EXPEDITION <strong>10A</strong> EKSPIDISI <strong>10A</strong> Fifth Row (Left to Right) Edward Laschet, Donna Scanlan, Patrick Laidlaw, Harry Tabor, Sebastian Winn, Craig Hart, Zak Woodhouse, Zulfiquar Dalal, Oonagh Hayes, Serge Neumand, Alison Thackray, Alexandra Bevir, Joseph Mathers, Rosalind Helson, Alice Hobhouse, Briony McPherson, Greg Jones, Aidan Nairn, Michael Day, Harry Griffiths, Frederik Vincentz, Elizabeth Chapman, Josphine Ayre, Rachel Magnus, Emily Mutton, Darren Pugh, Simon Skelly, Paul Choat, Isabel Mattick, Ashleigh Davies, Anton Hawthorne-Gonazalvez, Conor Gracey, Thomas Heslop, Natalie Iliffe, Samantha De La Haye Fourth Row (Left to Right) Eleni Coldrey, Theodore Gibson, David Sparks, Andrew Hattersley, Eddie Boyle, Eunice Lum, Angelina Tan, Emily Carter, Laura Pickering, Charlotte Green, Polly Cocker, Hannah Sprake, Morna Spence, Oliver Pringle, James Davies, Ashley Vickers, Adam Joe White, Laura Pittaway, Heng Tsen Wen, Timothy Mottram, Joel Davie, Liam Sumner, Benjamin Teuten, Michael Mason, William Mitchell, Harry Dewe-Mathews, Andrew Fraser, Edward Sants, Matthew Underhill, Gilbert Sukim, Rosalind Davies, Stephen Myers, Luke Ewer, Kirsty Simms Third Row (Left to Right) Mark McCarthy, Mark Cavanagh, Kate Hallam, Aydan Al-Saad, James McGovern, Darren Lee Jie Weng, Carynn Tanduba, Francesca Sandwell, Louise O’Neill, Lucie Perris, Hayley Burnell, Tiffany Harvey, Sarah Parumal, Nisha Kaushal, Jenny Veness, Joseph Francis, Thijs Veltman, Kyra Hil, Alwine De Vos Van Steenwigk, Alexander Van Leeuwen, Bas Pothof, Aernout Van Der Goes, Sophie Pahud De Mortanges, Sophie Grant, Christopher Tuson, Jawad Al-Hairi, Scott Monaghan, Alexander Godwin, Rosterlexon Solaiman Second Row (Left to Right) Sarah Hoare, Benjamin Cowley, James Reif, Solomon Akhtar, Nigel Dakin, Paul Henry, Aisha Begum, Vineeta Tan, Christina Tucker, Carys Duckworth, Ryan Aylwin, Martin Brien, Becki Ingram, Danielle Gaywood, Eleanor Chapman, Rachel Sutton, Natasha Fournel, Victoria Clutterbuck, Laura Crockwell, James Wood, Joost Pompe, Edward Lewis, Adam Shahrum Zainal Abidin, Josh Stevenson-Brown, Brett Anderson, Petronella John, Ah Ching Wong Front Row (Left to Right) Charlie Hoare, Mark Wardman, Helen Ray-Jones, James Eyles, Rachel Gower, Tom Plant, Kimberley Balsdon, Mark Skelton, Katharine Ridgway, Felicity-Rae James, Sara Pink, Ebrillwen Evans, Claire Lynch, Kathryn Bush, Alistair Parry, Emma Chapman, Nicola Claydon, David Lau Expedition Overview Gambaran Ekspidisi Expedition <strong>10A</strong> was one of the largest <strong>Raleigh</strong> has run in Sabah in recent years with 29 volunteer managers and 116 venturers from around the world. Between <strong>January</strong> and <strong>April</strong>, teams worked on a variety of projects in the region, including building three gravity water feed systems, working on the new Bornean Sun Bear Conservation Centre, building a community kindergarten, developing infrastructure at Imbak Canyon and constructing traditional accommodation for a new rainforest reforestation project in the Kudat region of <strong>Borneo</strong>. Participants came from a variety of social and cultural backgrounds from all over the world, including the Netherlands, Denmark, Ireland, Malaysia and the UK. The expedition, supported by the Sabah Ministry of Youth and Sport, started on Tuesday the 2nd of February and concluded on Thursday, the 8th of <strong>April</strong> with an official ceremony including traditional dancing and food. Ekspedisi <strong>10A</strong> merupakan salah satu ekspidisi