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COACHES

INFORMATION

PACK

NOVEMBER 2015

U15 Games at Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar

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Contents

1. Overall Schedule

2. Track & Field Meet

3. Swim Meet

4. Basketball Tournament

5. Football Tournament

6. Hotel Information

7. Extra Events

8. Important Information


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7:00 – 7:15am

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8:00am

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Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar (Main Field)

11:30 – 12:30pm

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Start

OVERALL SCHEDULE

Thursday 19th November

Teams arrive

School Flight No Arrival Airport Emergency

Contacts

BSBSY D7317 08.55am KLIA

(+86) 15201339831 or

(+86) 15201361565

BSKL NA NA NA 196091966

STAGV FD313 15.10pm KLIA (0)924573989

BSG

CZ349

(TBC) 12.35pm (TBC KLIA (+86)13538826446

BPREP FD 319 13:15pm KLIA (+66) 0609245270

Welcome Dinner at Hotel 6.30 pm

Friday 20th November Track and Field Competition

Breakfast 6:00 – 7:00am Depart Hotel

Opening Ceremony Athletics 8:30am

x Athletics Finishes 11:30am

x Lunch at KTJ

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Swimming Competition Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar (Pool)

X Swimming Starts 12:30pm X Swimming Finishes 3:00pm X Depart for Hotel 3:30pm Showers and Change X Evening Meal 6:30/7:30pm Saturday 21st November X Breakfast 6:00am – 7:00am X Depart Hotel 7:00am – 7:15am Boys Football & Girls Basketball Starts 8:30am X Lunch 11:30am – 12:30pm X Event Finish 2:30pm – 3:00pm X Depart for Hotel 3:30pm X Shower and Change X Evening Meal 6:30pm – 7:30pm


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Sunday 22nd November X Breakfast 6:00am – 7:00am X Depart Hotel 7:00am – 7:15am Boys Football & Girl Basketball Starts 8:30am X Sunday Brunch (staggered) 10:00am – 1:00pm X Event Finish 2:30pm – 3:00pm X Depart for Hotel 3:30pm X Shower and Change X Gala Dinner 7:00pm – 11:00pm Monday 23rd November X Breakfast 6:00am – 8:00am Team Depart

School Depart KLIA Flight Departure Airport BSBSY 23/11/2015 D7316 7.10pm KLIA

BSKL NA NA NA NA

STAGV 23/11/2015 AK840 14:30pm KLIA

BSG 23/11/2015 CZ350 (TBC) 1:35 pm (TBC) KLIA BPREP 23/11/15 FD 312 10:40pm KLIA


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TRACK & FIELD MEET (Friday AM)

Track & Field Meet Directors: Lewis Baillie/April Scott

Friday 20th November AM

The Athletics will take place at Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar, 71700 Mantin, Negeri Sembilan,

Malaysia. We will be using a standard 8 lane, 400m grass track.

The High Jump will take place in the Multi Purpose hall just 40m from the main field.

General Information

Official IAAF rules can be accessed at http://www.iaaf.org/downloads/IAAFhandbook

· Each competitor may compete in a maximum of 3 track / 2 field or 2 track / 3 field events.

The relay will count as 1 track event

· There are 2 sets of changing room facilities and toilets, 1 situated on the main field (see

map) the other is in the Multi Purpose Hall and will be highlighted to competitors.

· Schools will have a tent allocated to them for their competitors. Each school needs to ensure

that they have adequate supervision for their team.

· All teams should show good positive sportsmanship throughout the competition and

especially when supporting other teams and their own.

· If competitors are entered in both track and field events or in more than one field event

taking place simultaneously then the judges should allow them to participate in an order

different from that decided upon prior to competition

· A track event will take priority over a field event

· In the field events, competitors will be allowed up to 3 practice throws before starting the

competition. They will get 3 attempts in the competition except for the high jump.


http://www.iaaf.org/downloads/IAAFhandbook

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The following events will take place. All schools can enter an A & B athlete for both boys and

girls:

TRACK:

100m, 200m , 400m, 800m, 1500m

FIELD:

High Jump, Long Jump, Triple Jump, Shot Putt, Javelin, Discus

Medals will be awarded for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place

Throwing Weights:

Boys: Javelin—600g, Discus—1.25kg, Shot Putt—4.00kg

Girls: Javelin—600g, Discus—1.00kg, Shot Putt—3.25kg

Rules and Regulations

The Start

· For competitors running the 100m, 200m, and 400m the command will be “on your marks”,

“set” and when all competitors are set i.e. motionless on their mark, the whistle will be

heard. When a track start is used after on your marks, competitors must assume a position

whereby both hands and at least one knee are in contact with the ground. Runners must stay

in their lane

· For competitors running the 800m and 1500m race, the command shall be “on your marks”

after the competitors shall approach the starting line without touching it, and assume a

steady position. Competitors must not touch the ground with their hand or hands. When all

competitors have assumed a steady position the whistle shall sound.

