*Penalty points (time penalties) will be incurred for failure of each team member to successfully complete any obstacle. Penalties will also be incurred for breaches of safety rules.

*Final course time will be the time between start of the event and last team member crossing the finish line PLUS total penalties accumulated.

*Safety rules will be provided to teams in the event briefing session. These rules will seek to ensure that team members do not attempt unsafe practices and dangerous tactics.

Scoring

Each Obstacle will be assigned a penalty value. The rules will also specify for each obstacle, if team members can assist each other or if a particular obstacle has to be approached individually.

Safety

Safety officers will abort any unsafe practices, and the safety penalty will be applied.

INTERNATIONAL CADET CHALLENGE CAMP 2007

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MILITARY CHALLENGE

Name

Military Challenge

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Date/Time

Thursday 26 July 2007

Location

TBD

Team Composition

Team of Ten cadets; At least two must be female and at least two must be UNDER age 16.

Points Structure

Place	Points
1	200
2	150
3	100
4	50
5	25
6	25
7	25
8	25
9	25
10	25

Objective of Challenge

The objective is for the team to execute a number of military exercises, using cadet training in the areas of Field Craft, Map Reading, Skill- at- arms, and tactics. Teams will be issued with electronic laser weapons and will be provided with mission instructions 30 minutes before the start of the mission.

The challenge seeks to test the Technical skills, physical fitness, leadership skills, teamwork, and resourcefulness of competing teams.

Rules

This Contest will be organized on a Knockout Basis. Teams will draw for the various positions and missions will then pit two teams against each other. The winning team will advance to the next round where a new challenge will be issued.
Should there be more than EIGHT entries, there will be an elimination round which will reduce the teams to eight. No more that sixteen teams will be contemplated.

Knockout Schedule

Prelims	Quarterfinals	Finals
Team 1	Winner 1&2 (A)
Team 2		Winner A&B
Team 3	Winner 3&4 (B)
Team 4			Champion Team
Team 5	Winner 5&6 (C)
Team 6		Winner C&D
Team 7	Winner 7&8 (D)
Team 8


		Loser A&B
			Third Place
		Loser C&D

*Safety rules will be provided to teams in the event briefing session. These rules will seek to ensure that team members do not attempt unsafe practices and dangerous tactics.

Scoring

The Rules will be fully explained at the technical meeting on the first day of Camp. Points accumulated will be based on the objectives achieved by the teams. The number of shots fired, hits scored and ground won or held. Teams will also have the opportunity to familiarize themselves with the laser equipment and to review the tactics and skills required before the actual contest.

Safety

Safety officers will abort any unsafe practices, and the safety penalties will be applied.

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PARADE OF TEAMS

Name

Parade of Teams

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Date/Time

Sunday 22 August.

Location

Paragon Campsite

Team Composition

All participants and Officials from each team to participate.

Points Structure

Area	Points	Judged
Uniform	20	yes
March pass	20	yes
Impact	20	yes
Team Composition	20	Two points will be deducted for each variation from team composition specified.
17-19 Participants	20	no
14-16 Participants	15	no
9-13 Participants	10	no
4-9 Participants	8	no
1-3 Participants	4	no

Maximum possible points =100

Objective of Challenge

The objective is for the team to make an impact at the start of the Contest. The opening ceremony should set the tone for the competitiveness and high standards to be expected during the camp.

Rules

Each team will be judged by a panel of judges. Criteria to be used will include:

Ideal team size – nineteen
Percentage participation
Uniformity, Cleanliness and impact of uniforms worn
Precision of march pass
Overall Impact of team.

Scoring

Each team will start the competition with the points accumulated at the march-pass. (There will be no first place etc as with other contests).

