Through this programme, not only have we benefited academically, but we have also been able to pick up some life skills. In the midst of intensive research, heated discussions, as well as pressuring timed trials, we, somehow, were gradually able to gel not just as a team but as friends, acknowledge and come to respect each other’s differences, and realise that the key to success is never pure intelligence, but rather also being the ability to deal and build a rapport with the people who we work with. FPSP has taught us to take more responsibility for and more pride in our work knowing that only when we know to embrace each other’s crazy ideas do we come up with such team efforts. Along the way, we have made friends despite the knowledge that they will compete against us. Most of all, FPSP, despite the heavy workload, is one of the few platforms on which we are able to let our imagination run wild- and yet be able to fuel our wacky, out-of-this-world ideas with concrete, substantial evidence or research. We often find ourselves caught up in too much work that we forget to find the fun in it, but we have found it in FPSP. This is why our team feels strongly that this is one cause worthy of support, and we know for certain that the IC 2011 will be able to draw a spectacular end to our journey through FPSP thus far. We particularly look forward to being able to be acquainted with coaches and students our age from all over the world who will also be invited to participate in the IC 2011- a prestigious event we are not keen on missing.