Malay College Youth Development Summit

Introduction

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Malay College Youth Development Summit is a programme worthy of its existence as it is an important platform in the development of human capital in line with the second aspiration contained in the National Education Blueprint emphasizing on the building of towering personality-character building as well as developing students with competitive outlook.

With the theme of “Students:The World Youth” it is hoped that all the students who take part in the programme will understand the role they have to play as individuals in their communities which demands them to be responsible, committed, to be the agents of change, to serve their communities, to subscribe to positive traits and be creative in carrying out their plans.

The summit aims at inculcating leadership qualities and a sense of social responsibility towards the community amongst the youth of today. It is expected that the ideas exchanged during the summit will empower students to understand the role of leadership in community development. It is indeed an advantageous programme for the students as it creates the chances for them to exchange ideas, experiences and knowledge. Therefore, this summit will hopefully succeed in serving as a tool towards the establishment and realizing the aspiration of producing of dynamic generation.

Packing List

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Item and Quantity

1. Formal ceremonial school uniform (e.g. blazer, formal shoes etc) -2 full set
2. Formal pants/skirts (dark coloured, non-jeans) -At least 3 pairs
3. Casual pants/pants (e.g. jeans) -At least 2 pairs
4. Track pants (for physical activity) -1 pair
5.Casual wear (for physical activity, to wear during free time,for sight seeing, e.g. T-shirts) -3 to 5 sets
6. Clothes suitable for painting in (for mural painting of walls and activity during homestay programme) -1 set
7. Traditional costume -1 set
8. Sleeping attire -As appropriate
9. Sports jacket/windbreaker -1 piece
10. Undergarments -To last 1 week
11. Socks -To last 1 week
12. Sport shoes -2 pairs
13. Slippers/sandals -1 pair
15. Towel (for bathing)
16. Toiletries (e.g. toothpaste, toothbrush, soap, shampoo, conditioner, comb, brush, facial wash, moisturizer, sanitary napkins)
17. Stationery
18. Camera (optional)
19.Watch
20. Medicine (e.g. panadol, inhaler) -As appropriate
21. Passport ( for non-Malaysian only)
22. Wallet
23. Cultural Exhibition Item
24. Cultural Performance Props and Logistics

**Note: Laundry services will be available.

**Items that will be provided
-2 T-shirts
-Writing materials

Health Requirement

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"A yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from travelers over 1 year of age arriving into Malaysia within 6 days from yellow fever endemic areas. The countries and areas included in the endemic zones are considered as infected areas".... -WHO, International Travel And Health

Yellow Fever Vaccination Requirement

· A Yellow fever vaccination certificate is required from all visitors or delegates (Malaysians and Foreigners) coming from or going to/through Yellow fever endemic countries (As stated in International Health Regulations 2005 and Prevention and Control of Infectious Disease Act. 1988).

· Travelers or delegates without a valid Yellow fever vaccination certificate shall be quarantined upon arrival in Malaysia for a period not exceeding 6 days.

· The period of validity of an international certificate of vaccination against Yellow fever is10 years, beginning 10 days after the date of vaccination.

· If a person is revaccinated before the end of this period, the validity is extended for a further 10 years from the date of vaccination.

· If the revaccination is recorded on a new certificate, travelers or delegates are advised to retain the old certificate for 10 days until the new certificate becomes valid.

For any queries, kindly contact :

KLIA Health Office: 03-87768399 (Office hours)

03-87763660 (Health Quarantine Centre - 24 hours)

03-87776718 (KLIA Health Office LCCT – 24 hours)

E-mail Address: kesklia@tm.net.my

Fax No.: 03-87872054 (KLIA Health Office), 03-87763658 (Health Quarantine Centre)

Tentative Programme

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21^st June (Sunday)

Arrival of Participants at KLIA

(Kuala Lumpur International Airport)

All international participants must arrive in KLIA on 21^st June

22^nd June (Monday)
7.00 a.m	Breakfast
7.45 a.m	Depart to Putrajaya
10.00 a.m	Yayasan Kepimpinan Perdana ** Y.Bhg Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad
12.00 a.m	Ministry of Education
2.00 p.m	Depart to Kuala Kangsar
5.00 p.m.	Arrival of all Participants at MCKK Registration at Pavillion Welcoming drink
8.00 p.m.	Welcoming dinner by the Perak State Assemblyman – YB Datuk Wan Mohamad Khairil Anuar b. Wan Ahmad
8.45 p.m.	Briefing at Hargreaves Hall
9.15 p.m.	Ice breaking session
10.30 p.m.	Refreshment
10.45 p.m.	Journal Writing
11.30 p.m.	Lights out

