Hello viewers! There would really encourage you guys to join our photography competition.
The theme of the photography competition is Youth in Motions.
Please email you entries to:
yog.deyisec@gmail.com
Please include your full name, class, date of birth, email address and postal address.
Best entry stands to win an IPOD SHUFFLE!!!!!
Saturday, July 25, 2009
Tuesday, June 30, 2009
What are the YOG?(by Kim)
What are the YOG?The Youth Olympic Games are a sporting event for young people, balancing sport, education and culture. These Games work as a catalyst in these fields throughout the Olympic Movement.
The Vision(by Kim)
The vision of the Youth Olympic Games is to inspire young people around the world to participate in sport and adopt and live by the Olympic values. It was during its session in Guatemala in July 2007 that the IOC decided to create a new sporting event to educate, engage and influence young athletes inspiring them to play an active role in their communities.
The YOG’s objectives(by Kim)
The YOG’s objectives are:
1. to bring together the world’s best young athletes and celebrate them
2. to offer a unique and powerful introduction to Olympism
3. to innovate in educating and debating Olympic values and challenges of society
4. to share and celebrate the cultures of the world in a festive atmosphere
5. to reach youth communities throughout the world to promote Olympic values
6. to raise sports awareness and participation among young people
7. to act as a platform for initiatives within the Olympic Movement
8. to be an event of the highest international sporting standard.
1. to bring together the world’s best young athletes and celebrate them
2. to offer a unique and powerful introduction to Olympism
3. to innovate in educating and debating Olympic values and challenges of society
4. to share and celebrate the cultures of the world in a festive atmosphere
5. to reach youth communities throughout the world to promote Olympic values
6. to raise sports awareness and participation among young people
7. to act as a platform for initiatives within the Olympic Movement
8. to be an event of the highest international sporting standard.
Who? What? When? (by Kim)
Who? What? When?
The Youth Olympic Games aim to bring together talented athletes – aged from 14 to 18 - from around the world to participate in high-level competitions, but also, alongside the sports element of the event, to run educational programmes on the Olympic values, the benefits of sport for a healthy lifestyle, the social values sport can deliver and the dangers of doping and of training to excess and/or of inactivity.
The first ever Summer Youth Olympic Games in Singapore will bring together approximately 3,200 athletes and 800 officials in 2010. The sports programme will encompass all 26 sports on the programme of the 2012 Summer Games, with a limited number of disciplines and events.
The Youth Olympic Games aim to bring together talented athletes – aged from 14 to 18 - from around the world to participate in high-level competitions, but also, alongside the sports element of the event, to run educational programmes on the Olympic values, the benefits of sport for a healthy lifestyle, the social values sport can deliver and the dangers of doping and of training to excess and/or of inactivity.
The first ever Summer Youth Olympic Games in Singapore will bring together approximately 3,200 athletes and 800 officials in 2010. The sports programme will encompass all 26 sports on the programme of the 2012 Summer Games, with a limited number of disciplines and events.
Wednesday, May 27, 2009
i feel that olympism is about competing with one another with integrity. Even when one is about to lose they should not cheat in the competition. In olympism, having sportsmanship is very important as it help to build respect, integrity, friendship and teamwork in a team. One should always listen to the leader of the team and should work with other team members. They should not do whatever they likes and forget about their team when they are competing. Even when the team loses, the team members should not blames one another for the mistake, where else, they should work together and try to think of a better strategy the next time.
~vincent~
Pui Ying - views on olympism
Olympism is the philosophy of life combining important qualities in the body , will and mind. It seeks to create a way of life based on the joy found in effort and the respect for universal fundamental and ethnical values.The olympics allows the athletes to build teamspirit and many other values like endurance.
Kelvin's personal view about Olympism
Firstly, Olympism is a philosophy of life combining important qualities in the body, will and mind. It seeks to create a way of life based on the joy found in effort and the respect for universal fundamental and ethnical values. It is to allow every country to shine their abilities of sportsmanship. Every person that participates will learnt themselves like endurance, respect, teamwork. Hence, it is also to see what their country standard, if they are participating world olympics. Hence, it is a good event to train every person that participates. =D
Tuesday, May 26, 2009
Poster Competition
There is a poster competion organised by our class community. Please do join. Please send your master pieces to deyi secondary school. The theme: What does olympism means to you? We hope that you can give us your greatest support. THANK YOU :D
Million Deeds Challenge
You can also play a part in YOG by joining the Million Deeds Challenge. Please post the deeds you have done and specify which kind of olympic values they potray. For example wheather they involve friendship, exellence or respect. Please do visit, www.milliondeeds.sg
Hello! Updating about Youth Olympic Games. We are only 15 months away from YOG. In order to spread olympism among the students in our school, teachers and students have put in the effort to organise Olympic Education Programmes. For example, we had assembly talks on Olympism. Besides, our teachers oraganise an event called Ultimate Deyian Challenge(UDC) which was held in an Olympic way. We can say that it was like a mini Olympic games. We had a lot of fun too.
