GIRL GUIDES ASSOCIATION MALAYSIA "IMAGINE MORE - GIRLS IN THE LEAD"

The Girl Guides Association Malaysia took the lead to drive teenagers, in particular its members towards a healthier lifestyle. The drive saw the first gathering of hundred girls aged from 10 to 17 years old at its Girl Guides' Wilayah head office in Jalan Sultan Abdul Samad, Kuala Lumpur. The program was the initiative of the National Commissioner for Junior Girl Guides at the National Headquarters of Girl Guides Association Malaysia, Chempaka Emalin Pahamin in a creative workshop with the theme, "Imagine More - Girls in the Lead". 

"We want to emphasize the importance of keeping our girls fit and healthy", said Chempaka Emalin Pahamin who has been planning the program for the past few months. "There will be four Girl Guides proficiency badges (Ranger and Brownie) to be awarded to Girl Guides who attended and passed the program", she added. The badges are as follows:

Proficiency Badge No. 45 Kecergasan (Pandu Puteri Remaja/Renjer PPPM)

Proficiency Badge No. 22: Ahli Sukan (Pandu Puteri Tunas/Brownie Girl Guides)  

Proficiency badge No. 23: (Kecergasan (Pandu Puteri Tunas/Brownie Girl Guides)

Games Go Global Badge: From the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS). 

The bootcamp training has incorporated the criterias required for the girls to be awarded with those four badges. The collaboration between the Girl Guides Association Malaysia and the Chief's Original Bootcamp will enable the program to be made available every weekend at a few selected locations to cater for more than 7,000 Girl Guides in Klang Valley and if the girls are consistent without missing any sessions for the whole month, they will also receive the Chief's Original Bootcamp certificate of commendation and a Chief's Proficiency badge upon consistently attending the bootcamp for 3 consecutive months.

The training program that is base on the Chief's Original Bootcamp Seal Pup program, was designed to promote discipline, inculcate the spirit of teamwork, enhance self-confidence and instilled leaderships values and at the same time, brings out the best in the children's fitness. For more information on the Chief's Original Bootcamp, click HERE.

The same program was offered and was an optional curriculum for students at the Alice Smith International School and the Garden International School. The Chief's Original Bootcamp is proud and grateful to the Girl Guides Association Malaysia for being given the trust and responsibility to train the girls under their stewardship. We are also thankful to the parent of the children for without them, the children would not be able to attend the program. Health, fitness and the character of children are molded at a young age. The parent's commitment in ensuring their children consistent attendance is imperative and is as important as developing a successful bootcamp program.

For more information and to participate in the program, call 019 245 7222 / 011 2121 1533.

We wish the following participants the best in their bootcamp training and look forward to a healthier generation.

Ranger Girl Guides

1. Aqilah Deenah Mohammad Oryza

2. Samira Olei

3. Melati Enida Pahamin

4. Leng Foong Boon Stephanie

5. Kenanga Elyzze Pahamin     

6. Raja Nur Athina Raja Kamarudin

7. Kasih Leia Ixora Azhar

8. Nik Reanna Nik Halmey

9. Khong Ru Xiang      

10.  Intan Suraya binti Sabli

11.  Kong Yin Leng 

12.  Wafa Olei  

13.  Syakirah N Huzaimi

14.  Amy Dalilah Binti Jasni

15.  Nariza Alysa Azryn Binti Richard George Azlan

16.  Keverne Cham

17.  Lee Jing Mei  

18.  Fan Khai Jing

19.  Leng Yu Min

20.  Ooi Yi Rou

21.  Raja Zarifah Dina Mohar

22.  Tengku Kellysya Tengku Shah Marudin

23.  Puteri Nuralisya binti Mohd Nazri

24.  Aisyah Razanah binti Abdul Razak

25.  Sarah bt Sidqi Ahmad Said

26.  Sofiah bt Sidqi Ahmad Said

27.  Alia Maisara Binti Adenan

28.  Marsya Ali

29.  Aina Inarah Anwar

30.  Letisya Sulaiman

31.  Tharaa Sreenivasa

32.  Puteri Almaz Yazit

33.  Shazia bt Sazli

34.  Abhih Kirtthega

Brownie Girl Guides

1.     Kasih Iris Leona Azhar

2.     Inas Zulaikha Anwar

3.     Hanis Qaisara Binti Khairul Suffian

4.     Mia Lateefa Keyte

5.     Puteri Adriana binti Azzizi      

6.     Puteri Fateh Anisa Merican

7.     Nik Afeena Nik Ahmad Huznee

8.     Damia Farkhan Norhama

9.     Leng Foong Yen, Sophia

10.  Mira Eliyya Khaidi

11.  Nur Alina binti Hassan

12.  Syafiqah N Huzaimi

13.  Addeena Safeea Binti  Annuar Sofi

14.  Ida Syahirah bte Kamarudin

15.  Raina Edlyn Jasmine Mohammed Rhiza

16.  Harissa Adlin binti Halim

17.  Aisya Belle Sulaiman

18.  Khadra Mohd Azrul

19.  Ellya Keesha Zarif bt Ahmed Zaharani

20.  Nelysa Khadija binti Mohamed Nazrin

21.  Ayesha Elena Shah Zain Shah

22.  Nor Afra binti Sefex Afenday

23.  Rashdina Ayeesha Ramli

24.  Irisa Sofea binti Mohd Azman

25.  Wan Khadijah Akhtar Wan Shariffuddin

26.  Farah Yasmin bt Shahizan

27.  Hani Batrisyia bt Mohamad Rizal

28.  Hannah Tasi bt Mohamad Ibrahimnuddin

29.  Ida Shahira Muhammad Syarizal

30.  Nik Miti Safura bt Nik Rahmat

31.  Sarah Yasmin

32.  Sarrmiin Bala

33.  Sharifah Edila Shahabuddin

34.  Alysha Iman Zulkiflee

35.  Athena Teoh Sin Yee

36.  Dayini Farkhan Norhama

37.  Deshna Raj

38.  Farisya Faizal

39.  Hannah Marsya Mazli

40.  Harvynna Kaur Kler

41.  Ho Jackie

42.  Ikha Fatima Abdul Hakim Mordani

43.  Leng Foong Jeng Sarah

44.  Marsya Jehana bt Mohd Jehan

45.  Nia Selena Jeffrey

46.  Nik Nurmyra Nik Faruk

47.  Nik Sarah Heidi Nik Feizal Haidi

48.  Nur’Ain Baird

49.  Shabiella Ayuni Shari

50.  Suci Dareen Althea Shahrul Nizam

51.  Tihani Roslan

52.  Treya Isis Sanjeev

53.  Vanessa Chong Yi Wen

54.  Zara Anna-Camelia Teh Mohd Adrian

55.  Kadija binti Kamarulzaman

56.  Wan Hajar Wan Abdul Halim

Until the next session, stay tuned..
HOOYAH