yang terbesar yang pernah dijalankan di Sabah. Ekspidisi ini terdiri daripada 29 pengurus sukarelawan dan 116 peserta sukarelawan dari seluruh dunia. Di antara Januari dan <strong>April</strong>, pasukan-pasukan <strong>Raleigh</strong> telah berkerja untuk menyiapkan beberapa jenis projek di Sabah, termasuk pembinaan tiga sistem air graviti, pembinaan Pusat Konservasi Beruang Madu <strong>Borneo</strong>, pembinaan tadika komuniti, pemajuan infrastruktur di Kanyon Imbak dan pembinaan rumah tradisi untuk projek penghutanan semula di Kudat. Peserta-peserta <strong>Raleigh</strong> <strong>Borneo</strong> <strong>10A</strong> telah datang dari pelbagai latar belakang sosial dan budaya di seluruh dunia, termasuk negara Belanda, Denmark, Ireland, United Kingdom dan Malaysia. Ekspidisi yang disokong oleh Kementerian Belia dan Sukan Sabah ini dimulakan pada 2hb Februari dan diakhirkan pada 8hb <strong>April</strong> dengan sebuah majlis penutupan yang diserikan dengan tarian tradisional dan makanan bufet. 3
COMMUNITY KOMUNITI TA DI K A KI N DERGA R T E N Alpha 1 - Kampung Sulit Paitan Kerajaan Malaysia menyediakan pendidikan untuk kanak-kanak dari umur enam tahun yang sudah mempunyai kemahiran menulis dan membaca yang asas. Ramai kanak-kanak yang tinggal di kawasan terpencil tidak mempunyai kemahiran-kemahiran asas ini dan ini menyebabkan mereka mengalami kesusahan apabila ke sekolah nanti. Kampung Sulit Paitan merupakan salah satu kampung yang dimaksudkan ini, dengan penduduk yang berjumlah sekitar 400 orang dan lokasi yang terletak kira-kira 6 jam dari Kota Kinabalu. Sebelum projek pembinaan ini, pendidikan pra-sekolah untuk seramai 20 hingga 30 kanak-kanak dari kampung ini dijalankan tanpa bangunan tadika yang tetap. Dalam masa 10 minggu, pasukan sukarelawan <strong>Raleigh</strong> telah membina sebuah bangunan tadika. Mereka telah menyediakan tapak bangunan, meletakkan lantai, mendirikan dinding dan bumbung serta memasang pintu sebelum menghiasi bahagian dalam bangunan. Untuk projek ini, <strong>Raleigh</strong> telah berkerjasama dengan PACOS Trust, sebuah organisasi komuniti yang membantu komuniti-komuniti di Malaysia. Tadika ini yang dipantau oleh Sister Dorothy akan memberi peluang kepada kanak-kanak di Kampung Sulit Paitan pendidikan prasekolah yang akan membantu mereka apabila mereka ke sekolah nanti. <strong>Raleigh</strong> ingin mengucapkan terima kasih kepada Les Paquerettes yang merupakan penaja projek ini. The Malaysian government provides education for children from the age of six, with a basic standard in reading and writing already expected. Many children in remote kampungs are unable to reach this standard, meaning they struggle at school. Kampung Sulit Paitan is a small isolated community of around 400 people, located six hours from Kota Kinabalu. Prior to this project, education for the twenty to thirty children within the community took place on an ad hoc basis, with no permanent pre-school building. In the last 10 weeks <strong>Raleigh</strong> groups have built a kindergarten block from scratch. Teams have laid foundations and floorboards, constructed the walls, roof and fitted doors before decorating inside and out. For this project <strong>Raleigh</strong> teamed up with PACOS Trust, a community based organisation assisting Malaysian communities. The kindergarten overseen by Sister Dorothy will give children access to an early education, helping them when they reach school. <strong>Raleigh</strong> would like to thank Les Paquerettes who provided the funding for this project. 4