(Your experience during Leadership Camp)

The story consists of:

1. Orientation

2. Events

3. Re-orientation

Minimum 3 paragraphs and minimum 3 lines of each paragraph

Leadership camp is an activity that Muhammadiyah 3 High School holds for tenth graders. Students spend 1 week at a military camp. This year LDC was held on Bogor, Group 1 Battalion 14. There was a day that i had a fever and im going to share it here.

That day was wednesday, and my stamina had gotten low but i felt that i still could bear it until the activities ended the night. I pushed myself because i truly wanted to try the rock climbing thing. Time is moving forward till it was my turn to do rappelling, not long after that i felt something punch my forehead, and i felt dizzy and permitted to teacher.Somehow i cried,and they calmed me down. So i took a rest on that day because i felt super dizzy and cold. I slept on barracks till night.

Thanks to the medicine that was given to me, I was so much better the other day and used to do the activity till the end. That fever moment wasn't that bad after all i could take some rest from the hectic. Leadership Camp was truly exhausting but the moment was great! .

On Monday morning, September 9th, I went to school and attended a leadership camp. My friends and I gathered at the sports hall, then we were directed to the bus. On the ride, my friends and I had breakfast first. Finally, we arrived at Batalyon 14 Group 1 Kopassus, Bogor.

The first day we arrived, we had a medical checkup by a doctor. The second day of LDC we held an opening ceremony, in the afternoon we were taught about the PBB, and in the evening we made cheers.

On the third day we were taught about mountainering. the evening was very exciting, we were divided into 10 people per team to get snacks at the Barracks, it turned out that we had to complete the trainer's challenge first and pass through the oil palm forest.

Then on the fourth day we were taught about how to survive in the forest. We were taught what plants we could eat in the forest, then we were taught how to trap prey, taught how to catch snakes properly. In the afternoon we were taught about how to throw knives and axes.

On the fifth day of LDC we played many games, namely ball relay and sarong relay, we also introduced ourselves to get to know each other. and in the evening we had a campfire, and chatted with the coach then I asked for coach Ahmad's autograph.

The last day of LDC I started packing my clothes and stuff, I had breakfast and immediately went to the field to carry out the closing ceremony of LDC. I felt very happy with the LDC activities for 6 days. I learned a lot about how to live in the military.

Orientation

Last week, I participated in the first wave of the leadership camp from X-1 to X-10, which lasted for six days. The event took place at Batalyon 14 Grup 1 Kopasus Bogor. The camp focused on instilling discipline in all aspects of life.

Events

Day One: Arrival and Introduction

On the first day, we departed from school and traveled to Kopasus Bogor by truck. Upon arrival, we underwent a medical checkup and were introduced to the trainers. The trainers explained the activities that we would be participating in during the camp. This initial briefing set the tone for the disciplined environment that we would be immersed in throughout the camp.

Days Two to Three: Ceremonies, Training, and Caraka Night

The second day began with an opening ceremony for the leadership camp. We were then engaged in Physical and Basic Training (PBB) activities. On the third day, we conducted a challenging task by repelling down a high tower and learning to climb and cross using ropes, mimicking the skills of the trainers in the field. Additionally, we participated in a Caraka night around 10 PM, where we ventured into the nearby forest and returned by 1 AM. This nighttime activity added an element of adventure and tested our endurance under the stars.

Days Four to Five: Survival Skills and Team Building

On the fourth day, we focused on survival skills. The trainers taught us which wild foods are safe to consume and how to live off the land. This practical knowledge was essential for our survival in the wilderness. The fifth day was dedicated to psychology and team building. We participated in games designed to enhance our teamwork and collaboration skills. These activities fostered a sense of unity and cooperation among the participants.

Day Six: Closing Ceremony

On the final day, we attended a closing ceremony in the morning. The event concluded with a final briefing and a clean-up session before we returned to school. The leadership camp was an enriching experience that taught us valuable lessons about discipline, teamwork, and survival skills. The camp's structured environment ensured that we learned and grew significantly over the six days.

Re-orientation

The leadership camp was a transformative experience emphasizing discipline, teamwork, and survival skills. The activities were designed to prepare us for various challenges in life, and the camp's structured environment ensured that we learned and grew significantly over the six days. This experience will undoubtedly shape our future endeavors and foster a deeper sense of responsibility and camaraderie.

