Instructions

1) Captain(s) or officer(s) in-charge is to submit an updated name list in the event if there is any change of names on the actual day.

2) Reporting time:8am

3) Registration Point: C0-Curricular Activities Branch (CCAB)
21 Evans Road s(259366)

4) Bus Drop Off Point: Evans Road and walk over to CCAB Grandstand.

5) Teams are to dress up in their 3 'R's materials that they have.
*only REUSED materials are allowed.

6) Attire: GB T-shirt and pants/school skirt.

7) Each team is responsible for own rubbish/trash.

8) DO NOT pluck/destroy any of the flowers/plants along the way.

Things to bring: *amended*

1. Notebook for temperature record that girls use in school.

2. Personal thermometer

3. Personal drinking water, snack, food sufficient for the whole event.

4. Raincoat / Poncho

5. Writing material

6. Small towel to wipe and refresh, hat and sun block (optional)

Where? What?

Registration: 8am

Drop off point/Reporting Area: Co-Curricular Activities Branch

Address: 21 Evans Road Singapore 259366

Things that are not to be used:

Brand NEW Trash Bag…

Brand NEW plastic bags…

Things that you can use for your 3Rs ‘attire’:

Used bottles…

USED Cupboard boxes…

Boxes that are used to put gifts…

With these materials you have, you can be like them:

Look at the wonderful skirt they are wearing

Look at her loverly dress

Look at the person!!! I’m sure you don’t want to be dress up till so extreme… =)

What happen to those plastic bags, bottles etc that we’ve recycled. Below is the explanation.

FAQ for LGT Challenge - "Celebrate Our Family" (II)

1) There are many Coys that put one VAL's name in charge of more than 1 team. Is this allowed ?

Ex. I noticed one Coy has 1 Val name for 4 teams or more. Can 1 person manage to take care

of 4 teams or more ?

**MEntioned in Council that there must be an accompanying VAL/Officer to each team. As such, 4 teams means 4 Officers/VAL - for safety reasons.

2) Can a VAL/Teacher/Officer be involved in the team. If I am not wrong, this is not allowed.

**VAL/Teacher/Officer CANNOT be involved in the team as stated in the criteria. PLease inform companies who have done so to re-send or re-direct their teams.

3) Some participants (students/siblings/parents/others) did not indicate their I/C no.

Is I/C no a compulsory requirement ?

**I/C Compulsory, in case of emergency. We have Gan Eng Seng School St John's on standby (they are willing to help that day).

Billings…

Amount to be invoiced to company will be based on number of members in the registration form submitted.

You'll not be lost

Afraid that you'll be lost in Botanic Gardens? No worries, you can easily the map of this wonderful gardens at the visitor's' centre or just simply download them off their website.
The link to Singapore Botanic Gardens is on the right hand side of the page.

CELEBRATING SINGAPORE BOTANIC GARDENS’ 150th ANNIVERSARY in 2009

Throughout its long and illustrious history, the Singapore Botanic Gardens (SBG) has played an integral role in Singapore's cultural, social and economic development. While the Gardens remains true to its original purpose as an institution for botanical and horticultural research and education, it has also evolved into a much‐loved civic space and one of Singapore’s top attractions. Recent international accolades such as Time Magazine’s choice of the Gardens as “Asia’s Best Urban Jungle” and a three Michelin Star rating by the Michelin Green Guide bear testimony to the Gardens’ enduring charm.

In line with the Gardens’ mission of connecting plants and people, we have developed an exciting year‐long programme that will provide opportunities for family and community bonding. The programme line‐up brings together a diverse range of fun‐filled events and activities aimed at providing Singaporeans with opportunities to reminisce, re‐connect as well as celebrate.
A Tale of Two Gardens: Simultaneous Tree Planting Ceremony SBG & the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew
3 Apr (Fri), 5.30pm @ SBG and 9.30am @ Kew Gardens

A celebration to mark SBG’s 150th Anniversary and Kew Gardens’ 250th Anniversary,

SBG 150th Anniversary Commemorative Book Launch "Gardens of Perpetual Summer"
3 Apr (Fri), 5pm, Botany Centre Function Hall

A commemorative publication celebrating the Botanic Gardens and its legacy of accumulated achievements of 150 years. This is made possible by the kind support of Lady Yuen Peng
McNeice.

An Open Conversation with Minister Mentor Lee Kuan Yew: Greening of A Nation

The Garden City would not have been realised without the vision and commitment of Minister Mentor and the early pioneers. Moderated by Ambassador Tommy Koh, this is a unique opportunity to hear Minister Mentor’s thoughts on the inspiration, challenges and potential for Singapore as a Garden City.