English Camp

English Camp
We packed up pretty much all of our belongings, apart from household sortfof things like cockroach killer and smart work clothes, and at about 5am on the 8th of October we boarded the bus for the 19 hours drive to english camp in Perak. We had been informed that we would be vital members of english camp, but other than that we had no real information about what it would involve.
English camp was a four day camp where MRSM schools from all over the country sent their best english speaking students for some activities. Over the course of the weekend groups of students and teachers from a mix of different schools and states took part and competed in a number of games and activities with a variety of rules. However there was one rule that was to be strictly observed at all times, even outside of the classes; strictly no speaking any language but english. And that was where we, the 12 whities, came into the picture. We were the english police. It was our job to enforce the use of the golden language.
We weren't all that strict in our police work, otherwise we wouldnt have been very popular, but we saw a lot of really odd group creations, especially on the last night for the fashion show (photos pending).

I dont want to miss out details from english camp so I'll probably go over it at some point, I just want to keep the blog chronologically updated as I travel and im about 2 weeks behind now. From english camp we travelled to KL