Here’s what you missed at TPC Day 2016!
The People’s Challenge (TPC) Day was a family event filled with fun, laughter and unity as we took a journey down memory lane and reminisced about the old kampong times. Our TPC Day 2016 was held at D’Kranji Farm Resort and members were split into groups. The groups then embarked on the The People’s Challenge where station games awaited them.
Here’s an overview of the stations!
Station 1
We began the activities with a nice stroll at the Swiftlet Garden Museum. It was an educational tour filled with the history of bird’s nest and how the emperors in China admired and treasured bird’s nest as a precious trading commodity in the olden times. This session also showcased how bird’s nest is usually being produced, harvested and processed. We even had some complimentary snacks! Yum.
Station 2
To encourage unity and team work in our games, we came up with a unique creative idea to encourage teamwork among the participants. Each team nominated a member, who would wait outside the room, whilst the rest work together to draw out an image of the given word.
Each of the members had to hold a string attached to a marker and maneuver the strings together in order to draw the image. Teamwork, check!
Station 3
The last stations saw the groups complete series of activities as a group. First up, the smelling game. Teams were given cups with different mixtures of beverages/liquid and they had to take turns to take a sniff of what’s in the cup. Together, the team had to conclude on which beverage/liquid is in the cup.
Teams also had to complete miscellaneous challenges such as balancing an orange while doing squats and folding paper planes.
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- It’s seflie competition time!
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- Seth got his hair tied!
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- Thumb selfie!
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- Testing out the paper planes…
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- Old but still going strong!
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- 3 guys and their tied hair
The People’s Challenge (Final Station)
Finally, the highlight of our TPC Day, The People’s Challenge! This was similar to a game of Bingo but done the TPC way and #RunningManStyle.
A sheet of paper was placed on the table with 25 boxes drawn on the piece of mahjong paper. There were 27 items placed in a long table by which each team can choose 25 dishes out of the 27 given.
Team members can place the dishes in the boxes in any order they like. Each team will take turns to call out a dish of their choice. When the team gets one line cleared, they were to shout: AMEN, PRAISE THE LORD! The first team that cleared 2 lines won the game. Simple game but everyone had loads of fun!
Traditional Games Championship
To cap the amazing day, we set up our very own “Mama Shop”. This mini shop had traditional games; from pick-up sticks, to chapteh, to five stones, to card games like old maid, snap and happy family and even the all-time favourite eraser flag game! This really brought us back to our childhood days and gave the children a taste of how our childhood was like.
At 2pm that day, we had our very own Traditional Games Championship where the young and old gathered together to take part and compete against each other. We had country eraser corner, chapteh corner and even the five stones corner. It was amazing to see that the children knew how to play these traditional games!
See below for all our championship winners! More pictures can be found in our Facebook album for TPC day 2016.
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- Sis Jenny was the champs!
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- Best chapteh players goes to…
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- Bro Justin going at it
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- Eraser competition
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- Good try Bro Raj!
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- Customized medals!
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- Congrats Sis Jenny!
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- Bro James is good!
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- MVP goes to Sis Wong
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- Eraser chamption goes to Bro Ivan
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- Age doesn’t stop him!
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- Bro John tries it out too
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- 5 stones and Jaleb
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- Jaleb wins too!
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- Sis Gina had fun with the 5 stones!
This article is written by Abigail Cheong, a worship leader and member of The People’s Church.