· NOTE: 800m will start from the start/finish line with a curved line. Runners can break

straight away


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The Race

· Competitors in the 100m, 200m, & 400m should keep to their allotted lane from start to

finish of these events

· Any competitor jostling, running or walking across or obstructing another competitor so as

to impede progress shall be liable to be disqualified.

General

· If competitors are entered in more than one event then the student needs to inform the

teacher in charge of the event. They will be able to make all there throws or jumps

consecutively at the start in order to make there way to the other event.

· Unfortunately due to time restrictions the competitors who have to do this will not have the

chance to have warm up throws/jumps

· Those who have high Jump and another event will need to complete the other event first

and move on to the high jump as soon as possible.

Athletes

· Each competitor may compete in a maximum of 3 track / 2 field or 2 track / 3 field events.

The relay will count as 1 track event

· NB in the event of a school only being able to field one athlete, that competitor is, by

definition, the ‘A’ competitor

Events

Long Jump/Triple

· No restriction on run up length, 3 jumps per competitor


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High Jump

The height of the bar will start where all competitors are capable of jumping. The height the

bar is raised between each round will also be geared to the ability of the competitors. The

competitors shall be informed of this before the competition begins.

· Competitors have a maximum of seven jumps.

· Competitors may commence jumping at any of the heights above the minimum height and

may jump at their discretion at any subsequent height.

· Elimination will be after 3 consecutive failures (although they do not have to be at the same

height).

· After the competitor has won the competition and still has jumps to take, the height to

which the bar is raised shall be decided after the judge of the competition has consulted the

wishes of the competitor.

· Ties for first place only shall be decided by counting back.

· The designated high jump judge will decide whether or not a jump is valid.

Discus/Shot Putt/ Javelin

· Competitors will have a maximum of three throws each.

· Competitors will have there best throw marked and measurements will be taken at the end

of the competition.

· In the event of a tie, medals will be given to both competitors in the positive position

The Schedule is listed below

Time Track Field High Jump Long Jump Triple Jump Shot Put Discus Javelin

8:30am 1500m Girls A/B Girls A/B Boys A/B Boys A/B Girls A/B 8:45am 1500m Boys A/B 9:00am 100m Girls A/B 9:15am 100m Boys A/B Boys A/B Girls A/B Boys A/B 9:30am 200m Girls A/B 9:45am 200m Boys A/B 10:00am 800m Girls A/B Boys A/B Girls A/B Boys A/B 10:15am 800m Boys A/B 10:30am 400m Girls A/B 10:45am 400m Boys A/B Girls A/B Girls A/B

11.00pm 4 x 100m Relay 11.30pm 4 x 100m Relay

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SWIM MEET (Friday PM)

Swim Meet Directors: Lewis Baillie/Ooi Tze Yang Friday 20th November 2015 PM

The order of events is listed below

Swimmers can only be entered into 5 events maximum Lanes will be assigned randomly throughout the event and will be reflected in

the schedule Swimmers entered in events must compete in their events except where injury

prevents Replacement swimmers need to be entered as early as possible before the race

start Places and medals will be awarded post-race Schools will be advised of any DQ for placed swimmers resulting in a change to

placings/medals

Swimming

Fina rules can be accessed at http://www.fina.org/

Swimmers can take part in 5 events only

Swimming will take place in our 25m Outdoor Pool. It is an 8 lane pool so all events will be

straight finals. The pool is 1.8m deep across the entire pool.

· Starting Blocks will be used but students can also start from the side or in the water

· It is at deck level and has flags at 5 metres from each end

· Times will be taken manually

· The false start rule will apply. 1 false start, swimmers return to the start. 2nd false start and

the race will continue but the swimmer that causes the false start will be disqualified (at the

end of the race).

