• Join two weeks before end of the month – No charge for that month.
• Resign on or before 14th of the month – No charge for that month.
• The annual membership fee will be charged automatically in January each year and there is no refund, in full or pro rata rebates.
• Cancellation of membership must be advised in writing to Administration Office.  Members who resign are only allowed to re-apply after six months from the termination date.
• Join and use of the Panaga Club facilities at own risk.

• The annual fee is $30 per person.
• If you apply to join after 30th June the fee is $20 for the reminding year.
• Junior membership (aged 12 to 18 years): $15 per person if parent is a full member of the section, otherwise the above fee applies.
• For safety reason children under 12 years are not permitted in the room.
• A lovely large room overlooking the car park, golf course and sea on 1st floor. We run a variety of workshops, courses and activities:
• Scrap Booking: Tuesday 08:30-11:30 and 13:00-15:00 hrs.
• Sit n Stitch: Tuesday 13:30-15:30 and Friday 13:00-15:00 hrs.
• Beginner Dressmaking course
• Painting on Silk: Friday 09:30-11:30 hrs.

• The monthly fee is $5 per family or single status member.
• Located next to Administration Office. Holds a large number of both English and Dutch language books.
• Tickets allocation: 6 tickets per couple or single status or 2 tickets per child.  Adults tickets may be used to borrow children’s books but children’s tickets may not  be used to borrow adult books.
• DVDs (regardless) of their age rating and CDs may be taken out only on adult tickets, and may not be renewed.
• Period of loan: Three weeks.
• Over due books:  Fines apply accordingly.
• Visitors who have temporary membership of the Club may use library tickets of their host family (with their permission) for the period of their stay. The visitor’s host is responsible for any fines or bills for lost or damaged items outstanding after the visitor’s departure.

• No section fee.
• The Panaga Natural History Society is a group of people interested in nature. Our goal is to promote interest in nature among the Panaga community and to help those who are interested in learning more about the natural environment, its flora (forests, wildflowers, gardening, etc.) and fauna (birds, marine life, insects, etc.), and “nature travel “ in and around Brunei/Borneo. In addition, we support projects to increase nature awareness and nature conservation.

• A single, non-refundable, initial registration fee of $10.
• The registration fee does not cover any other additional costs e.g. course fees; equipment use or loan; organized PPS events, for which separate charges may be levied.
• The Dark room is located on 1st floor access from the tennis court balcony – a compulsory induction HSE course is needed.
• Group of enthusiasts that run courses, field trips, exhibitions and projects that include an annual Calendar.

a) The once off registration fee of $40.00 in addition to the monthly subscription fee including Junior Members below 11 years old.

b) No handicap – To attend three lessons with Golf Pro AND go to the Golf Course with a Handicap player “one to one’ basis.

c)  Valid handicap – To attend etiquette lessons.

• Administration Office  06:30 to 18:00 hrs
• Course                      06:30 to before dark
• Driving Range            08:00 to 21:00 hrs
• Shop                         08:00 to 21:00 hrs

• Prophet Muhammad’s Birthday
• National Day
• HM The Sultan’s Birthday
• HM The Sultan’s Visit to KB District

1) Cost of balls:

• 50 balls   – $4 (member) / $5   (non-member)
• 100 balls             – $8 (member) / $10 (non-member)

2)         Rental of trolley             - $10 (18 holes)

3)         Power caddy      - $20 (18 holes)

CADDY

BUGGY

RECIPROCAL CLUBS

• All visiting members from reciprocal club shall be entitled to play golf without the payment of green fees for a maximum of 14 times within a calendar year.
• Visiting members are advised to produce their reciprocal card or membership card
• The Panaga Golf Section Committee will reserve the right at its sole discretion to refuse the use of the golf course to visitors who are not satisfying the criteria for reciprocal membership.

• A once-off enrolment fee of $5 per person or family.
• The annual fee is $20 per person or $40 per family.
• If you apply to join after 30th June the fee is $10 per person or $20 per family for the reminding year.
• Temporary membership: $3 per visit or as above.
• Family membership includes wife, husband and any number/age of children.
• Courts 1, 2, 3 & 4.
• Morning session:  All welcome.
• Afternoon session:  Especially for ladies who cannot spare time in the morning or evening.
• Night badminton:  For those who are quite busy in the office or other activities and find the time to play in late hours.  It is to be noted that the courts on Tuesday and Thursday may not be available if these are booked for some pre organized functions.  No booking of court is required for the above.
• Social evening:  All welcome on each Friday evening from 17:30 to 19:30 hrs.  Shuttle cocks will be provided by the section.  Children below 10 years are not allowed.  However children above 10 years can join if the court is empty.

