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For the individual challenge, the "Kim's Game" tested
participants' senses as they guessed hidden items from a

mysterious black box. After guessing the item correctly, they
are asked to draw a piece of paper from another enigmatic
box, which could reveal either getting nothing, one free

badge, or even two badges! Participants could keep trying

until they succeed and earn a chop.
In the group activity, a hand signal signalling game
brought together a team of three to four students. Led by

a Girl Guide member, participants were taught the hand

signals for each alphabet. After learning the hand signals,
the students had to pass a hand signal and decode it. Upon
a successful answer, the group will receive a chop and could

move on to the next station.

As the 5-Uniformed Societies Week came to a close, the
Girl Guides emerged as shining examples of dedication and

excellence. The event not only celebrated their achievements

but also reinforced the importance of unity and collaboration
among the students.

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