FEBRUARY

The Sabah College D+T was initiated on 27th February 2003 after the D+T Young Leader Programme training course was held for one week from 22nd February 2003 till 27th February 2003. Ten students were choosen for this training course. Sabah College is linking with Ashton-On-Mersey Sport School in Manchester as part of this programme. A UK trainer, Mr. John Stephenson, conducted the course. As part of the course, the Ten Young Leaders organized a Mini Sport Festival. The Mini Sport Festival took place at SK Sri Gaya on 26th February 2003. A total of hundred primary school pupils took part in this festival.

APRIL

On the 14th-15th April 2003, the Sabah College Dreams + Teams Young Leaders organized a donation campaign for the war victims in Iraq. In just two days, the team managed to collect amount of RM 1111.89. All the teachers and students of Sabah College took part in this donation campaign.

MAY

A Young Leader training course was held for another ten new Young Leaders. Sabah College Link Teacher, Coach Gerard De Souza and British Council Project Manager, Ms. Janet Ooi conducted this training course with the help of the ten trained Young Leaders.

JUNE

Another Mini Sport Festival was organized the Sabah College D+T YL's. All the twenty Young Leaders organized this festival. It was held at SRK Stell Maris with a total of one hundred and twenty primary school pupils taking part.

AUGUST

In conjuction with the Malaysian Independence Day, the Sabah College D+T YL's organized their third Mini Sport Festival. This time, the festival was held at Sabah College itself. A number of 100 students took part in this festival.

SEPTEMBER

The Sabah College D+T YL's went ther first video conference with the UK D+T YL's in Ashton-On-Mersey(AOM) Sports School, Manchester. The video conferencing enabled the YL's to meet their UK peers and at the same time exchanged information about the upcoming Global Sport Festival. The YL's alsohad the oppurtunity to perform a traditional dance, called the Sumazau for their UK peers. On the other hand, the YL's from AOM demonstrated how the "Conker" game was played.

OCTOBER

On 17th October 2003, the global Sport Festival, which was held in twenty countries across the world, took place in Sabah College. Ten primary schools across Kota Kinabalu took part in this festival. All together, a number of 150 primary school pupils took part in this festival. The festival was officiated by Datuk Malik Mydin, the first South-East Asian to swim across the English Channel. Also present was the Director of British Council Malaysia, Mr.Gerry Liston. As part of the linking programme, the Global Sport Festival held in Sabah College is based on the UK theme while the Global Sport Festival held in AOM, Manchester is based on the Malaysian theme.