23^rd June (Tuesday)
7.00 a.m.	Breakfast
8.30 a.m.	Opening Ceremony at Hargreaves Hall
10.00 a.m.	Refreshment
10.30 a.m.	Dialogue I – Leadership Bring out your greatest self – your birthright to be told **By : Dato’ Professor Sulaiman b. Osman
1.00 p.m.	Lunch
2.30 p.m.	Tour Around Kuala Kangsar Refreshment at Rest House
8.00 p.m.	Dinner
8.45 p.m.	Preparation for Leadership Forum
10.30 p.m.	Refreshment
10.45 p.m.	Journal Writing
11.30 p.m.	Lights out

24^th June (Wednesday)
7.00 a.m.	Breakfast
8.30 a.m.	Dialogue II – The Role of Youth in a Cross Cultural Global Society **By : Tan Sri Prof. Dato’ Dr. Dzulkifli b. Razak
10.30 a.m.	Refreshment
11.00 a.m.	Forum - International Justice Globalization of law and justice Universality of human rights International Justice and Jurisdiction Crimes against humanity, war crimes and genocide Moderator : Mr. Suhaimi Sulaiman
1.00 p.m.	Lunch
3.00 p.m.	Depart to Bukit Gantang for Homestay Programme
8.00 p.m.	Dinner by the Chief Minister of Perak
8.30 p.m.	**Time with Foster Parents/Activities

25th June (Thursday)
7.00 a.m.	Breakfast
8.30 a.m.	Community Service With Interact Club/ASPNet School
10.45 a.m.	Refreshment
11.30 a.m.	Community Service With Interact Club/ASPNet School
1.30 p.m.	Lunch
2.30 p.m.	Time with Foster Parents
4.30 p.m.	Malay Traditional Games Refreshment
6.30 pm.	Time with Foster Parents

26^th June (Friday)
7.00 a.m.	Breakfast
8.30 a.m.	Time with Foster Parents
12.00 noon	Lunch
3.00 p.m.	Return to MCKK
4.30 p.m.	Preparation for Cultural Exhibition
8.00 p.m.	Dinner
8.45 p.m.	Drafting & Writing Resolution “Voice of the Children”
10.00 p.m.	Refreshment
10.30 p.m.	Final Journal Writing
11.45 p.m.	Lights out

27^th June (Saturday)
6.45 a.m.	Breakfast
8.00 a.m.	Speech Day – MCKK Cultural Exhibition
12.00 noon	Lunch
2.30 p.m.	Cultural Performance Practice
8.30 p.m.	Farewell Dinner & Cultural Performance
11.45 p.m.	Lights out

28^th June ( Sunday)
7.00 a.m.	Breakfast
	Depart to KL Shopping in Kuala Lumpur
9.00 p.m	Overnight in Kuala Lumpur

29^th June ( Monday)

7.00 a.m.

Breakfast

Depart to KLIA

Send Off

Cultural Exhibition

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Cultural Exhibition – 27^th June 2009

Cultural Exhibition:
Participants from each country are expected to collaborate and bring along items for to put up a booth showcasing different aspects of their country. Each country is allocated a table to showcase their items. Some interesting displays and activities to highlight and characterise your country's culture include:

National flag, local dress and costumes
Local songs or lullabies sung by children
Traditional games
School/education system
Slangs and idioms prevalent among the population
Food and snacks unique to your country
Posters & pictures of places of historical or tourism interest
Souvenirs from your country
Different customs and festivals celebrated in your country

Participants of each country may liaise with their respective embassy here in Malaysia for provision of more intricate exhibits. Preparation time will be given before the commencement of the exhibition.

Cultural Night Performances:
All participants are required to prepare an item as a country to be performed during the Cultural Night of the Closing Ceremony. The performance should showcase unique traditions, cultures, customs or practices of the country. Examples include: performances of traditional musical instruments, traditional dances, traditional costumes, local folk song etc. Participants from the same country are encouraged to liaise with each other beforehand to discuss the details for their country's cultural performance. We look forward to your enthusiastic performances!

Additional details are as follows:

Duration should be between 5 to 7 minutes

Visa Requirement

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Check your Malaysia visa requirements before you plan your trip to Malaysia. Some travellers may need to apply for a Visa before entering Malaysia whilst others can apply during arrivals at the airport.

· Passport or Travel Document

Every person entering Malaysia must possess a valid national Passport or internationally recognized Travel Document valid for travel to Malaysia. Any person not in possession of a Passport or Travel Document which is recognized by the Malaysian Government must obtain a Document in lieu of Passport. Application for the Document in lieu of Passport can be made at any Malaysian Representative Office abroad. Holders of Travel Documents like a Certificate of Identity, Laisser Passer, Titre de Voyage or a Country’s Certificate of Permanent Residence must ensure that their return to the country which issued the document or the country of residence is guaranteed. The documents shall be valid, for more than six (6) months from the date of entry into Malaysia.