• The annual fee is $100 per adult and child aged 18 above or $50 per child (junior) aged 16 up to below 18
• If you apply to join after 30th June the fee is $50 per adult or $25 per junior for the reminding year.
• Temporary membership is $10 per person per month or $5 per person per day (unlimited visit on the same day).
• Children under the age of 16 are not allowed to enter the Fitness Centre room.
• The parents must accept full responsibility for their junior child(ren) workouts in the room and they will not hold the Club responsible should their child(ren) sustain any injuries.
• All new members including temporary members must have an induction course on how to use equipment and safety awareness before using the Fitness Centre.
• No appointment required for fixed induction scheduled on Monday (09:00-09:30 hrs), Wednesday (12:15-12:45 hrs) and Friday (16:30-17:00 hrs).
• The room is opened daily from 06:00 to 21:30 hrs but it is closed for cleaning from 14:15 to 15:15 hrs on every Monday to Friday.
• On 1st floor overlooking the swimming pool and tennis courts.
• There will be fees incurred for duplicate cards of $5 for Fitness Centre membership card and $15 for swipe card due to loss.

• The monthly fee is $15 per person.
• The classes are for children only from the minimum age of seven.
• Every Tuesday and Friday at main Panaga School hall from 17:00 to 18:00 hrs.
• Grading based on attendance and is held every April and August.

• The monthly fee is $8 per family.
• Indemnity Clause.
• Classes held in MPH small hall:  Aerobics, Circuit Training, Line Dancing, Low Impact, Pilates and Immediate Pilates (by invitation only).
• For safety reasons, children under the age of 16 are not allowed in the MPH small hall while the tri-fit section classes are in progress.

• The monthly fee is $6 per person (Full and Temporary Membership including per session).
• Indemnity Clause.
• Classes – Jungle House:
• Day classes by Irene on every Wednesday and Friday from 08:15-09:30 hrs
• Night classes by Marcella on every Monday and Thursday from 19:30-20:45 hrs.

• No section fee.
• Held in MPH on every Monday and Wednesday from 19:00 hrs onward.

• $15 per sail per person
• Fleet of single handed 6 Laser 1 & 16 Topper Topaz’s
• Based at KBBC during monsoon & at Panaga Beach rest of year
• One helms course (4 theory, 8 practical) held per year (Jan-Mar)
• Helms ticket required to helm, but anyone can crew (in a 470)
• Weekly sailing races on Saturdays, rig up 12:3 0hrs, race brief 13:00 hrs
• Up to six Borneo inter-club events (mainly team racing) each year

• The Makan Angin II is a well-equipped 27ft racing yacht, owned by the KBBC, which can accommodate up to 6 people. Currently based at the KBBC, the yacht can be used for afternoon, day and weekend cruises by Panaga Club members and guests. Each trip needs a qualified skipper and competent mate on board. The boat is equipped to a high standard (EPIRB, GPS, VHF, liferaft, etc).
• Sunset Cruise – 16:00-18:30 hrs - $30 per person
  Trips   ½ day          $40.00 per person
  1 day         $50.00 per person
  2-3 days           $100.00 per person
  4-7 days $200.00 per person
  · Children less than 12 years at ½ adult cost
  · Minimum of 4 people per trip

• $20 per sail per person
• Fleet of 16 “ Hobie 16” 2 man catamarans based at Panaga Beach
• Weekly sailing races on Sundays, rig up usually at 12:30 hrs
• One beginners helms course held per year (May-July)
• Helms ticket required to helm, but anyone can crew
• Borneo Championships annually at Panaga Beach during October

• $60 per term per person
• Fleet of 25 “Optimist” childrens dinghies based at KBBC
• Weekly sailing races (2 leagues) on Saturdays for qualified helms
• Two beginners courses held per year (Sep-Oct & May-June)

• The section currently has 3 boats. Nemo (Haines Bowrider 17ft) boat with a 150hp Mercury 2str engine, that is perfect for family trips up the river as well as water skiing activities – 6 pax capacity. Recently acquired larger powerboat (SeaSwirl 20ft) with a 150hp Suzuki 2str engine – 8 pax capacity. Fishing Boat Skylla (local fiberglass build, 30ft) with twin 90hp Honda 4-Str engines ideal for a larger group (10 Pax) expeditions up river.
• Water skiing optional - Club water skis, wake boards equipment and banana/donut available for hire ($20).
• $75 per hour (engine running time).