INTERNATIONAL CADET CHALLENGE CAMP 2007 CHALLENGE EVENT DETAILS SHOOTING
Name	Team full bore falling plate Shoot	To menu
Date/Time	Tuesday 24 / Wednesday 25 July 2007
Location	Paragon Range
Team Composition	Team of Three cadets; at least one shall be female and one under age 16.
Points Structure	Number of rounds per team -15 Time allowed per session – 05 mins Number of sessions - 3 Number of plates –10 Points for each plate felled – 10 Points for each round returned – 2 For each un-used second - 0.1
Objective of Challenge	The objective will be for the team to demonstrate their marksmanship skills by knocking down a number of falling plates in the least time possible, and with the minimum possible number of rounds expended.
Rules	Each cadet on the team MUST fire at least ___3__ rounds; Each cadet may fire at any of the targets; __15__ rounds will be issued to the team at the commencement of each session. At the end of __5__ minutes or when all targets have fallen, or when all ammunition has been expended- the session shall end.
Scoring	Points for each session shall be computed as follows: Number of targets felled X 10 add Number of Rounds returned X 2 add Number of Seconds before time expired X 0.1 less 2 points for every required round Not fired by team members

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CHALLENGE EVENT DETAILS

SPORTS DAY

Name

Cadet Fun Sports Challenge

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Date/Time

Saturday 28 July 2007

Location

National Stadium / BET Grounds / Queens Park / Garrison Savannah /Paragon Field

Team Composition

All participants may participate (Including officials)

Points Structure

There will be a number of events during the day, event points will be awarded for each event and at the end of the day, these points will be totaled to establish final team positions. Challenge points will then be assigned as follows

Place	Points
1	250
2	200
3	150
4	125
5	100
6	75
7	50
8	40
9	30
10	20

Objective of Challenge

The objective of this challenge is to test the cadets’ abilities to compete in a number of physical and mental sports challenges in a competitive but friendly atmosphere.

Rules

Events scheduled include:

1. 4X100 Relay

Number of persons per team: 4

Format of race: Shuttle (back and forth on 100M track)

Restrictions: minimum of one Junior (Under 16).

NO National Track sprint athletes.

Special Conditions: At each baton change, the new competitor joins the race, but the original runner also continues. The race is complete when EACH of the four runners has crossed the finish line. Teams MUST stay in their own lane.

2. 2X200 BMX Cycle Relay

Number of persons per Team: 8

Format of Race: 2 laps of track.

Restrictions: Minimum of one Junior and I female.

Each person rides for 200M and passes Bike like a Baton. Bike must come to FULL stop before the new rider may leave the dock point towards the bike.

3. Racquet and Ball Relay

Number of persons per Team: 10

Format of race: Each person runs for 40M while balancing ball on Racquet. Ball not to be handled while moving. Racquet and ball then passed like a baton.

Restrictions: None

4. Sack Relay 10X10

Number of persons: 10

Format of race: Each person jumps 10 M and pass sack as baton.

Restrictions: None

5. Stretcher Relay Race

Number of persons per team: 10

Format of Race: 5 X 2 person teams relay “patient” over the 5 legs of the course.

Restrictions: Patient should not fall off

6. Water Relay

Number of persons: 10

Format of challenge: Teams to use supplied containers to transfer water from one container to their own pet bottle. Ends when Main container is empty. Team with most in pet bottle wins.

7. Tug O War

Number of persons: 10

Format of challenge: Two best of three pulls

8. Obstacle Race

Number of persons: 10

Format of race: Full team to navigate obstacle course. Time penalties will be applied for infractions and the best time will apply.

9. Pass the ball Challenge

Number of persons: 10

Format of challenge: Each member is required to travel 10 meters with a ball between the knees, pass it on to the next team member. The race finishes when the last member crosses the finish line with the ball.

Restrictions: Must NOT touch the ball with the hands. If it falls contestant must go back to point where it fell, have someone replace the ball and then continue

10. Hockey/Golf Target Challenge

Number of persons: 5

Format of Challenge: Each person takes a turn to hit a ball towards a target area on the field, using a hockey stick. The Target is a set of concentric circles and the team with the highest score wins.