Last week, my friends and I were attending a leadership camp. We were arriving early in the morning, feeling excited about all the cool activities that were planned. Although the weather was quite hot, which was making us a bit less enthusiastic since we disliked the heat, we were still looking forward to the experience.

We were visiting the barracks first, where we were unpacking our stuff and settling in. After that, we were continuing with activities like medical checkups and snacking on the food the soldiers were giving us. On Wednesday, we were preparing for one of the most exciting activities—rappelling.

We were climbing the stairs until we reached the top of the rock climbing structure. The coaches were checking that we had put on our harnesses correctly before we started to descend. I was feeling hesitant at first, but after some reassurance from one of the coaches, i went down smoothly.

Later that night, we were participating in an activity called “night jury” which was training us to be mentally strong and brave. We were being divided into groups of ten, and together we were walking through the entrance of the woods. Holding onto a rope, we were moving carefully through the dark woods.

Even though I was feeling scared, we were managing to avoid all the traps and eventually made it out safely by supporting each other. On the night of Friday, we were having a final event called "night caraka." We were standing around a bonfire, making promises and reflecting on what we had learned.

It was the last night before we had to leave, and the warm glow of the fire was making the moment feel special. I was crying because I knew I would miss the soldiers, the coaches, and the entire camp experience. On the last day, we were gathering for the closing ceremony.

The weather was still very hot, and I was almost fainting from the heat. After the ceremony, we were eating our last snacks together before heading back to school. It was an amazing week, and I was feeling grateful to the school for the experience. I felt braver and more confident, like a true leader.

My school is holding a leadership camp in batalyon 14 group 1 kopassus at bogor. Which starts from 9th of september until 14th of september.

We did lots of things there, we were trained by kopassus, they teach us how to be more discipline, the activity is quiet heavy and busy.

They test us mentally and physically, they teach us how to do a PBB in a right way, they're also testing our braveness by telling us to do a rafling and "jurit malam" without any lighting cuz they didn't allow us to bring it.

And they also teach us how to be more independent and responsible. they're testing us physically by always putting us under the hot sun and always gives us physical punishments whenever we did something wrong or in a wrong way, like tell us to lie down on the ground, push ups etc.

But we can't eat in peace cuz we just have 5 minutes to finish our food, but the food is delicious though so i enjoyed it, oh yeah they also teach us how to deal with a snakes and kind of them, teach us how to to survive whenever we're lost is a woods or smth.

they also teach us how to defending ourselves whenever we're in danger by teaching us how to use or throw a knife.

they introducing us to the histotic buildings there and the back story of it.

But we're not always did a formal or heavy activity, they also gives us few games for an ice breaking so that we're not stressed there.

The kopassus were really kind and fun to play and talk with, they're pretty humble tho, their looks and appearance we're not bad at all.

I enjoy there cuz it's pretty fun and i'm so sad cuz it's only lasted for a weeks, i'd really love to do it again if there's any chance.

_{Last week, our school held a leadership camp activity, this activity was carried out for a week, from September 9 to September 15, and was carried out at Battalion 14 Group 1 Kopassus. Before leaving, we gathered at the Sprot Hall on the 1st floor and left at 6am.}

_{there we are trained by great soldiers, we are trained to be disciplined, if we are late in doing something, we will be punished, we are also taught to survive. in the forest, studying plants that can be used for eating and drinking in times of emergency.}

_{but on the other hand, even though the activity was very tiring, the leadership camp was also very fun, we got to know a lot of people, became more disciplined, and respected people more when speaking in front of us. it was a very enjoyable experience in my opinion.}

Last week we ran a leadership camp for 6 days from Monday to Saturday at Bogor, to be precise in batalyon 14 group 1 Kopassus, in this leadership camp it was divided into two waves, I was included in the first wave, namely from class x1-x10

on Monday, we went to school at 5 in the morning, when we arrived at school we were directed to gather in the hall and put our bags outside, inside we took attendance and prayed before leaving, after that we all rushed to our respective trucks, I got the truck 2, it is filled with half of my classmates and the rest are some friends from other classes. our journey took around 3 hours, its from 8-11. when we got there we were gathered in a field called the black field, there we gathered according to the platoons that had been distributed and put our bags beside us. suddenly we were all told to lie down on the spot, luckily I lay down on someone's bag. then after being told to get ready again we were directed to collect our cellphones and put our bags according to our respective platoons, because it was already midday we were told to go to the mosque and perform midday prayers.After that we were told to rest in our respective barracks and then carry out rehearsals for the opening ceremony the next day.

then on Tuesday morning, we immediately got ready to wear HW uniforms for the opening ceremony, so after we all had breakfast, we walked together to the green field and carried out the ceremony. In the afternoon we all learned marching training with our respective trainers until the afternoon. That night because it rained quite heavily from sunset, so our agenda was just to gather in the hall and receive yel-yel from the coaches.

