Sabah

Tel: (6088) 240000


• Kinabalu National Park, about 90 kilometres from Kota Kinabalu, is one of the world's most significant natural environments.

• The park is home to thousands of types of flora and fauna that are native to the area, and several hundred that are found only in the park.

• The presence of Mt Kinabalu, the highest mountain in South-East Asia, is one of the contributing factors to the wide variety of animal, bird, insect and plant life found in the park.

• Kinabalu National Park is also home to the world's largest flower, the Rafflesia, which blooms exceptionally rarely and then only for a matter of days.


• The Kiulu River white water rafting is a trip that suits those seeking a moderately adventurous and relaxing trip.

• The furthest rafting distance is 15 kilometers when the water level is high, and 7 kilometers of excursions at normal water level. The grade is between 1 to 2.

• Kiulu River is located at Kampung Pukak Kiulu, about 1 hour drive from Kota Kinabalu (42 kilometers away).


Monsopiad Cultural Centre is named after the great Kadazan warrior and headhunter, this is a historical site in Penampang that offers visitors an interactive experience and fascinating insight into the daily lives and traditional beliefs of the Kadazandusun people. Have a go at traditional games and sports, walk on the hanging bridge, visit traditional houses, taste local rice wine, participate In traditional dances and test your skills on the blowpipe


INSURANCES COVER UNDER EXTRA SURE

Extra Sure – Silver Plan


No

Items to bring along (as a guideline only) Tick

1 Passport / Student Pass / Visa (for foreign students)

2 Money

3T-shirts (Note: Dress Code as advised by teachers/school rules)

4 Trousers / Track Pants / Slacks / ¾ Pants

5 Sweater / Jacket

6 Optional: Pajamas / Sleep-wear

7 Torch lights with working batteries

8 Track Shoes / Walking Shoes

9 Sandals for Campsite / Slippers

10 Insect Repellant / Mosquito Patches


No

Items to bring along (as a guideline only) Tick

11 Cap / Hats / Ponchos

12 Toothbrush & toothpaste

13 Soap & Shampoo / Comb

14 Bath & Face towel

15 Toilet rolls / Tissue paper (for sanitary use)

16 Snacks / Drinking Water

17 Plastic bags to store dirty clothing

18 Haversack for day trips out of campsite

19Own medication (such as panadol, medicated oil, eye drop, asthma inhaler etc)

20 Optional: Camera.


Springfield Secondary School30 Tampines Ave 8Singapore 529593Tel: 63183963Fax: 63183053


Consulate of Singapore in Malaysia

Address: 209 Jalan Tun Razak50400 Kuala LumpurMalaysiaTel: (03) 2161 6277Fax: (03) 2161 6343

Email : [email protected] Website : http://www.mfa.gov.sg/kl

Operational Hours : Monday - Friday 8.30 am - 5.00 pm

Any Enquiry ， Please contact ：Transinex Travel

1 Coleman St, The Adelphi, #04-31, S179803

6338 3734 / 5

Person in Charge:Ms Mia (Mobile : 92473308)


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