Misi Promosi ANti DaDaH di Sek. Tunas Jaya PGGMB, KB berjalan dengan lancar.

Gambar ramai murid-murid Tahun 1 Mawar dan guru-guru, Kumpulan A-Team PJN dan Kaunselor sekolah.

permainan "Apakah ini? sayur? buah? dadah?"

cerita & lakonan "Emak pesan..."

Pada 1 Julai 2010, jam 8.00 hingga 10.00 pagi, A-Team PJN yang terdiri dari Salwa Haji Abd Rahman, Dk Nur Farhanah Pg Ismail, Nur 'Aqilah Hj Mohammad, Amalie Chin Siaw Fang dan Jasmine Kah Ming Chien telah menjalankan misi mereka mempromosikan anti dadah kepada murid tahun satu Mawar di Sekolah Tunas Jaya PGGMB, KB. Mereka dipandu oleh kaunselor sekolah iaitu, Dk. Zunainah Pg Haji ALiuddin dan HAsbul Wafi Fakri bin Abdullah @BUndan.

Pelajar A-Team PJN telah menghias bilik darjah tersebut dengan belon-belon dan pokok yang hijau (raplika) sebagai taman kecil untuk perhiasan dan perembahan mereka. belon-belon itu kemudiannya diberikan kepada murid-murid di penghujung aktiviti mereka.

aktiviti yang mereka jalankan ialah:
(1) memberikan sedikit taklimat mengenai bahaya dadah (gambar rokok, ganja, heroin, ectascy dan syabu)
(2) membuat aktiviti "APakah ini? " dimana murid di arahkan melihat gambar dan mengkategorikan sama ada gambar tersebut sayur, buah atau dadah.
(3) bercerita sambil berlakon, tajuk " EMak Pesan..." yang mengandungi 3 nasihat penting, iaitu JANGAN BERCAKAP DENGAN ORANG YANG TIDAK DIKENALI, JANGAN IKUT ORANG YANG TIDAK DIKENALI, JANGAN BUAT APA YANG DISURUH OLEH ORANG YANG TIDAK DIKENALI.

A-Team PJN juga menyerahkan:
(1) Leflet anti dadah dan anti rokok
(2) maklumat mengenai dadah (dari BKN).
(3) 20 salinan buku cerita yang mereka hasilkan sendiri (yang mereka lakonkan).
(4) penanda buku anti dadah untuk guru-guru dan murid-murid.
(5) goddie bag yang berisi makanan dan minuman.

murid-murid dan guru-guru juga mengatakan "SAY NO TO DRUGS" sebagai menyahut kempen promosi anti dadah tersebut.

A-Team's bright ideas score big points

Borneo Bulletin 30 June 2010

Creating recycle bags to raise environmental awareness.
By Hanni ABD

The 'A-Team' from SM PJN Pg Haji Abu Bakar in Kg Pandan scored the highest points (80.2%) in the preliminary round of the Anti-Drugs Action Group contest for secondary schools and colleges in Brunei.

The victory means that the 'A-team' has moved into the finals, together with four other teams from SM Muda Hashim Tutong, Sekolah Tinggi Perempuan Raja Isteri, SM Pg Isteri Hjh Mariam Serasa and SM Sharif Ali.

Fourteen schools contested in the preliminary round, which played out at SM Masin.
Organised by the Counselling and Career Section, Department of Schools, Ministry of Education, the contest is held to support the anti-drug awareness campaign by focusing on youths and school students.

The day saw teams presenting their analysis, research and video clips to the four judges, who are officers from the Narcotics Control Bureau, Counselling and Career Department and Civil Service Department.

When the A-Team took the stage, they informed the judges that 20 programmes and activities have been lined-up for the campaign, while 16 activities have already been carried out.
The judges later gave a thumbs-up to the A-Team for their successful organising of Anti-Tobacco Day on June 1, which was launched at the school and involved all students from the Anti-Drugs campaign.

Also given the nod was the uniqueness of the 'Creative Bag' programme, where students wrote anti-drugs slogans on recycling bags to promote awareness during the 'Green Day' celebration at the school.

Another upcoming programme by the A-Team will be held at Sekolah Tunas Jaya PGGMB, where they will hold activities with Year I students, enlightening them on the dangers of drug misuse.

Anti-drugs, anti-smoking leaflets distributed to students

Borneo Bulletin, 28 Jun 2010, Isnin

Members of the school's 'A-Team' give a leaflet to a representative of the school's army cadets. -
By Hanni ABD

The PJN Pg Haji Abu Bakar School, situated in Kg Pandan, Kuala Belait, recently distributed its anti-drugs and anti-smoking leaflets to students of the school as part of its efforts to mark Anti-Drugs Day.

A ceremony, which took place at the school's sports field complex, saw leaflets distributed by the school's Anti-Drugs Group or 'A-Team', led by student leader, Salwa binte Haji Abdul Rahman, to representatives of uniformed groups and other students.

Over fifty leaflets were handed out to the students from the army and police cadets, as well as the girl guides scouts association and other students.

The event was dedicated to stressing the message that students should stay away from drugs and not to get involved in unhealthy activities such as smoking and consuming drugs. The leaflets contained important messages regarding the dangers of drug use as well as its associated adverse social and societal effects.