Many of them would wonder how to play a part to make the Youth Olympic Games a successful one.
There’re two ways to become a YOG Volunteer:
1. If you’re a student, there’re many opportunities to get involved in the YOG through your school. :
- For students in the ITEs, polytechnics, and universities, please approach your student affairs office for more information or click here.
- For students in the primary and secondary schools, and junior colleges, please bear with us a little longer. We're working closely with the Ministry of Education to come up with exciting opportunities for you to be part of the YOG heartbeat. In-the-works are the Schools-NOC Twinning Programme where your school may get to host youths from other parts of the world, and other ways for you to be involved through your CCAs such as NCC, NPCC, photography, student presenters, and many more. Watch this space for more announcements in the coming months!
2. If you’ve already left school, and will be at least 18 years old on 1 March 2010, we welcome you to register with us as an individual volunteer; please click here. By understanding what’s involved in becoming a YOG Volunteer, you can tell us what you can do and like to do, and we will do our best to match you to the right volunteering opportunities.
3. If individuals who possess technical or specialist expertise with regards to specific sports can also consider approaching the respective National Sports Associations (NSAs). Your expertise might be put to better use with the NSAs. Please click here.
Like an Olympic athlete, a YOG Volunteer needs heaps of passion and commitment because you will need to train for your job, and there will be a lot of hard work during the Games (but also lots of fun!).
adapted from: http://www.singapore2010.sg/about_us/volunteer
Please visit the website for more infomation.
-Kasturi Markandran
Many of them would wonder how to play a part to make the Youth Olympic Games a successful one.
There’re two ways to become a YOG Volunteer:
1. If you’re a student, there’re many opportunities to get involved in the YOG through your school. :
- For students in the ITEs, polytechnics, and universities, please approach your student affairs office for more information or click here.
- For students in the primary and secondary schools, and junior colleges, please bear with us a little longer. We're working closely with the Ministry of Education to come up with exciting opportunities for you to be part of the YOG heartbeat. In-the-works are the Schools-NOC Twinning Programme where your school may get to host youths from other parts of the world, and other ways for you to be involved through your CCAs such as NCC, NPCC, photography, student presenters, and many more. Watch this space for more announcements in the coming months!
2. If you’ve already left school, and will be at least 18 years old on 1 March 2010, we welcome you to register with us as an individual volunteer; please click here. By understanding what’s involved in becoming a YOG Volunteer, you can tell us what you can do and like to do, and we will do our best to match you to the right volunteering opportunities.
3. If individuals who possess technical or specialist expertise with regards to specific sports can also consider approaching the respective National Sports Associations (NSAs). Your expertise might be put to better use with the NSAs. Please click here.
Like an Olympic athlete, a YOG Volunteer needs heaps of passion and commitment because you will need to train for your job, and there will be a lot of hard work during the Games (but also lots of fun!).
adapted from: http://www.singapore2010.sg/about_us/volunteer
Please visit the website for more infomation.
-Kasturi Markandran
Sunday, May 24, 2009
Pictures displaying Olympism
Pictures displaying values of olympism-Respect, Friendship and Excellence.
Personal view of the values of Olympism
To me , as a student, the Youth Olympic Games show me the values that also applies in my life too.
One of the Aspects of the YOG values is friendship. Friendship is utmost important to me, friendship gives me the strength to continue to strive in this society and is important in a team , for example in the midst of accomplishing a project, we need the trust among one another to create a good result for teamwork is best with trust and understanding with each member of the team. Friendship allows us to achieve what one can do, encourages one to strive and make things more fun for people.
The 2nd aspect of the YOG values is respect. We respect one another in their performance and culture to maintain peace. As of athletes, even though they are competing against one another for the medals and honour, however they still respect each other and hope everyone to perform their best in the event and would wish that everyone is of equal grounds as everyone e.g. not taking performing-enhancement drugs and steroids.
The 3rd aspect of the YOG values is excellence. Excellence is the contributions and performance of the people, excellence is important as it shows what the people contribute to a certain amount of extent. It is also proof that what can people do and the pride they take in their performance. We also must strive for excellence and perform with greater heights.
-Jinxuan
One of the Aspects of the YOG values is friendship. Friendship is utmost important to me, friendship gives me the strength to continue to strive in this society and is important in a team , for example in the midst of accomplishing a project, we need the trust among one another to create a good result for teamwork is best with trust and understanding with each member of the team. Friendship allows us to achieve what one can do, encourages one to strive and make things more fun for people.
The 2nd aspect of the YOG values is respect. We respect one another in their performance and culture to maintain peace. As of athletes, even though they are competing against one another for the medals and honour, however they still respect each other and hope everyone to perform their best in the event and would wish that everyone is of equal grounds as everyone e.g. not taking performing-enhancement drugs and steroids.
The 3rd aspect of the YOG values is excellence. Excellence is the contributions and performance of the people, excellence is important as it shows what the people contribute to a certain amount of extent. It is also proof that what can people do and the pride they take in their performance. We also must strive for excellence and perform with greater heights.
-Jinxuan
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