On Wednesday, Company 1's activities, namely learning how to save yourself with a rope, were divided into 3 activities, the first was repelling, the second was two rope walkways, and the third was rope climbing. Our activity runs from morning to evening, in the evening without us knowing it turns out we will be carrying out a night caraka. I've never felt this before and this is what I've been waiting for, so we were divided again, each group had 5 women and 5 men. It's simple, we are told to convey the message followed by several obstacles in the large oil palm plantation, while inside we just need to follow the rope that has been provided, but we still have to keep our eyes open, because there are several small ropes that can make someone fell.

skip days :D, in the end This was my first experience attending a leadership camp, I hoped it would be very enjoyable, and sure enough, I really enjoyed it, even when I went home I still missed it and wanted to add more days if I could. From all this there are many lessons that can be taken, from discipline, appreciation & respect, cooperation, caring, and many more, thank you all

Last week, on Monday, 9 September 2024, I participated in a leadership camp located in Battalion 14, Group 1 Kopassus, Bogor. LDKS is basic leadership training, where we are tested mentally and physically. At that time the LDKS were wave 1, starting from class 10-1 to 10-10 while wave 2, class 10-11 to 10-20 were following next week.

On the first day, Monday, we had a health check and got assigned to our barracks. On the second day, Tuesday, there was an opening ceremony, we explored the area, and learned how to line up. Wednesday, the third day, we went rappelling and did some outbound activities, then had a night jury. Thursday, the fourth day, we tried knife throwing and learned about plants outdoors. Friday, I didn’t join the activities from morning to noon because I was sick, but in the evening, I joined the campfire. Saturday, the last day, we had a closing ceremony and then went home.

What I felt during these 6 days was an exciting and memorable experience. but I'm not too satisfied because there are some things I haven't tried, even though I'm tired, I want to do ldks again.

So, last week my school sent us to millitary for having a ledership camp. The camp time was divided into two time, the first one have ended the camp but the second last was having the camp right now.

My camp have been ended last week. It such a great time for me personally, because there is so much interesting activities in there. We went to there on 9th of September at 7am, then we arrived there at 10am which is very hot. Im getting sweating alredy in there, but luckly not long after that it started raining heavily so we get reast untill night.

Then the next day we started our day with subuh pray and breakfast before going to the field for the opening ceremony. when the sun started rising we started our training with a walk around the camp and such introduction to some heroes. For the third day they took us to do raffling and some of outbound activities. And then followed by PBB for the next day.

My favorite activity was ( jurit malam ), it was scared but i liked it bcoz the feeling of frustration and the scary i have was the thing i like.

Well actually, we dont having such a heavy activity. It was all fun, because the kopassus was also very kind to us. They very respect to girls even i think they were treated us differently with boys.

Class: X-1 Tahfidz Banat

Last week, I attended a Leadership Camp for a week. There was trained physically and mentally by the army at Battalion 14 Group 1 Kopassus, Kemang, Bogor, West Java. On the first day, we wore red army uniforms, black headscarves, and black training. Previously, we left Muga for Kopassus using a army truck. I was in truck 2. In the truck, we ate fried chicken for breakfast.

At the location, we got off the truck and put down our bags. We were then asked to lie down because our line was not orderly. After that, all our belongings were checked, and some items had to be collected such as snacks, fans, flashlights, and perfume. Then we went to the hall for lunch. We ate rendang. After that, we underwent a health check. Then we went to the barracks, and chose velbed.

On the second day, we wore HW uniforms. We held an opening ceremony followed by an orientation. On this day, we walked along the roads in Battalion 14. Here, we visited the playground, mosque, shooting ranges Mirwariyadin and Bayu Aji, and heard the sound of gunshots directly while lying down. After that, we took a break and then had pbb and in the evening, we made cheers in the hall next to the barracks.

On the third day, we wore green army uniforms and black training. We engaged in mountaineering activities such as rappelling at the Dakibu tower, rock climbing, and tightrope walking. In the evening, we conducted a caraka malam and then slept on the asphalt for the night. It was a very exciting day.