· 2 hand touch finish for Breaststroke and Butterfly

· Lanes will be given to schools in rotation as the races are straight finals

· There will be medals for 1st, 2nd and 3rd place in each race.


http://www.fina.org/

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· Order for Individual Medley: Butterfly, Backstroke, Breaststroke, Freestyle

· Order for Medley Relay: Backstroke, Breaststroke, Butterfly, Freestyle

General Information re the Pool

· There will be lots of shaded area around the outside of the pool so that swimmers can

remain cool

· Whipping/Marshalling areas will be well out of the pool area (MPH air conditioned)

· Toilets and changing rooms are very accessible to the swimmers and spectators

Strokes

FREESTYLE:

The swimmer may swim any style, except that in individual medley or medley relay events,

freestyle means any style other than backstroke, breaststroke or butterfly.

Some part of the swimmer must touch the wall upon completion of each length and at the

finish.

Some part of the swimmer must break the surface of the water throughout the race, except

it shall be permissible for the swimmer to be completely submerged during the turn and for

a distance of not more than 15metres after the start and each turn.


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BACKSTROKE:

At the signal for starting and after turning the swimmer shall push off and swim upon his/her

back throughout the race except when executing a turn. The normal position on the back can

include a roll movement of the body up to, but not including 90 degrees from horizontal.

Some part of the swimmer must break the surface of the water throughout the race. It is

permissible for the swimmer to be completely submerged during the turn, at the finish and

for a distance of not more than 15 metres after the start and each turn. However, recent

developments and trends, swimmers and coaches have developed a “Fish Action” (Fly kick

on a swimmers side!) same distance applies and passing through 90°! (This would be deemed

as swimming on their front and thus not backstroke)

Upon the finish of the race the swimmer must touch the wall while on the back.

BREASTSTROKE:

From the beginning of the first arm stroke after the start and after each turn, the body shall

be kept on the breast. It is not permitted to roll onto the back at any time.

All movements of the arms shall be simultaneous and in the same horizontal plane without

alternating movement.

After the start and after each turn, the swimmer may take one arm stroke completely back

to the legs. The head must break the surface of the water before the hands turn inward at

the widest part of the second stroke. A single downward dolphin kick followed by a

breaststroke kick is permitted while wholly submerged.

The feet must be turned outwards during the propulsive part of the kick. A scissors, flutter or

downward kick is not permitted except breaking the surface of the water with the feet is

allowed unless followed by a downward dolphin kick.

At each turn and at the finish of the race, the touch shall be made with both hands

simultaneously at, above, or below the water level.


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BUTTERFLY:

From the beginning of the first arm stroke after the start and each turn, the body shall be

kept on the breast. Under water kicking on the side is allowed. It is not permitted to roll onto

the back at any time.

Both arms shall be brought forward together over the water and brought backward

simultaneously throughout the race.

All up and down movements of the legs must be simultaneous. The legs or the feet need to

be on the same level, but they shall not alternate in relation to each other. A breaststroke

kicking is not permitted.

At the start and turns, a swimmer is permitted one or more leg kicks and one arm pull under

the water, which must bring him/her to the surface. It shall be permissible for a swimmer to

be completely submerged for a distance of not more than 15 metres after the start and each

turn.


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Start 12:30pm

NB

it is vital to appreciate that the FOBISSEA Games are a multi discipline competition and as

such some swimmers will NOT be well versed in competitive swimming rules. The host school

needs to communicate this to officials and stroke judges and ensure that DQs are not the

norm.

