Scouts

Ahmad Ibrahim Warriors Scout Group has been active since 1967. We envision each Scout to be a gentleman clean in thought, word and deed, who strives to be a student leader and who is a cut above the rest. As individual Scouts, we work towards the Chief Commissioner’s Award which is conferred to the most outstanding and distinctive Scouts in recognition of their exemplary performance, dedication as well as services at the secondary school level. As a unit, we have been achieving the Frank Cooper Sands (Gold) Award for sixteen consecutive years. The Frank Cooper Sands Award is an award which every Scout unit in Singapore strives to achieve excellence in.

In Scouts CCA, we conduct training twice a week where Scouts experience many exciting and enriching activities and learn Scouting skills such as camping, pioneering, orienteering and outdoor cooking. We also organise physical training during training to improve the fitness of Scouts and team-bonding games to further add the element of fun for Scouts.

We organise inter-unit and inter-patrol competitions like Scout Lore Quest and cooking challenge to hone our Scouting knowledge and skills. Similarly, we also participate in courses, competitions and events like the Scout Leadership Training Course, Patrol Pioneering Challenge and Founder's Day Celebration organised by the North Area of the Singapore Scout Association. Furthermore, we also gather around campfires with Scouts from other units to celebrate achievements together and to forge stronger camaraderie.

To do our part for society, we organise and participate in service-learning activities. We also raise funds during the annual Job Week to support Scout programmes and activities. In Job Week, Scouts take to the homes of residents all over Singapore to do jobs like cleaning, gardening, and tutoring, so as to learn the dignity of labour, value of honest work and belief in helping others. As a result, Scouts can be developed into self-reliant, confident, responsible, and active citizens.

Each year, we organise two camps, one in March and the other in June. Once every two years at year end, we co-organise a combined camp with the Girl Guides and embark on an overseas camping trip to meet Scouts from other countries. This is to allow Scouts to make new friends and learn new knowledge and skills from our counterparts.

Vision & Mission

Vision
Each Scout a gentleman clean in thought, word and deed, who strives to be a student leader who is a cut above the rest.

Mission
To develop in young gentlemen courage, resilience, and a sense of brotherhood.

Activities

In Scouting, Scouts learn four core skills:

Camping which includes Campfire
Hiking, Exploration and Orienteering
Knots and Pioneering
Cooking and Outdoor Survival

This is done through the eight elements of the Scout Method:

Scout Promise and Law
Learning By Doing
Personal Progression
Patrol or Team System
Adult Support
Symbolic Framework
Nature
Community Involvement

Camping

Scouts’ hands are trained for wonders, with the ability to set up tents and structures necessary for surviving in the outdoors. Working in accordance with nature, Scouts improvise and make use of their surroundings to meet their needs while protecting them.

Orienteering

Navigating with a map in one hand and a compass in the other, Scouts identify checkpoints and significant landmarks, and orientate themselves based on these points, allowing them to explore unfamiliar territory with ease while hiking.

Pioneering

With nimble fingers and rugged hands, Scouts construct miniature wooden models, transforming them into life-sized bridges, swings and kitchens using mere wooden spars and manila ropes.

Outdoor Cooking

From sourcing dried leaves and twigs, to building and maintaining a fire, to putting small pieces of chicken to roast over a self-made cooking pit, this is part of the outdoor cooking skill set that every Scout possesses.

Achievements

Unit Award: Frank Cooper Sands (Gold with Honours Pennant) Award
Individual Award: Chief Commissioner’s Award
North Area Scout Lore Quest
- Highest Team Award: Silver
- Highest Individual Award: Silver

Participation

AISS Weekly Morning Assembly
AISS CCA Carnival
Diamond Jubilee Donation Drive
Shooting for Masters-At-Arms
AISS Total Defence Day Commemoration Parade Segment
Diamond Jubilee Challenge
AISS Total Defence Day Celebration
North Area Founder’s Day Celebration
North Area Scout Leadership Training Course
CPIB Anti-Corruption Badge Course
Unit Community Service
Standard First Aid Course + CPR AED Certification Course
01 Raffles Scout Group Annual Show
SPCA Free Pet Health Screening
Job Week
AISS Achievement Day Parade Segment
One Star Kayaking Certification Course
Beatty Beaver Scout Group 70th Anniversary Campfire
Collector Proficiency Badge Course
Istana Open House (National Day)
AISS National Day Celebration Parade Segment
National Day Parade Segment
2006 Southern Cross Scout Troop 65th Anniversary Campfire
Unit Training Camp
AISS Scouts Honouring Session
Jamboree On The Air - Jamboree On The Internet
North Area Akela Award Ceremony
Learning Journey to Airbus
Commercial Flight Simulation Experience
National Cub Scout Gang Show Finale
Istana Open House (Deepavali)
Chief Scout, Mdm Halimah Yacob, Farewell
North Area Camporee to Malacca, Malaysia

Training Schedule

Wednesday
3.30 pm to 6.00 pm

Friday
2.30 pm to 5.30 pm

Student Leaders

Senior Patrol Leader
3RE AFABLE GREY ANTHONY BANZUELA
3ST KOH JIA WEI

Patrol Leader / Secretary
3SE DARWISYH ARFAN BIN ABDUL JALIL
3ST LIAU KANG JIE

Patrol Leader / Quartermaster
3SE AQEEL RASHAAD KHAN
3CA NEO XUAN MING

Assistant Patrol Leader
3CA AHMAD IMTIYAZ BIN AZME
3EX SEE KAI LE REYES
2CA LIM ZHENG YIN
2CO MUHAMMAD ADEN MATEEN BIN ABDULLAH
2GR HADI RAYYAN ADI
2RE BENJAMIN LIM MING YING
2SE ONG XUAN LIANG, ISAAC

Teachers In Charge

Ms Tania Chia Mei Lin (OIC)
Contact: chia_mei_lin_tania@moe.edu.sg

Ms Ng Hui Wen
Mr Enzo Charles Victor Buttazzoni
Ms Low Qiao Yuan

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