• Skylla seagoing 6 person fishing boat with twin 90hp 4stroke engines. Early morning fishing trips typically weekends, weather/seas permitting.
• Limited selection of Club owned rods and reels available for hire.
• $100 per outing per person (includes Skipper).

• Skipper training sessions conducted periodically on weekends. 4-6hrs duration depending on number of participants – cost $100.

• $3 per term per person
• Wide range of beginner and advanced rowing boats available
• Rowing every week Tuesdays 17:00 hrs, all experience levels welcome

• An annual membership of $141 (subject to £/B$ exchange rate)
• Charges:
• Dive boat & fuel charge              $20
• Stab jacket hire                         $20
• Regulator hire                            $20
• Computer hire                            $15
• Cylinder hire & fill (per cylinder)  $15
• Cylinder (per cylinder)                $10
• Naga Laut dive boat & dive equipment based at KBBC
• Club operates under BSAC rules & diving courses available
• Diving trips to offshore structures usually early weekend mornings
• Occasional weekend or longer trips further a field arranged
• Poor underwater visibility reduces near shore activities during monsoon
• The Panaga Sub-Aqua Club (BSAC Branch 788) organises weekly dives between March and November.  Several times a year, we make trips further afield to resorts or charter live-aboards.

• Personal board & sail storage facilities available at Panaga beach compound
• Charges for windsurfer storage B$100 per annum payable at Panaga Administration Office

• “8 ball set” available for loan from KBBC behind bar (refundable deposit)
• 2 purpose built terrains under shade trees next to 470 compound at the river
• Regular games on Thursdays 20:00 hrs onwards, just turn up and join in

DANCE CENTRE (PDC)

• See under lessons.

JAM FACTORY/DISCO

• See under room & equipment hire.

MUSIC SOCIETY (PMS)

• No section fee.
• The Panaga Choir meets every Monday evening in Main Hall from 19:15 to 20:45 hrs.
• We are singing some madrigal, some jazz, and other varieties of choral music.

• The monthly fee is $2 per person or $4 per couple (member and spouse).
• Fun practice night every Friday from 20:30 hrs onwards in the Pelangi (1st floor). 
• It is a good opportunity for members to pick up various social dancing skill as well as a good way to sweat out and to ocialize.
• Beginners or temporary members are always welcome; our experienced dancers are very willing to teach you a step or two.

• No section fee.
• Hire charge of $25 to $100 for lights – dependent on set up.
• Pantomime – every year in late November, early December. Adult auditions take place mid September followed by 3 rehearsals per week (usually Tuesday, Wednesday & Thursday).
• Play – usually end May. Auditions take place January / February.  Rehearsals are 2 or 3 times per week.
• Technical side.  TADS are ‘custodians of the stage, sound and lighting equipment’.  If you wish to use these facilities for a function, please complete the relevant booking forms available at administration office.
• Training sessions.  Members are invited to be trained to operate the modern sound and light kit.  Interest should be registered with the Sound & Lights focal point.  Courses run 3 to 4 times per year.
• Backstage – Set building/stage crew, painting, props, makeup, poster & programme design, all skill levels and type needed, from total beginners to ‘veterans’.  Involved mainly in the Pantomime and play but also for ‘maintenance’ sessions.  Power tools provided. Contact the stage manager.
• Props & Accessories – We have a wide range from small props and accessories to large ‘set pieces’ (e.g. Thrones & fireplaces) available for hire.
• Quiz nights, interactive dinners and other social events.
• TADS activities are open to all, no experience necessary, come join the fun!  For more information see the TADS section in the Panaga Circular or the chairperson directly.

