What type of food will be given to my child during pre-dawn and break-fast meals (fasting month)?
Pre-dawn and break-fast meals will be arranged by OBS.
Pre-dawn meals typically consist of easy-to-prepare rations such as Meals-Ready-to-Eat (MREs), instant noodles, or ketupat rice. Students may decide how much time they need for the meal, and we recommend bringing an alarm clock or a watch with an alarm function so they can wake themselves up in time.
Break-fast meals will be hot meals prepared by each group, typically at the end of the day's expedition. Muslim students will also receive dates and supplementary rations such as buns and biscuits. Dinner will be timed to coincide with break-fast so that the whole group can eat together. However, if dinner is not ready by break-fast time - for example, due to bad weather - instructors will ensure that Muslim students are able to break fast on time with their dates, buns, and biscuits while the rest of the meal is being prepared.
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