11. Marksmanship Challenge (Top Gun)

Number of persons: 4

Format of challenge: Each team has 20 (4X5) shots at the target. Highest score wins

12. Caterpillar Bounce Race

Number of persons: 10

Format of race: Team forms a chain with each person on their hands while feet are placed on the shoulder/back of the next member. The last one stands normally and holds the feet in front with his/her hands.

Restrictions: Should the Caterpillar collapse, it must stop and repair itself before continuing.

Scoring

For each event, points will be assigned to teams as follows:

Place	Points
1	10
2	9
3	8
4	7
5	6
6	5
7	4
8	3
9	2
10	1

INTERNATIONAL CADET CHALLENGE CAMP 2007 CHALLENGE EVENT DETAILS ORIENTEERING
Name	Orienteering	To menu
Date/Time	Tuesday July 24, 2007
Location	TBD
Team Composition	Team of Three cadets; at least one shall be female and one under age 16.
Points Structure	12 locations will be detailed on the map, each with a particular point value.
Objective of Challenge	The course shall be detailed on maps to be provided to team managers at the technical meeting on Sunday 22. There will be a common start and finish point from which each team will depart at 5-minute intervals. Twelve (12) target locations will be marked on the map and identified on the ground. Each point will have an allocated points value ranging from 5 to 20 points.
Rules	Teams MUST travel together- on foot, may take any routes preferred, in any order and the aim is to accumulate as many points as possible. At each location reached, the team will receive a special stamp on the team record sheet, entitling them to the points associated with that location. There will be a penalty of minus 1 point for each minute over the allocated time limit however there will be NO points awarded for early return to base.
Scoring	Final score is - Total location points collected, less penalty points for late return.

INTERNATIONAL CADET CHALLENGE CAMP 2007 CHALLENGE EVENT DETAILS International Youth Seminar
Name	International Youth Seminar	To menu
Date/Time	Wednesday July 25, 2007
Location	TBD
Team Composition	Individual cadet and optional coach
Points Structure	The presenter will be evaluated on the following: Presenter should be dressed in business attire (Shirt and tie or equivalent) POINTS SYSTEM: Introduction 08 Content and organisation 30 Delivery and style 30 Conclusion 08 Appearance and Dress 04
Objective of Challenge	The Youth Forum is designed · to give cadets practical experience in the fundamental skills of public speaking and · to give cadets from a variety of nations and backgrounds a chance to meet, exchange views and form friendships. The Seminar will coincide with a regional Principals Conference being held in Barbados at the time. It is planned that Principals will be in attendance.
Rules	Each presenter will be allocated a 10-15 minute period for presentation. Visual aids may be used. Available topics are: (i) “HIV/AIDS among Teenagers” (ii) “Violence in Schools” (iii) “Drug Use Among Teens” Each participant will be expected to submit an brief of the chosen topic and details of any audio visual aids required by July 1, 2007.
Scoring	A team of Judges will score each presentation.

INTERNATIONAL CADET CHALLENGE CAMP 2007

CHALLENGE EVENT DETAILS

TRIATHLON

Name

Triathlon

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Date/Time

Sunday July 29, 2007

Location

TBD

Team Composition

Three cadets (at least one female and one junior)

Points Structure

Place	Points
1	100
2	90
3	80
4	70
5	60
6	50
7	40
8	30
9	20
10	10

Objective of Challenge

The objective is to complete the circuit in the least possible time AS A TEAM. Event Time is counted as the completion time of the last of the cadets in the team. Cadets can support fellow team members. ALL safety equipment (riding helmets etc) Must be properly fitted before setting off.

Rules

The team (of three cadets) will be required to complete the following circuit in sequence.