Event Distance Gender Stroke A/B 1 100m Girls Individual Medley A

2 100m Boys Individual Medley A

3 100m Girls Freestyle A

4 100m Boys Freestyle A



7 50m Girls Freestyle B

8 50m Boys Freestyle B

9 50m Girls Breaststroke A

10 50m Boys Breaststroke A

11 50m Girls Breaststroke B

12 50m Boys Breaststroke B

13 100m Girls Backstroke A

14 100m Boys Backstroke A

15 50m Girls Butterfly A

16 50m Boys Butterfly A

17 25m Girls Butterfly B

18 25m Boys Butterfly B




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Finish 3:00pm

21 25m Girls Freestyle B

22 25m Boys Freestyle B

23 25m Girls Breaststroke A

24 25m Boys Breaststroke A

25 25m Girls Breaststroke B 26 25m Boys Breaststroke B

27 50m Girls Backstroke A

28 50m Boys Backstroke A

29 25m Girls Backstroke B

30 25m Boys Backstroke B

31 4x25m Girls Medley Relay B

32 4x25m Boys Medley Relay B

33 4x50m Girls Medley Relay A

34 4x50m Boys Medley Relay A

35 4x25m Girls Freestyle Relay B

36 4x25m Boys Freestyle Relay B

37 4x50m Girls Freestyle Relay A

38 4x50m Boys Freestyle Relay A


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BASKETBALL TOURNAMENT

Tournament Directors: Steve Davis/Maidin Kutty

Boys—Saturday 21st November

Girls—Sunday 22nd November

The Schedules are listed below

The tournament is a round-robin format so each school plays 5 matches against all

other schools

The 2 courts being used are in the Multi-Purpose Sports Hall (Indoor courts)

The 2 outdoor courts will be used as a backup venue or practice area

If the back-up venue is used then modifications to the timing of the event and

amount of games may be applicable

Basketball

Official FIBA rules can be accessed at http://www.fiba.com/

The Basketball will be played on 2 courts, both at Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar.

Schools will be split into 2 pools and the group games will be played on both courts

The medal play off games will take place on Court One and the 5th-8th place play off games will be on Court

Two.

The height of the backboard and the rim will be standard on both courts.


http://www.fiba.com/

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All FIBA rules to apply in terms of personal performance e.g. contact (offensive and defensive), travelling,

double dribble etc but with the following variations in terms of the game:

· Games will consist of 4 x 8 minute quarters during round robin and semi-final games and 4 x 10 minute

quarters in final and 3v4 games

· There will be a running clock except for shooting fouls, during the last minute of each half a stop clock will be

used, with the clock stopping on every whistle

· There will be a maximum of 1 x 45 sec time out per half in round robin games, with the opportunity to call a

2nd time out in the 2nd half of semi-finals and finals. The clock will be stopped during these time outs.

· Each game starts with a jump ball, with subsequent ‘jump balls’ and period restarts becoming alternate

possession on sideline at half court

· 8 seconds to bring ball over half way and a 24 sec shot clock to be employed

· ‘Back court violation” to be enforced

· 3 sec in key to be enforced

· 4 team fouls per quarter leading to bonus shots

· 5 personal fouls leads to player ejection

· A game that is level at the end of extra time results in a 2 min overtime, beginning with a jump ball, If at the

end of overtime scores are level a further period should be played with ‘next basket’ wins

· Substitutions to be made on any stoppage except basket scored

Other Rules:

· All squad members may play in the Basketball but only 12 can be named for each individual game.

· 5 playing at one time

· Maximum of 2 coaches per team on the bench

· Teams to have numbered playing kit—starting from 4 upwards. Bibs will be provided to avoid colour clashes

· The Mercy Rule will not be used


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Scoring:

· 4 points for a win, 2 for a draw and 1 for a loss · In pool games results may be drawn · If there is a tie on points at the end of the pool games then the following rules will be applied: 1. Result of the head to head match 2. Point Difference for all games to be used 3. Then three free throws each. 4. The sudden death free throws. Shots can be taken by any of the 5 players finishing the game. If scores are level after the allotted time during play off games then an extra 2 minutes OVERTIME will be played. A jump ball will be used to start this OVERTIME. If the score is still level after the 2 minutes then the ‘next basket wins’ rule applies.

Schedule for Boys Basketball

8.00 Warm up Court 1 8.00 Warm up Court 2

8.30

Match 1 BSKL vs StAGV Match 2 BPREP vs BSG

8.30

9.15

Match 3 StAGV vs BSBSY Match 4 KTJ vs BSKL

9.15

Match 5 KTJ vs BSG Match 6 BSBSY vs BPREP

10.00 10.00

Match 7 BSG vs BSKL Match 8 StAGV vs KTJ

10.45 10.45

Match 9 BSG vs StAGV Match 10 BSKL vs BSBSY

11.30 11.30

Match 11 BPREP vs KTJ BREAK

12.15 12.15

Match 13 BSKL vs BPREP Match 12 BSBSY vs BSG

1.00 1.00

Match 15 BSBSY vs KTJ Match 14 StAGV vs BPREP

1.45 1.45

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Schedule for Girls Basketball