• $5 per week.
• Teratai Restaurant.
• Monday morning 08:15-11:15 hrs – You can walk in without partner.
• Monday evening 19:15-22:15 hrs – More competitive and you need a partner to join in.
• There are given some courses per year, will be noted in the circular.

• The annual fee is $100 per adult or $200 per family.
• The Dutch Committee is a subsection of Panaga Club Social Division with the primary objective of promoting and organizing typical Dutch events like cabaret, Sinterklaas, Kinderfeest and Dutch Night. The community is very active and supportive and not limited to Dutch families alone.

• The annual fee is $60 per adult or $120 per family.
• To support and to stimulate the Latino traditions, customs and culture for the educational benefits of its members.

• The monthly fee is $8 per family.  Deductions are made quarterly.
• Mainly cater for the 0-3 year old on Tuesdays and Fridays but the Family Playtime on Thursday afternoons is popular. Nursery Rhyme Time on Monday afternoons includes a puppet theatre and introduces the little ones to song, music and movement.
• Annual celebrations include: Easter, Summer Garden Party, Halloween and Santa’s visit.  All are wonderful photo opportunities to keep the grandparents happy!
• First Aid and CPR classes are available to Mums and Toddlers members on a first-come first-serve basis.  Our certified nurse conducts small classes and asks to include your amah so you can be certain she knows infant and child first aid and CPR as well.
• Jungle House – Schedules:
• Mondays    09:30-11:00 hrs Parents & Toddlers
• Mondays    16:00-16:45 hrs             Nursery Rhyme Time (HEAPS Room)
• Tuesdays   09:30-11:00 hrs Parents & Toddlers
• Thursdays 15:30-17:00 hrs Family Playtime
• Fridays       09:30-11:30 hrs Parents & Toddlers
• Sundays     09:30-11:30 hrs Parents & Toddlers
• As an M&T member you are also allowed to borrow M&T toys and Equipment such as kids tables & chairs, splash pools etc for parties either held at Jungle House or at your own house.
• A new Early Childhood group music class – The Singing Tree – is available to Mums & Toddlers members!  The classes are taught through the Music Society by Carol Sheild.  We will conduct an 8-week trial in the spring, and hope to continue to offer the classes in 12-week blocks after summer break.
• Tuesdays   10:15-10:45 hrs 12-24 months old
• Thursdays  15:30-16:00 hrs 2-3 years old
• Thursdays  16:15-16:45 hrs 01-12 months old

• The annual fee is $$360 per couple.
• The main objective of the Nigerian Section is to encourage members and provide avenue for cultural interaction and socialization at which all Members of the PANAGA CLUB are welcomed.
• The section will hopefully extend further the diverse attributes of the Panaga Club and will provide information and education to other members on the larger African culture.
• We would also work closely with other sections of the club as necessary in continuous pursuit of excellence in Panaga Club.
• Monthly ‘Naija Night’, an informal social night, is open for participation to any interested member of Panaga club. For details call or drop a line to either of the contacts on the right hand column.

• No section fee.
• A Social club for Australians and New Zealanders (and like minded foreigners) who have an interest in sport.
• Sundowner meetings are held monthly on the last Friday evening of each month.
• Special meetings are sometimes held sporadically and are advised to members in advance.

• Santa’s visit in December.

• No section fee.
• The ‘Scottish Community’ in Kuala Belait exists to enable traditional celebration of key events in the Scottish calendar. Our functions are organized by a committee of volunteers and are spread throughout the year. They include Burns’ Night, the Panaga Highland Games, St. Andrew’s Night, and other social activities such as Ceilidhs with traditional Scottish Dancing.
• Like all good Scottish Clans the Scottish Community has a Chieftain.
• The Highland Games are a major sporting event open to all, and are held in late June on the Panaga Padang. Track and field events are held throughout the day along with children’s activities for a family day out. Performances by the Massed Pipes and Drums of the Gurkha battalion lend a true flavour of Scotland in the Far East.

• No section fee.
• We have a committee of 9 ladies from Shell, Non Shell, and Army. The aim of this group is to include everyone in the community which is why we try to have a mix of ladies on the committee. This is very important to new people arriving in Brunei, as it gives them an opportunity to socialize on a regular basis.
• We plan a monthly event every second Thursday of the month where we ask volunteers in the community to come along and give a talk or demonstration.
• If we are unable to arrange the Thursday morning with a topic then we would just have a coffee morning. This generally happens around July/August when everyone is away on leave. We have some new ideas, and plan to bring those together during the following months.