1, A 100M swim in the sea (safety boats and swimmers will be on hand and ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST compete wearing life jackets)

2. A 4Km ride (by each of the three team members)

3. A 4Km run (by each cadet)

Scoring

Based on best time taken to complete circuit. (Combined times of the team)

INTERNATIONAL CADET CHALLENGE CAMP 2007

CHALLENGE EVENT DETAILS

TEAM RELAY RACE

Name

Relay Race

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Date/Time

Wednesday July 25, 2007

Location

TBD

Team Composition

Six cadets (Min of two female; min of two age 16 or less)

Points Structure

Place	Points
1	100
2	90
3	80
4	70
5	60
6	50
7	40
8	30
9	20
10	10

Objective of Challenge

To transfer a document from the start position to the finish point (approx 6 Miles) in the best possible time and in good condition, through a system of relay runners stationed at fixed points along the route.

Rules

The various relay points will be identified on the map and teams will determine the start positions of their various runners. All teams will start off at the same time.

Scoring

Best time for team.

INTERNATIONAL CADET CHALLENGE CAMP 2007

CHALLENGE EVENT DETAILS

BEACH CHALLENGE

Name

Beach Challenge

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Date/Time

Sunday July 29 2007

Location

Brandons Beach (Off Coast Guard Base)

Team Composition

Open

Points Structure

Place	Points
1	100
2	90
3	80
4	70
5	60
6	50
7	40
8	30
9	20
10	10

Objective of Challenge

To allow participants to experience a Local beach atmosphere in a friendly competitive spirit. Challenges will include Beach Tug-o-War, Kayak races, Swimming races, beach relays and other fun events.

Rules

Everyone is to have lots of fun. STRICT SAFETY RULES will be enforced.

Scoring

Event points will be posted for each event. At the end of the event, Challenge points will be assigned based on final position.

INTERNATIONAL CADET CHALLENGE CAMP 2007

CHALLENGE EVENT DETAILS

INDOOR GAMES

Name

Indoor Games

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Date/Time

Tuesday 24 /Friday 29 July 2007 1900 hrs

Location

Camp Site

Team Composition

Open to any team member or official.

Points Structure

Place	Points
1	100
2	90
3	80
4	70
5	60
6	50
7	40
8	30
9	20
10	10

Objective of Challenge

To allow for participation and competition in a number of basic indoors games by all cadets and officers during the camp. Games to be included are: (Individual) Table Tennis, Draughts, (Team) Dominoes, and Hearts.

Rules

Games will be played on a knockout basis.

Scoring

Event points will be posted for each event. At the end of the event, Challenge points will be assigned based on final positions.

INTERNATIONAL CADET CHALLENGE CAMP 2007

CHALLENGE EVENT DETAILS

COMMAND TASKS & SURVIVAL CAMP

Name

Command Tasks and Survival Camp

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Date/Time

Monday 23 July 2007 1300 hrs

Location

TBD

Team Composition

FULL TEAMS

Points Structure

Place	Points
1	100
2	90
3	80
4	70
5	60
6	50
7	40
8	30
9	20
10	10

Objective of Challenge

These Command Tasks will be designed to test the military knowledge and skills of the various teams. Teams will be assigned various complex tasks to be completed in set time periods. They will be judged and scored on such areas as Leadership, Discipline, Planning, Execution, Creativity, etc.

For the survival camp, the teams will be required to organize themselves to operate in an outdoors field environment for a 24 hours period. They will be judged on leadership, organisation, discipline, security, alertness etc.

Rules

All Managers will be briefed on the expectations and the scoring guidelines at the technical meeting. Once the final positions are established, the Challenge points will be assigned as above.

Scoring

A panel of Judges will evaluate the performances of each team in the various aspects of this challenge.

OBSTACLE COURSE

Name

MILITARY CHALLENGE

Name

Knockout Schedule

PARADE OF TEAMS

SHOOTING

SPORTS DAY

ORIENTEERING

International Youth Seminar

TRIATHLON

TEAM RELAY RACE

BEACH CHALLENGE

INDOOR GAMES

COMMAND TASKS & SURVIVAL CAMP