The RAIS Pathfinder program is dedicated to youth training for the physical, mental, social, and spiritual well being of the students. The Pathfinder club is part of a worldwide organization operated by the Seventh-Day Adventist Church.
The Pathfinder Club, being a church-centered recreational-spiritual program, has been designed for children from grades 5 to 10 (ages 10 to 15 years old) and offers action, adventure, group activities, and challenge that produce team spirit and teach valuable life skills.
The club provides a key step in its educational program- an opportunity to take children out from a classroom setting into outdoor adventures as well.
The highlight of the year for the Pathfinders is always the weekend-long camping trip. This year’s campout took place near Muak Lek in the Saraburi province. The camping trip gave Pathfinders the opportunities to camp in tents, to conquer challenging obstacle courses, and even cooking their own food over fires.
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Mr. Mernel Nequia
Pathfinder Club Director
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The RAIS Pathfinder Curriculum Components
adapted from the SAUM Curriculum Revision 2008, Vietnam.
The Levels of Pathfinder Program:
Little Lamb-Pre-Kindergarten (4 years old)
Eager Beavers-Kindergarten (5 years old)
Adventurer Club
Busy Bee- Be 6 years old or in Grade 1 (or its equivalent)
Sunbeam- Be 7 years old or in Grade 2 (or its equivalent)
Builder- Be 8 years old or in Grade 3 (or its equivalent)
Helping Hand- Be 9 years old or in Grade 4 (or its equivalent)
Pathfinder Club
Friend- Be 10 years old or in Grade 5 (or its equivalent)
Companion- Be 11 years old or in Grade 6 (or its equivalent)
Explorer- Be 12 years old or in Grade 7 (or its equivalent)
Ranger- Be 13 years old or in Grade 8 (or its equivalent)
Voyager- Be 14 years old or in Grade 9 (or its equivalent)
Guide- Be 15 years old or in Grade 10 (or its equivalent)
Masterguide Club
Invested Masterguide- Be at least 16 years old or above.
Counselor-must serve at least for a year as a counselor for the unit.
Instructor-must serve at least a year as instructor, teaching the skills to the club members.
Deputy Director-must serve at least a year as assistant (Deputy Director) to the club.
Director- is able to finish all other levels and serves as the Chairman of the club.
RAIS has started an Adventurer Club this school year (2010-2011). The program is starting from Busy Bee up to Ranger Class only. We are looking forward to complete the whole level of the Pathfinder classes. |
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