INTRODUCTION

The Girls Scout of the Philippines Visayas Regional Junior, Senior and Cadet Encampment was
held at Marina Yulo-Vargas Regional Program and Training Center or Commonly known as
Camp Marina, Located at Capitol Hills, Cebu City last October 22-27, 2014.
GSP is indeed a labor of love, sacrifices and dedication of the combined effort of scouters, adult
leaders, school administration and the council for the purpose of the following: 1. Acquiring new
learning experience with the opportunity to develop sel-stem, confidence, creativity and life
skills,
2. Discover and enhance their full potential and learn to relate with other girls in camp,
3. Acquire knowledge and skills on first aid and emergency preparedness with the opportunity to
respond real situation that require them to use basic human survival skills, 4. Stimulate real
enjoyment and appreciation of the out-of-doors through varied and interesting activities offered
during the encampment.
Southern Leyte Council registered 16 senior girl scout and 5 adult leaders headed by one council
executive Marlita D. Corollo. The campers must be physical fit; must have earned at least one
badge each under the challenge of environment, preparedness, Arts, eco-self-sufficiency,
Heritage and Citizenship; and she must attended a troop/patrol camp/ provincial camp prior to
this encampment. The encampment covers six (6) days of staying under the forest, sleeping on
the tent with series of challenges and activities everyday.
DAY TO DAY ACTIVITIES
DAY 1, OCTOBER 22, 2014 (WEDNESDAY)
ARRIVAL.
MORNING:
The central staff welcomes the delegates and gives directions on how the campers could reach
their sub-camps. Each sub-camps director guides and directs the campers under her jurisdiction
to reach our respective area.
Markers are used to designate the area for each delegation. Southern Leyte Council belongs to
sub-camp Milagros together with Ilo-ilo, Negros Oriental and Northern Samar. Each council was
responsible for making our area comfortable. We were put up tents, gadgets as part of the layout.
We put some caption at the entrance of our area to identify the council we belong. Everyone
were helping each other and do the task well in building our tent and making our area
accommodating and comfortable.
The head of the Southern Leyte Council were registering the girls with the secretariat. After
registration the campers proceed to our area for the lunch.
AFTERNOON:
Medical re-check shall be done on the first day afternoon. The adult leaders were lead the

campers to the infirmary area and present their Health Examination Forms to the Camp
Physician upon examination to make sure that the campers were physically fit for the series of
challenges and activities.
EVENING:
The orientation was given by the central staff. The details about the program of activities, food
services, accommodation, management and other services as well as the camp mechanics were
thoroughly explained by the staff in that orientation. The campers were feel free to ask questions
if they were need further clarification on certain matters.
DAY 2 OCTOBER 23, 2014 (THURSDAY)
MORNING:
At 7:30 AM the campers were in the grounds for the rehearsal of the opening ceremony, because
they were forming 50 which represent 50 year anniversary of Camp Marina.
At 9:00 AM the campers were in the actual area wearing their type A uniform for the Opening
Ceremony. The central staff was sitting on the stage together with the guest speaker while the
scouters and the adult leaders were on the ground forming 50. Each council was required to
introduce their troop in the form of yell. The ceremony was ended at 12:00 noon.
AFTERNOON:
The first activity was all about Emergency Preparedness. It was held at the administration
building. They were teach us on what to do during emergency, what are the things to prepare
before the typhoon and other calamities come. After the...