· Fulfil visa requirement

Foreign nationals who require a Visa to enter Malaysia must apply and obtain a Visa in advance at Malaysian Representative Office before entering the country.

A visa is an endorsement in a passport or other recognized travel document of foreigner indicating that the holder has applied for permission to enter Malaysia and that permission has been granted. Visa which has been granted is not absolute guarantee that the holder will be allowed to enter Malaysia. The final decision lies with the Immigration Officer at the entry point.

· Valid return travel ticket and sufficient funds

A visitor is also required to present proof of his financial ability to finance his/her stay in Malaysia together with a confirmed return ticket and sufficient funds.

· Not a prohibited person

Any person classified under Section 8 of Immigration Act 1959/63 will not be allowed to enter Malaysia even though he/she is possession of a valid Passport or Travel Document, Visa, travel ticket and sufficient fund.

· Complete the arrival/departure card

A visitor is required to complete the Arrival/Departure Card (Imm.26) upon arrival at the gazette entry points. This card is obtained at any entry point, Malaysian Representative Office abroad or travel agencies.

A visitor must present his/her passport together with the duly completed arrival/departure card to the Immigration officer on duty and he/she must ensure that the passport or travel document is endorsed with the appropriate pass before leaving the immigration counter.

· Visa Application

- Visa application must be made at any Malaysian Representative Office abroad.

- Application also can be made online through I-Visa System (for tourist from

Chennai and New Delhi, India or Shanghai, China only).

· Commonwealth countries requiring visas to enter Malaysia

Ø Bangladesh

Ø India

Ø Pakistan

Ø Sri Lanka

Ø Cameroon

Ø Mozambique

Ø Nigeria

Ø Ghana

If you have any questions regarding visa requirements, please call the numbers listed below

Immigration Department

Immigration Head Assistant
Immigration Department
Lower Ground,

Airport Management Building,
KL International Airport,
64000 KLIA,
Sepang, Selangor.

Tel: 603-8776 8001
Fax: 603-8787 4190

Or log on to : www.imi.gov.my

Head of Operations
Immigration Department
Level 3, Main Terminal Building,
KL International Airport,
64000 KLIA,
Sepang, Selangor.

Tel: 603-8776 3681 / 79
Fax: 603-8787 4191

Participating Schools

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Malaysia
1. Malay College Kuala Kangsar
2. SMK Raja Muda Musa, Kuala Kangsar
3. SMK Bukit Mercu, Kuala Kangsar
4. Sekolah Tuanku Abdul Rahman
5. SBPI Gopeng
6. Sekolah Raja Tun Azlan Shah
7. Sekolah Sultan Alam Shah, Putrajaya
8. Sekolah Seri Puteri, Cyberjaya
9. SMK Taman Tasik, Taiping
10. Victoria Instituition, Kuala Lumpur
11. SMKA (L) Al-Mashoor, Pulau Pinang

International
1. Vajiravudh College, Thailand
2. Aitchison College, Pakistan
3. Olongapo City National High School, Philippines
4. Modern School, India
5. Mahavajiravudh School, Songkla
6. Benjamarachutit School, Pattani
7. Kingdom School,Saudi Arabia
8. Senior High School I Purworejo, Indonesia
9. Senior High School II Purworejo, Indonesia
10. Senior High School V Purworejo, Indonesia
11. MAN 2 Ciamis, Indonesia
12. Jungsan High School, Korea
13. Brisbane Grammar School, Australia

Summit Logo

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This logo consists of four human images circling around a globe. This means that the participants who are attending this summit are the youth from different countries in the world filled with various ideologies and thinking. They bring with them a multitude of ideas, beliefs, and perceptions to be shared at the summit. The globe reflects the meeting of great minds and is one of the uniqueness of this summit. Although the participants come from various countries and backgrounds, they should be able to share ideas and think globally. The main focus of this summit is to enable youth to have an open mind. As ‘World Youth’, it is hoped that the participants of this summit are able to apply their knowledge according to their own cultural norms. ‘Think global, act local’, that is the principle that will be practiced throughout this summit.

The four colours reflect the identity of The Malay College and are the official colours of The Malay College Kuala Kangsar. As the host, MCKK will ensure this summit remains an annual programme that is able to generate an exchange of ideas among the participants. The four colours also reflect the different races living in Malaysia which are able to work together and live in harmony. The summit will emphasize on the development of human capital of today’s youth and mould them to possess a towering personality.