8.00 Warm up Court 1 8.00 Warm up Court 2

8.30 Match 1 KTJ vs BPREP 8.30 Match 2 StAGV vs BSBSY

9.15 Match 3 BPREP vs BSKL 9.15 Match 4 BSG vs KTJ

10.00 Match 5 BSG vs BSBSY 10.00 Match 6 BSKL vs StAGV

10.45 Match 7 BSBSY vs KTJ 10.45 Match 8 BPREP vs BSG

11.30 Match 9 BSBSY vs BPREP 11.30 Match 10 KTJ vs BSKL

12.15 Match 11 StAGV vs BSG 12.15 BREAK

1.00 Match 13 KTJ vs StAGV 1.00 Match 12 BSKL vs BSBSY

1.45 Match 15 BSKL vs BSG 1.45 Match 14 BPREP vs StAGV


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FOOTBALL TOURNAMENT Tournament Directors: Lewis Baillie/April Scott

Girls Saturday 21st November

Boys Sunday 22nd November

The tournament is a round-robin format so each school plays 5 matches against all other

schools

FIFA Laws of the Game can be accessed at http://www.fifa.com/index.html

All matches will be played according to the Laws of the Game with the following exceptions:

· Games will consist of 2 x 12 minute halves during round robin and semi-final games and 2 x 15 minute halves

in final and 3v4 games. Each game will have a 2 minute half time.

· The times per game will be monitored by referees at each game with a central timed clock being run at the

official table as a back up

· Opposition to be a minimum of 5 yards away from each corner / free kick

· No offside

· Substitutions to be ‘rolling’ (basketball style) and to be made at half way at any break in play at the referees

notification.

· All squad members may play in the Basketball but only 12 can be named for each individual game.

· 2 suitably qualified coaches per team is recommended (to include need to accompany to hospitals etc)

· Teams to have 2 kits – one dark and 1 light, numbered if possible, with goalkeeper having a distinctly different

coloured shirt – a bib may be used to facilitate this differentiation

· Correct equipment i.e. long socks, shin pads, football boots / astro shoes is a compulsory requirement


http://www.fifa.com/index.html

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Dimensions

· Size 5 Ball to be used for girls and boys

· Goals are 7ft high and 14ft wide

· Pitch is 70m long and 45m wide

Discipline

· Yellow and Red cards to be used. Red card misses the next game. If there is a Red card for Violent conduct

then the player is disqualified from the competition.

· Compulsory line up and handshake to finish

Scoring

· 4 points for a win, 2 for a draw and 1 for a loss

· If there is a tie at the end of the pool games then the following rules will be applied:

1. Result of the head to head match

2. Goal difference for all games to be used

3. Penalty Shoot Out (3 penalties, followed by sudden death)

In the play off phase, when a game is tied, there will be a 2 minute break followed by a 1 x 5 minute period of

extra time.

Should the game still be tied then the winner will be decided by a penalty shoot out (3 penalties, followed by

sudden death)


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The Schedules are listed below

FOBISIA U15 Boys Football

Schedule

Time Round Pitch 1 Pitch 2

8.00am WARM UP

8.30am 1 1 STAGV v BSBSY

9.15am 2 2 BSKL v BKKPREP 3 BSG v KTJ

10.00am 3 4 BKKPREP v KTJ 5 STAGV v BSG

10.45am 4 6 BSBSY v BSG 7 STAGV v BSKL

11.30am 5 8 BSKL v KTJ 9 BSBSY v BKKPREP

12.15pm LUNCH

1.00pm 6 10 STAGV v KTJ 11 BKKPREP v BSG

1.45pm 7 12 STAGV v BKKPREP 13 BSBSY v BSKL

2.30pm 8 14 BSKL v BSG 15 BSBSY v KTJ

3.00pm FINISH


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FOBISIA U15 Girls Football

Schedule

Time Round Pitch 1 Pitch 2

8.00am WARM UP

8.30am 1 1 KTJ v BSG

9.15am 2 2 BKKPREP v BSKL 3 BSBSY v STAGV

10.00am 3 4 BSKL v STAGV 5 KTJ v BSBSY

10.45am

4 6

BSG v BSBSY 7

KTJ v BKKPREP

11.30am 5 8 BKKPREP v STAGV 9 BSG v BSKL

12.15pm LUNCH

1.00pm 6 10 KTJ v STAGV 11 BSKL v BSBSY

1.45pm

7 12

KTJ v BSKL 13

BSG v BKKPREP

2.30pm 8 14 BKKPREP v BSBSY 15 BSG v STAGV

3.00pm FINISH


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EXTRA EVENTS - U15 Games at Kolej Tuanku Ja’afar Thursday Evening – Welcome dinner at the Hotel

This is an opportunity to welcome you all to the event in a relaxed manner at

the hotel. There will be short speeches, dinner and a chance to mingle and

renew or make friendships.

