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The Scout Fellowship
For adults aged 18+
The Scout Fellowship is a group of adults who have one thing in common - a wish to support Scouting. It is a large part of the 'backbone' of the Scout Movement - supporting the young people and voluntary leaders wherever help is required.
Scout Fellowship in Cambridgeshire recognises the talents and abilities of its members whether it is physical, mental, geared to a particular technical skill or general support. It could be talent as a badge examiner, a Training Adviser to new leaders, catering for courses, running pioneering courses, assisting with hill walking, rock climbing etc. We all have something to offer as far as supporting Scouting is concerned whatever our age or ability.
I want to join
If you would like to get involved with Scouting as a member of the Scout Fellowship in Cambridgeshire, please complete the Scout Association's online enquiry form by clicking here.
Icenorum Living History Group
Icenorum Living History Group covers the Iron Age, Roman, Anglo Saxon and Viking periods and they would love the opportunity to present their displays.
They have recently received a grant from the Local Network Fund to enable them to do just that, to put on events for community groups such as the Beavers, Cubs and Scouts, a grant which has reduced the cost a great deal to just £1 per child.
The group is particularly interested in exploring ideas raised concerning changes arising from immigration/invasion, the improvements this brought and how this country became what it is thanks to excellent new ideas.
Although this might sound rather serious and daunting, in actual fact it is great fun trying out, for example, Roman weaponry and armour (all child-safe), talking about a day in the life of an auxiliary, or preparing (very smelly) Roman food!
If you would like further information then contact Mary Hannigan at icenorum@hotmail.co.uk
By the way, they are all teachers and parents and are all CRB checked.
Donation to the Ghana Meridian Project
John Chambers, Chairman Newmarket Fellowship presenting a cheque for £200 to George Devine, ACC International for the Ghana Meridian Project. The cheque was donated by the Newmarket Fellowship from the proceed of their St. George's Day Service Collection. |
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Essex International Jamboree 2008
www.essexscouts.org.uk/jamboree
jamboree@essexscouts.org.uk
26th July to 2nd August - Kirby-le-Soken, North Essex.
Come and join thousands at one of the UKs biggest jamborees, where over 7,000 Scouts and Guides gather in Essex every four years for the Essex International Jamboree 2008 for a week of activities and international friendship.
International Friendship and Adventure
Participants can take part in a variety of activities including water and a variety of land activities. In the evening the market square will offer a busy atmosphere of live entertainments from around the globe complimented by a selection of eating areas to suit all tastes.
The Staff Experience
If you’re 16 or over, why not join the staff team, and help make the Jamboree happen. You could volunteer to help set up the campsite, assist with activities or help to ensure that everyone has a great time by providing adventure and fun to thousands of young people. The staff experience includes evening entertainments, relaxation areas and a full catering provision.
All fees include a badge, a scarf, site fees and entertainments and online registration is now open at www.essexscouts.org.uk/jamboree
Programmes Online in Cambridgeshire
Programmes Online is a tool designed to make it easier for adults to programme plan. It is for members only and can be found at www.scouts.org.uk/pol
Milton Country Park
If you are planning to use Milton Country Park, Cambridge for an activity in future, please remember to book with the Park Rangers in advance on 01223 420060 or email: miltoncp@scambs.gov.uk
