Gilwell 24 is 10to12 July & costs £25 per person + transport
S.Yorks are looking to run a survival weekend later this year - details to follow
19 Sept is a Monopoly Run - similar in concept to the winter-run-around. Teams of 4 people - let me know who's interested with a consent form
Gold DOE/Queen Scouts - Residential - see www.adventuresoffshore.co.uk however costs are >£500 each
Jamboree - S.Yorks are sending a unit of 36 + 4 Leaders. A selection camp etc will probably run Spring 2010 and will cost £1500 each - anyone wishing to be considered please let me know - however you will also need your parents approval as there's lots of money to raise!
The Explorer programme for the District Camp:
> Friday - set camp, Wide Game, supper, film show
> Sat - Flag break, build camp fire, lunch, build assault course, dinner, camp fire, supper, bivouacing
> Sun - breakfast, scouts own, run assault course, lunch, strike camp, closing ceremony
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A few hints/Tips/Advice & the inevitable disclaimer:
* Clothing - windproof/waterproof & tight fitting - do not wear or tie anything around you that will become trapped.
* Footwear - trainers comfortable for safe cycling
* First Aid - should you fall off
* Repairs - do you know how to fix a puncture or a chain having come off
* Lights - do they work, have you spare batteries
* Food & Water
* Mobile Phone/telephone money
Parents/Guardians should note in addition to the activity consent:
* Cycling can be dangerous & a physically challenging activity - participants should be aware of risks and be personally responsible for loss, damage or injury
* Helmets must be worn
* Damage costs (other than punctures) will be the responsibility of the rider
* Cycle/Countryside/Highway Codes must be adhered to & respect given to others.
* Although cycles and equipment may be provided, it is down to individuals to check this and ensure it is safe and suitable for the activity they are about to commence.
* Cycles may be ridden anywhere that complies with the law i.e. on public roads, bridleways & trails.
* Clothing - windproof/waterproof & tight fitting - do not wear or tie anything around you that will become trapped.
* Footwear - trainers comfortable for safe cycling
* First Aid - should you fall off
* Repairs - do you know how to fix a puncture or a chain having come off
* Lights - do they work, have you spare batteries
* Food & Water
* Mobile Phone/telephone money
Parents/Guardians should note in addition to the activity consent:
* Cycling can be dangerous & a physically challenging activity - participants should be aware of risks and be personally responsible for loss, damage or injury
* Helmets must be worn
* Damage costs (other than punctures) will be the responsibility of the rider
* Cycle/Countryside/Highway Codes must be adhered to & respect given to others.
* Although cycles and equipment may be provided, it is down to individuals to check this and ensure it is safe and suitable for the activity they are about to commence.
* Cycles may be ridden anywhere that complies with the law i.e. on public roads, bridleways & trails.
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