Tuesday, 18 February 2014
7 February 2014, Friday
Today was the day of the actual catholic retreat 2014. It all starts in the Marketing Lobby, where we all gathered to get ready to leave at 12:30 p.m. I was assigned to be in the same bus and take care of grade 10 together with Patrick, Jonathan and Tiffany. Amongst us, we had to set jobs equally. So we all agreed that Tiffany would be documenting the entire event, Jonathan would be taking care of our luggages, Patrick would keep watch of the students and i would be taking attendance. It was teamwork getting everyone set and making sure everyone was present and transported safely to the bus and to the retreat place. I realized that when it comes to a large crowd, it is important to always have yourself heard when making announcements to the students. It is also important to take self initiative to help others even when you are not used to it. We planned to reach the place by 3 p.m., but we ended up reaching the place by 2 p.m. Which was good, our trip there was not long and this allowed all of us to settle down and rest before starting the sessions. Because this was our assigned jobs, we had to make sure that we would do our work before putting our 'free time' or 'playing time'. I had difficulties in giving out the grade 10 name tags, as they were all tangled and mixed up. But with the help of my friend, we were able to sort out the name tags and properly hand it out. We also circled the area to find locations for our respective amazing race positions and we did it greatly, as we all looked out for great different places. The night patrol was quite tiring, because we had to wander around making sure everyone is at their respective rooms. This made me realize that when you are doing something, you need to make sure you do it well and to the maximum. Meaning, you do not just leave it, you have to end the day making sure you did all the things you needed to do. Overall, the day was great, things went fine, everyone were at their places and the students enjoyed it.
5 February 2014, Wednesday
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