2009 Kid's Karate Camp |
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2009 Kid's Karate Camp |
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2009 Kid's Karate Camp
| What to bring: |
We have provided you with a check-list to help you with your packing for camp.
| Dogi & Belt |
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| Sleeping bag / doona / sheet & blankets / pillow |
| Towels / face washer |
| Toiletries (including toothbrush / paste, brush / comb, soap) |
| Roll-on deodorant: (Aerosol spray-on deodorants can induce asthma attacks). |
| Pyjamas |
| Practical clothing suitable for physical activities |
| Change of shoes (in case of muddy or wet weather) |
| Warm jumper / jacket |
| Socks and underwear |
| Torch |
| Plastic bag for dirty clothes |
| Sun hat and drink bottle |
| Medication (if required) |
| Note-book & pen |
Please note:
Please mark your possessions clearly. Any processions are your responsibility. Alcohol or any illicit substance is not to be brought to camp or consumed whilst on camp.
Remember it is not wise to bring valuables to camp. We recommend leaving all valuables at home. Honbu Dojo – South Australia accepts no responsibility for loss or damage of personal valuables.
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In keeping with the tranquil environment, each participant should consider the environment they provide for the others around them. A major aspect of participating in our camp is the interaction that you have with the others around you. Therefore, all the participants and the leaders will decide on our “Group Norms” for the camp program. If you can take the time to think of behaviours that will help us to make the camp a happy and safe environment for everyone, we will talk about this on the first afternoon when you arrive at the camp.
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