Dress: Casual

Sunday Evening – Closing Dinner at Hotel

We have planned to have the Closing dinner at the Hotel.

Dress: Should be appropriate for a closing dinner – smart casual


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IMPORTANT INFORMATION AND PEOPLE

Mr Lewis Baillie

013 354 4496 Hotel Room:

C.Maidin P.E Department 019 276 3109

Mr John Hughes

Miss April Scott

Mr Steve Davis

Tournament Convenor 011 2764 1074

PE Department Hotel

PE Department Tournament Convenor

018 2708 665


Hotels Transport Meet and greet at the Hotel

014 3666 551 Hotel Room:

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Mr Suresh Naidu Head of Senior School 012 653 5782

Ms. Anna Fournier Head of Middle School 019 342 9852

Transport Meet and greet at the Airport 013 393 8638

Dr. Simon Watson Principal 011 1238 1784

Mr Benny Yeow

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1. Health Centre

Our Health Centre is able to provide medical attention for basic ailments and injuries, there are 16 beds, and the nurses are present 24 hours a day. They will also be pitch-side for any accidents that might take place. For any injuries that are more serious, a nurse will escort the student to a local clinic in Mantin. If the injury needs further urgent medical attention from a Doctor, then we would escort the student to one of our Panel Hospitals Columbia Asia, Seremban (http://www.columbiaasia.com/seremban/) or KPJ Seremban (http://www.kpjseremban.com/) for treatment.

2. Hotels for parents

Hotels in Putrajaya (25 minutes from Bangi, where the children will stay & 35 minutes from KTJ)

a. The Shangri La Hotel (5*) http://www.shangri-la.com/kualalumpur/putrajayashangrila/ Phone (60 3) 8887 8888

b. The Marriot Hotel (5*) http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/kulpg-putrajaya-marriott-hotel/ - Phone +60-3-89498888

c. The Pullman Hotel (4*) http://www.pullmanputrajaya.com/ Phone (+60)3/88900000 3. Things to do in KL for parents

a. Tourist Information: http://www.tourism.gov.my/en/places/states-of-malaysia/kuala-lumpur#page1

b. Best Restaurants: http://www.timeout.com/kuala-lumpur/food-and-drink/best-restaurants-and-cafes-in-kl


http://www.columbiaasia.com/seremban/http://www.kpjseremban.com/http://www.shangri-la.com/kualalumpur/putrajayashangrila/http://www.shangri-la.com/kualalumpur/putrajayashangrila/http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/kulpg-putrajaya-marriott-hotel/http://www.marriott.com/hotels/travel/kulpg-putrajaya-marriott-hotel/tel:%2B60-3-89498888http://www.pullmanputrajaya.com/tel:%28%2B60%293%2F88900000http://www.tourism.gov.my/en/places/states-of-malaysia/kuala-lumpur#page1http://www.tourism.gov.my/en/places/states-of-malaysia/kuala-lumpur#page1http://www.timeout.com/kuala-lumpur/food-and-drink/best-restaurants-and-cafes-in-klhttp://www.timeout.com/kuala-lumpur/food-and-drink/best-restaurants-and-cafes-in-kl

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4. All dietary requirement catered for

For lunches, we will have a selection of Asian and western foods available at school including vegetarian. The hotel offers a range of quality dining options. Choose from local and international buffets for your breakfast and evening meal.

5. Photographs of the event will be taken by KTJ Social Media Club students and uploaded daily, at the end of each day onto the KTJ Facebook Page http://www.facebook.com/kolejtuankujaafar. All photographs will be transferred to a pen drive for your schools to take away.

6. Friday prayers (12.30pm-2.00pm) – If students wish to perform Friday prayers they can go to the Surau (KTJ Mosque). They must be accompanied by a member of staff.

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