Area Competition 2009

Hey there!

If you haven't already knew, our division will be sending out 2 cadet teams and 2 adult teams in collaboration with Seafield division for the upcoming Area Competition 2009. They are:

Ambulance Cadet:
1. Foo Chiak Shen (leader)
2. Collin Liew
3. Yeo Lin Chung
4. Loh Wei Song
5. Yew Kim Guan

Nursing Cadet:
1. Hooi Kuan Yee (leader)
2. Sylvia Chong
3. Rebecca Ooi
4. Loh Yan Wen
5. Wong Chye Wenn

Ambulance Adult:
1. Chua Soon Huat (leader)
2. Chan You Fei
3. Foo Yun Jian (Seafield)
4. Cher Thu Yuen
5. Soo Zi Jie

Nursing Adult:
1. Toon Sing Yee (leader)
2. Cheah Pui Mun
3. Sia Shu Li
4. Connie Goh (Seafield)
5. Tan Hui Ting (Seafield)


Pls take note that the first phase of the competition, i.e. the Written Test will be held with the following details:

Date: 1st March 09
Time: 8.00a.m. - 9.00a.m. (competitors pls arrive by 7.40am sharp)
Venue: Madam Tan's house - No. 15, Jalan USJ11/1H
Dress Code: Half uniform

The written test is compulsory for all competitors including No. 5s. Competitors pls bring a hard cover or any other similar item with a hard and smooth surface for you to write on.


The second phase of the competition, which will be practical, i.e. Foot Drill, Short Case and Home Nursing / Long Case will be held with the following details:

Date: 8th March 09
Time: 7a.m. - 1p.m.
Venue: SMK Seri Kembangan
Dress Code: Full uniform for competitors, half uniform for supporters and helpers

We would require at least 10 or more helpers and supporters to follow, anyone who's interested to go do inform me or Toon Sing Yee. Bus space is, however, limited. We will depart from SMK USJ 13 at 6.30a.m.sharp, pls gather at school by 6.20a.m. ya.

Let us all give our full support to our dear competitors! All the best guys! *cheers* =D

Nursing Adult team, From left: Toon Sing Yee (leader), Cheah Pui Mun, Sia Shu Li, Connie Goh (Seafield), Tan Hui Ting (Seafield)

Nursing Cadet team, From left: Loh Yan Wen, Rebecca Ooi, Wong Chye Wenn, Hooi Kuan Yee (leader), Sylvia Chong

(sorry, our ambulance teams were camera-shy)