Once that, campers were gathered by Lieutenant Idaffi and were later separated into 3 different groups to learn the Dunman's traditional clap, 'The Dunman Tempo'. Classes were taught different steps before getting them to come all together for the remix which was a success! Campers were able to get all steps rather quickly. Without wasting much time, the graduation night department made use of the remaining time to prepare the classes for their performances tonight.
Classes were seperated and each one had to finish up whatever is left of their performance. Campers were able to make full use of this time to finish up their props, skits and musicals. Once that was over, campers were then brought to the canteen for their breakfast. Campers were also briefed on the Great Raid, a mass game that they will be playing later on. Everyone was energised and were all looking forward for the games.
Great raid is based on a part of The Game Of Life where each class will battle against another in every station. After each battle, the winning class gets to choose ammunition of their choice. The ammunition that they have chosen can be used to help them in their next station. The class that does not win the battle receives the option that the winner had not chosen. There are 5 stations ; the scavenger hunt, gulf war, japanese occupation, the great depression and the legend. The main objective of these activities is to instill coordination within the class and a sense of urgency.
Upon that, campers were then briefed about the Victory March. Food rations were given out and by 1055am, students left for their victory march.