World Challenge 2013

Hi, my name is Bradley Weir, I am in year 9 at Forest Hill College and I am 15 years old.
In November 2013, a group of 14 year nines will embark on an expedition to Borneo, with a leading company called "World Challenge". To find out more please see below...

$6,500 will need to be raised before November to take part in this once in a life time opportunity.?Your help will help us help unfortunate communities, rewards will be offered as a thank you for supporting us.

When we get to Borneo, everything is planned by the students, we will have a teacher and a World Challenge leader supervising us, but everything is planned by us, booking hotels, booking transport, ordering food etc. 

We will be in Borneo for 4 weeks and this expedition involves a 4 stage process - ?
Acclimatization: A few days to adapt to culture shock caused by, altitude, food, terrain, climate, culture & smells! ?
Physical Challenge: We will be trekking in mountainous terrain, the team spirit, skills learnt, sights seen and sense of achievement will be second to none.?
Community Project: We will be interacting with the local community and give something beneficial back, putting in perspective our privileged lives.?
Rest & Relaxation: The final few days are spent relaxing with time to take everything in, whether climbing Mt Kinabalu or enjoying white-water-rafting, zip lining or just chilling out on an empty beach.

What is World Challenge? World Challenge has been running since 1987, giving the best expeditions to students. With 7,000 students travelling on expedition every year, World Challenge has alot of experience to draw upon.

To Contact World Challenge:
Email: [email protected]?
Phone: 1300 728 568??

Or to contact Forest Hill College:?
Email: [email protected]?
Phone: (03) 9814 9444 ??
Why Should You Donate?  Your donation will help us help local communities in Borneo eg: laying a water pipe through to a local village so they can have fresh water, or help teach/play with the children etc.??
Your donation would be GREATLY appreciated.?
Thank you very much, Bradley Weir.