বাংলাদেশের স্বাধীনতা যুদ্ধ দলিলপত্রঃ তৃতীয় পত্র
provided that it is from the enhanced production of the village efforts under the Panchayets management as may be adjudged by the villagers in their general meeting when the Panchayet may be replaced on adverse finding,
V. CAMP ROUTINE
(and syllabus coverage)
68. It is essential that the same orientation be maintained in the training in all camps. Selected items of practice and lecture from the syllabus (Selection II) have therefore been listed in this section as the minimum essential units to be covered through the daily routine of the camps. More work or lecture, as time Permits, may be given for further elaboration or emphasis.
69. For the convenience of training as well as management of camp facilities it is suggested that the trainees may be divided first into Croups of about 250 each incharge of one General and one Physical Instructor. Each group may be sub-divided into about 10 Work Teams under team leaders selected/elected from among the tral ՈCCS.
70. The actual routine in each camp should be drawn up at least on a weekly basis in advance by the training staff in consultation with the Incharge and Administrator. The Camp day may begin at 5:30 A. M. with cleaning and wash up and end at 10 P.M. with some discussion. The practical work items may range up to 120 minutes each whereas the lecture items should not exceed 60 minutes. Lectures should be repeated to cover various work teams.
71. PRACTICAL WORK ITEMS:
A. Motivational (for all trainees throughout)
P.1 Line-up discipline to break crowding habit throughout camp life.
P.2 Morning Exercise and afternoon games each day (No drill or march)
P.3 Camp cleanliness and beautification daily for all boys for each camp and the whole camp area in assigned lots.
P.4 Camp work in Work Teams: The Teams will work in rotation for the following items of work:
(a) Camp sanitation, garbage disposal and utilization.
(b) Camp clearing and communication.
(c) Camp water drawing and storing for wash and bath.
(d) Camp fuel-wood gathering, marketing.
(e) Camp housing, hospital, mosque, temple repair and improvement. (f) Camp cooking, serving and food carrying for work teams.
(g) Camp drainage, water courses, flood and drought protection.
(h) Camp barbering and Laundry. P.5 Rural work in work teams (for, all teams in rotation)