• The monthly fee is $10 per child.
• There are many varied and different supervised activities undertaken.  To inform PYC in writing if you do not wish your child(ren) to take part in any specific activity.
• Parents are expected to be roster to assist in supervision of activities.
• Medical Form
• Principle Guidelines, General Guidelines & Behaviour Guidelines.
• The Junior Youth Club (P6 and P7) meets on Friday evenings, 18:00 to 20:00 hrs. Senior Youth Club (secondary school students) meets Friday nights from 20:00-22:00 hrs. P8 students may choose to attend the session of their choosing.

• The newly refurbished Jungle House is located on the left as you drive into the Club.
• Activities: Dance Hip Hop, Mums & Todds, Yoga and Youth Club are the main users of it’s facilities.  Private children parties are allowed.

• $3 per person, for each monthly run which can be put on a chit if a member of the Panaga Club or cash.
• Training runs on Mondays & Fridays.
• Interval training/sprints on Wednesdays.
• Meet @ 17:30 hrs, Panaga Beach Shelter, rear of the playground.
• Monthly 5 & 10km Fun Runs, split into 6-race series, Jan – Jun & Jul – Dec. Meet 17.00 for 17:15 start 10km, 17.15 for 17.30 start 5km run.
• Fastest runner and handicap points system. The results of the best 4 races count towards the final standings. Expensive trophies are awarded to the first three in the mens/ladies handicap and fastest runner categories at the end of each 6–race series.
• Newcomers are always welcome to join us. We have a variety of levels and speeds joining. Typically we get between 20-30 runners; occasionally more!
• Annual/Biennial Panaga Triathlon

• All players must be registered prior to participating in the program and registration fees of $20 for new members and $10 per program for ongoing participants are payable to the Section.
• AFL Auskick program for children aged between 5 and 12 years of age. The structured weekly coaching program, using coaching resources from the Australian Football League’s Junior program, teaches the skills of the game through appropriately modified activities and rules. In addition it gives the children the opportunity to play football in a fun and safe environment.

• No section fee.
• Nets and practice sessions on the Padang every Sunday at 16:00 hrs.
• Regular matches are also taking place on Sunday afternoons against local sides. For further information contact Bruce Shaw at bruce.a.shaw@gmail.com or on 8657675.
• If there’s anyone out there that wants a game of cricket without the hassle of having to commit to 5 days of 90 overs per day then get on down to the nets.  All abilities catered for.

• Annual membership fee is $30 per adult member and $10 per student member.
• Fee of $5/game/member.
• Games on both Wednesday and Friday evenings.
• Meet at the Padang Pavilion at 17:00 hrs, ready for a 17:30 hrs kick off.
• All welcome.

• The monthly fee is $5 for adult & child aged 15 years above or $3 for children aged 10-15 years.  Deductions are made quarterly.
• Mixed hockey – Every Tuesday the hockey section gathers for a game on the Padang at 19:15 hrs. 
• Floor Hockey – The hockey section sponsors a floor hockey game Thursday nights from 19:00 - 20:30. This is open to all section members, so come out at give it a try!
• Ladies Hockey – In-active at the moment.
• Social – As well as regular games and matches the hockey section has some social events through the year.  These are open to everyone and are a great opportunity to come along and meet the club and have a casual knock about.

• The monthly fee is $5 per person or $10 per family.  Deductions are made quarterly.
• $1 per game or $5 per month by chit.
• Social matches on Wednesday evenings from 18:30 hrs & on Sunday afternoons from 17:00 hrs.
• All welcome, equipment provided.

• The monthly fee is $10 per family.  Deductions are made quarterly.
• For insurance purposes, parents must sign their child(ren) in each week and remain on Club premises for the duration of the session.
• We are always looking for new members to help the voluntary coaches at the Junior Rugby (Friday from 17:30-18:30 hrs).
• Variety of sessions throughout the week for all ages.
• For adults there is mixed touch rugby, women’s touch rugby, and some contact rugby.
• On Fridays from 17:30-18:30 hrs – Junior rugby for children of all ages and levels. This session is run by volunteers and usually involves some skills training, followed by tag rugby.

