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This blog is all about the Adventure & Sports events held in Singapore.
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STEPHANIE: Outward Bound Singapore
Written on: Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Time: 2:40 PM
 One of the most adventurous activities to participate in is Outward Bound School Singapore (OBS). OBS was started in 1971. It has since been renamed Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) and is managed by the People’s Association. The aim of OBS is to “offer Singapore's young people exciting activities to develop their physical and mental ruggedness, personal confidence and leadership qualities."
OBS has grown from humble beginnings as a training facility to an exceptional and unique training and consultation centre for people from all walks of life. They have programmes ranging from basic pre-teen student courses to interactive corporate programmes for professional executives, ensuring a course suitable for anyone and everyone.
 For all OBS courses, each activity is planned, tested and fully supervised by qualified full-time instructors. Every trainer is also equipped with the sufficient skills and knowledge to ensure participants’ safety. All equipment used is regularly and thoroughly inspected by internal and external certifying bodies to ensure that safety standards are strictly adhered to. In the event of an emergency, there is a 24-hour medical centre with a team of specially trained nurses. All participants are also trained in basic safety procedures to ensure overall safety and the confidence to enjoy their courses.
 The Outward Bound Singapore is situated at two locations in Singapore, namely at Pulau Ubin, an island off the north eastern coast of Singapore, and East Coast Park. Currently, a third of Pulau Ubin is being used for training on rugged terrains and a quick accessibility to the sea. Some of the state of the art facilities on Ubin include the Peak Ascent Tower, Tunnelling and Caving System, Inverse and Tripod Towers, rock climbing walls, dormitories, learning rooms and even a half-Olympic sized swimming pool for kayak practices. The facilities found at our East Coast campus includes a Multi-Element Tower, Tunnel/Caving/Maze System, Challenge Ropes Courses, tree hut dormitories, rock-climbing walls and learning rooms.
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STEPHANIE: Outward Bound Singapore
Written on: Tuesday, November 25, 2008
Time: 2:40 PM
One of the most adventurous activities to participate in is Outward Bound School Singapore (OBS). OBS was started in 1971. It has since been renamed Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) and is managed by the People’s Association. The aim of OBS is to “offer Singapore's young people exciting activities to develop their physical and mental ruggedness, personal confidence and leadership qualities."
OBS has grown from humble beginnings as a training facility to an exceptional and unique training and consultation centre for people from all walks of life. They have programmes ranging from basic pre-teen student courses to interactive corporate programmes for professional executives, ensuring a course suitable for anyone and everyone.
For all OBS courses, each activity is planned, tested and fully supervised by qualified full-time instructors. Every trainer is also equipped with the sufficient skills and knowledge to ensure participants’ safety. All equipment used is regularly and thoroughly inspected by internal and external certifying bodies to ensure that safety standards are strictly adhered to. In the event of an emergency, there is a 24-hour medical centre with a team of specially trained nurses. All participants are also trained in basic safety procedures to ensure overall safety and the confidence to enjoy their courses.
The Outward Bound Singapore is situated at two locations in Singapore, namely at Pulau Ubin, an island off the north eastern coast of Singapore, and East Coast Park. Currently, a third of Pulau Ubin is being used for training on rugged terrains and a quick accessibility to the sea. Some of the state of the art facilities on Ubin include the Peak Ascent Tower, Tunnelling and Caving System, Inverse and Tripod Towers, rock climbing walls, dormitories, learning rooms and even a half-Olympic sized swimming pool for kayak practices. The facilities found at our East Coast campus includes a Multi-Element Tower, Tunnel/Caving/Maze System, Challenge Ropes Courses, tree hut dormitories, rock-climbing walls and learning rooms.
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ABOUT US
Hello there! We're a bunch of TP's Hospitality & Tourism Management students from P12, Group 2.
Our Geography Travel And Tourism project is based on Adventure and Sports.
The group members are:
Maisie Goh(:
Stephanie Lee (:
Tanny(:
Kevon Tan (:
Pang Li Min(:
Novi Seteo(:
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REFERENCES
Singapore - FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008
AsiaOne
Aviva Open Singapore 2008
Singapore Batminton Open
SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX 2008
Formula 1
Singapore GP
Singapore GP 2
Youth Olympic Games
Singapore 2010
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Outward Bound Singapore
OBS URL 1
OBS URL 2
OBS URL 3
OBS URL 4
OBS URL 5
Barclays Singapore Open 2008 and Lexus Cup Singapore 2008
Barclay Singapore
Lexus Cup
SKI360
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Image URL 2
Image URL 3
Image URL 4
Image URL 5
Ski360
Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
National Park
Visit Singapore
Wild Singapore
Tree Top Walk @ MacRitchie
Wild Singapore
Football Fever!
The Cage
Bukit Timah Nature Reserve
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adidas Sundown Marathon
Sundown Marathon
Orchid Country Club
Orchid Club
j-travel blogspot
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- LI MIN: Youth Olympic Games
- SINGAPORE GRAND PRIX 2008
- TANNY: Singapore - FINA/ARENA Swimming World Cup 2008
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- November 2008
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One of the most adventurous activities to participate in is Outward Bound School Singapore (OBS). OBS was started in 1971. It has since been renamed Outward Bound Singapore (OBS) and is managed by the People’s Association. The aim of OBS is to “offer Singapore's young people exciting activities to develop their physical and mental ruggedness, personal confidence and leadership qualities."
OBS has grown from humble beginnings as a training facility to an exceptional and unique training and consultation centre for people from all walks of life. They have programmes ranging from basic pre-teen student courses to interactive corporate programmes for professional executives, ensuring a course suitable for anyone and everyone. For all OBS courses, each activity is planned, tested and fully supervised by qualified full-time instructors. Every trainer is also equipped with the sufficient skills and knowledge to ensure participants’ safety. All equipment used is regularly and thoroughly inspected by internal and external certifying bodies to ensure that safety standards are strictly adhered to. In the event of an emergency, there is a 24-hour medical centre with a team of specially trained nurses. All participants are also trained in basic safety procedures to ensure overall safety and the confidence to enjoy their courses.
The Outward Bound Singapore is situated at two locations in Singapore, namely at Pulau Ubin, an island off the north eastern coast of Singapore, and East Coast Park. Currently, a third of Pulau Ubin is being used for training on rugged terrains and a quick accessibility to the sea. Some of the state of the art facilities on Ubin include the Peak Ascent Tower, Tunnelling and Caving System, Inverse and Tripod Towers, rock climbing walls, dormitories, learning rooms and even a half-Olympic sized swimming pool for kayak practices. The facilities found at our East Coast campus includes a Multi-Element Tower, Tunnel/Caving/Maze System, Challenge Ropes Courses, tree hut dormitories, rock-climbing walls and learning rooms.
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The Outward Bound Singapore is situated at two locations in Singapore, namely at Pulau Ubin, an island off the north eastern coast of Singapore, and East Coast Park. Currently, a third of Pulau Ubin is being used for training on rugged terrains and a quick accessibility to the sea. Some of the state of the art facilities on Ubin include the Peak Ascent Tower, Tunnelling and Caving System, Inverse and Tripod Towers, rock climbing walls, dormitories, learning rooms and even a half-Olympic sized swimming pool for kayak practices. The facilities found at our East Coast campus includes a Multi-Element Tower, Tunnel/Caving/Maze System, Challenge Ropes Courses, tree hut dormitories, rock-climbing walls and learning rooms.