We were also taught how to catch venomous/non-venomous snakes and lastly, we were taught how to throw knives and axes to kill enemies. In the evening, we watched a 4-hour film about Kopassus titled "Merah Putih Memanggil".

On the fifth day, we wore complete sports uniforms with applied psychology activities. This was the most relaxing day as there were no training or physical activities. In the evening, we watched a different film and had a campfire event.

On the sixth day, we wore grey-white uniforms, packed our belongings, and held a closing ceremony followed by a group photo. After the ceremony, I asked for autographs from the coaches Ahmad, Ilham, army coach, Yusuf, Melvin, and Pandu. Then, we returned and arrived at Muga at 1:00 PM.

I was very happy because I gained a lot of experience and lessons with my friends. This LDC was very beneficial for training leadership skills and fostering a sense of responsibility, discipline, diligence, and self-confidence.

Last week, I joined the Leadership camp, my first Leadership camp in Senior high school. The Leadership Camp is located in Batalyon 14 Grup 1 Kopassus. Leadership Camp are activities to grow a disciplined attitude in students. I thought it would be a great experience for me. The Leadership Camp will run for 6 days. And we are also taught to live simply.

First, we headed to the place at 06:00 AM and we arrived at 09.00 AM. When we arrived at the place, we check medical health. We are given advice to be disciplined, and every time we were given food 5-10 minutes. We take part revling activities. And also we there are nightly activities. The Leadership Camp is also for physical and mental. And every time we make a mistake we are given punishment.

After that, we come back to school. I think the activity is very tiring but fun. And I also experienced a good feeling with the other students. This leadership camp is based on leadership and also to train discipline, physical and mental. From here we learn discipline so that we can get used to it until we grow up and also will be a provision later. The leadership Camp will be useful for our lives.

My school held a leadership camp at the 14th Battalion of Kopasus Group 1 in Bogor.

The first day I gathered in the field after that we prayed and had lunch

Last September, I had an unforgettable experience at a leadership camp held in Bogor at Batalyon 14 Group 1 Kopassus. The camp took place from Monday, 9 September 2024, until 14 September 2024. We traveled to Bogor in TNI trucks, and the journey itself felt exciting as it was the first time I had experienced something like that. We arrived at the camp at around 10 p.m., and after a long journey, we immediately went through the registration process and a medical check-up to ensure everyone was fit to participate. Once the formalities were done, we were assigned to the barracks to settle in. Unfortunately, the first night didn't go as planned because it started raining heavily, which forced us to skip many of the scheduled activities.

The next day, we woke up early for the opening ceremony, "Upacara Pembukaan," followed by an orientation of the camp area. The atmosphere was refreshing, but not long after, it started raining again, just like the day before. Because of the weather, many outdoor activities were postponed, which was a bit disappointing. However, the camp instructors made sure we used the time wisely by giving us indoor lectures and getting us ready for the days ahead.

On the third day, the weather finally cleared up, and we were able to go on with one of the most thrilling activities, mountaineering. We did rambling, which involved climbing a high net and crossing a one-rope track. I was terrified at first because of the height, but the instructors encouraged us to push through our fear, and by the end of the activity, I felt proud of myself. That night, we had "Cakara Malam," an activity where we ventured into the forest at night. It was really intense because the darkness and the random jumpscares along the way made it quite terrifying.

Day four was all about survival skills. We learned how to survive in the forest by catching snakes, searching for water sources, and practicing how to throw a knife accurately. It was both thrilling and informative. Later that night, we watched a film about Kopassus and another movie called Merah Putih Memanggil. I remember feeling goosebumps throughout the screening. The films were powerful and moving, and I even found myself tearing up at certain parts. They really showed the courage and dedication of the Kopassus soldiers, and it left a lasting impact on me.

On the fifth day, we had a session on applied psychology, and to my surprise, it was one of the most fun parts of the camp. There were so many enjoyable games that helped us understand psychology in a practical and light-hearted way. Everyone was laughing and bonding throughout the activities. Then, finally, on the last day, we participated in the closing ceremony, "Upacara Penutupan." After that, we packed our things, said goodbye to the camp, and headed back to our school, SMA Muhammadiyah 3 Jakarta. Though I was exhausted, I returned with a lot of valuable lessons and incredible memories from the camp.

This leadership camp taught me a lot about courage, survival, teamwork, and mental resilience. The whole experience was challenging yet rewarding, and I believe it has made me a stronger and more confident person.