• The monthly fee is $4 for single or $6 for double or $8 for family.
• Synthetic grass court surfaces – Courts 1, 2, 3, 4, & 5.
• Peak hours – 16:30 to 18:00 hrs.  Booking time: 10:00-10:15 hrs.
• Monday to Thursday – Must book first with Sports Booking Clerk on Tel: 337-2204/5/6.
• Friday to Sunday & Public holiday – Walk in booking & Slot-in Panaga Club temporary membership card.
• Senior’s Night: Every Monday 18:30-19:30 and 19:30-20:30 hrs starting February 2008. Senior’s Night isopen to all adult tennis section members.  No advance bookingrequired – just come to the desk at 18:15 hrs and sign in for the next available slot. You maysign upindividually, with a partner, or with a completedoubles group of 4. Singles matches will be allowed only if courts are available. Playersmay play again on the second hour if no one is waiting.

• Cancellation of membership must be advised in writing to Administration Office.  Members who resign are only allowed to re-apply after six months from the termination date.
• Resign on or before 14th of the month – No charge for that month.

• The monthly fee is $35 per person by one class in a week.
• Minimum age to register: 6 months prior to minimum age for starting:
• Classical Ballet – 4 years
• Girls Hip Hop – 6 years
• Boys Hip Hop – 5 years
• Parents are refrained from raising queries with the dance teacher during lesson time. This ensures that classes run to schedule and disruptions are kept to a minimum.  Direct all queries to dance@panagaclub.com OR to the Dance Committee in writing.
• Waiting Lists – These exist for most junior classes and Hip Hop classes.  You will be informed by e-mail when a place becomes available, based on a first come first serve basis for the right spot.  Once a place has been allocated you will be contacted again to fill in an acceptance form to secure the place and authorize for class fee deduction.
• RAD Requirements – Classical Ballet students are required to abide by the dress and hair codes set out by RAD at all times.  To be eligible to sit for RAD ballet exams, above the primary level, students must attend the 2 classes per week allocated to their grade.

• Fee by chit:

Pre 1 - G1, G2, G3 (30 minutes) - $100

G4, G5, G6 (45 minutes) - $150

G6, G7, G8 (60 minutes) - $200

Group lesson (max 3 students/45 mins) - $150

• Lessons will be given on an individual basis.
• No payment is required for long leave or planned absences; however old schedules may or may not be retained depending on the availability of the slot. Students who take long leave (three weeks or more) cannot be assured of their usual schedule of lessons upon their return.
• No lessons will be given on the following public holidays: National Day, HM The Sultan’s Birthday, Hari Raya, Christmas Day and Chinese New Year. Otherwise lessons will continue over school holidays and BSP holidays.
• Notification of planned annual leave, long absence of at least two weeks, and termination of lessons must be made at least one month ahead.
• All absence and termination of lessons must be submitted to the teacher in writing on prescribed form; available in the music room or from Panaga Club office.
• In cases of isolated absence, a make-up lesson will be arranged provided a notice of at least two days before the planned absence date is given.  Otherwise the lesson is forfeited and charged.
• Monthly fees are non-refundable and non-transferable.
• Cancelled lessons on teachers’ part, the PMS designated public holidays and notified long absence/annual leave (of at least one month ahead) will not be charged.
• Fees will be charged in advance by direct debit from your club account on the 1st day of the month. You are advised to submit your resignation / absence forms by the end of the month.
• The purchase of music books, photocopied sheets and other materials on Panaga Club premises must be paid by chit.

-  First person in family                        $80

-  Second person in family                    $65

-  Third person in the family                 $50

• Children will be continually assessed by the Head Coach/Assistant Coach and placed automatically in the appropriate section. Please note that you will be informed if there is an associated fee increase following a promotion, the revised fee automatically taking effect from the following month.
• Parents are actively encouraged to join in with Saturday morning swim instructing.
• You, or your nominated representative, must be on the poolside throughout your child’s swimming lesson.
• To ensure safety and appropriate conduct in and around the pool area when attending myself/with my family.
• Competition Squad – Sportsmanship Code of Conduct.