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District News 2008

 

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South Berkshire Awards

Chief Scouts Commendation

Frederick Jones
Jeanette Godsell
Sarah Birch
Brian Asher-Relf

Award for Merit

Michael Wright
Tim Walpole
Rosina Turner
Graeme Pitt
John Hennessey
Trevor Baker
Robert Allen

Mick Wright, John Hennessey and Trevor Baker being presented with the Award for Merit at the 9th Bracknell AGM by Richard Price ( District Chair ).

 

St George's Day Parade and Service 2008

We are getting lots of photo's of our St George's Day Parade sent into us, it will take some time to sift through and sort them so here is a sample to get you started. More to come.

Slide show

Thank you to Karen Easteal and Richard Price for these photo's.

 

Working Weekend at Earleywood Scout & Guide Campsite, Ascot

There will be a working weekend at Earleywood on 30th May - 1st June 2008, clearing ditches and a general tidy up.

For the full details Click Here.

 

New Explorer Unit launched

A new Explorer Unit has been launched in the South Berkshire District, this will give 14 - 18 year olds in our District more choices on where to go for their meetings.

Meeting on Thursday's from 7.30pm to 9.30pm at 1st Sandhurst Hut, Ambarrow Crescent, Little Sandhurst.
The Program for this week 17/4 is Fire Catapaults
Open to anyone 14-18 in District.


The Unit is Run by Gareth Huxtable and Andy Pevy and others

More details to follow on the Explorer home page, if you need any more information please contact us and we will pass it onto Gareth.

 

District Cub Sixers Weekend

News and photo's can be found on the Cub News page

 

South East Berkshire District Scout Fellowship

BRASS BAND CONCERT

The 2nd Rossendale Scout Group Brass Band is the Band which has the honour of playing in Windsor Castle for the National Queen’s Scout Parade on Sunday the 20th April  2008.

On the Saturday evening, 19th April at 7.30pm, South East Berkshire Fellowship have arranged for the Band to give a Concert performance in Windsor Parish Church (next to the Guildhall) in the High Street at £5 per ticket.

Click here to download the full details including information on where to get tickets.

 

Leader Training and Assessment for Climbing.
To facilitate the usage of the Andrew Coleman Memorial Climbing Tower at Earleywood and to help give more Scouts more opportunity to climb, we will be running an instructor course to train leaders for their climbing permits.
If you are interested in taking Scouts climbing but are not yet permitted to do so this may be ideal for you. The course will be run at Earleywood on Tuesday evenings from 7-9pm starting on the 11th of March. This course is initially set to run for eight weeks but depending on prior experience, individuals may be pronounced ready for assessment in a shorter period.

There will be a meeting on the 4th March for all those interested in
getting, extending or renewing their climbing permit or authorisation. This initial meeting will be mostly aimed at a two way exchange of information where we can explain the flavours of permit available and where we can find out which sets of people want to do what and where they are at. Explorer scouts with climbing experience will also be welcome to attend this meeting.
There might be an opportunity to climb during the evening weather permitting though the main emphasis will be information exchange.
We will be meeting from 6:30pm for a 7pm start.

There will be a cost involved to cover the wall and equipment of £5 per evening. There is likely to be some measure of funding assistance from County as this would be come under adult training. More details on Tuesday.

Any prior question email/phone me otherwise Tuesday is intended for questions and answers.

Ian
Please contact ian via Richard Price                            

 

Gangshow 2008

Photo's courtesy of Bob Tunbridge

 

Chief Scouts Silver Award Presentations

2nd February 2008, Please see the Cubs News page for more on this event.

 

District Conference, January 26th, 2008

 This year’s conference was held at 1st Crowthorne Scout Groups’ HQ,  Over 200 adults involved in Scouting in South Berks were invited, and a good representation of these attended an afternoon packed with some excellent presentations ( Links below ) looking back at last year, planning for this year, and bringing a number of topics important to the development of Scouting, bang up to date.  

Howard de Silva

Here are some of the presentations in PDF / Acrobat format.

Adventure Opportunities / Module 25 Adapted / Earleywood Campsite / Young Leaders / Development / Insurance

 

District Cub Backwoods afternoon

19th January, to see the report and photo's from the Backwoods afternoon please go to the Cubs News page.

 

 

 

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