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Lads and Dads Camp 2017
1 day ago
22nd – 24th September
Our annual Lads and Dads camp will once again be held in the wilds of the Chatsworth Estate.
The camp is open to Scouts from both Troops and will be an action packed weekend full of fun and challenges for Lads and Dads to do together plus Lads v Dads games and challenges. Although at the end of the weekend we will crown our new champion Lad and Dad, the emphasis of the weekend is on fun. There will time each evening to relax around the fire.
Go to MyScout to sign up and pay for the event.
For safeguarding reasons you will need to complete a DBS Check – the new name for CRB. The form is available here Please get the form to your leader as soon as possible. Once processed you will be invited to confirm which ID documents you will be presenting for checking. After this, you will have to meet with us so we can see the ID and confirm it on the system.
ID : Click here to see acceptable forms of ID
If you have a scout DBS check from last 5 years, this is still valid so no need for the above process. A DBS from another body / employer is not acceptable.
Weekend Camp – Details
2 weeks ago
by Admin1
in Thursday Scouts
Last minute change of venue!
We are now camping at Hundall Scout Centre.
Meet at the site at 6.30pm (about 20 mins from the Scout Room). Pick up is 3.30pm on Sunday. You can park on the field if you are confident you can get your car off wet grass, or park on the lane ensuring you don’t block the road please.
Kit
Camp bed T shirts / fleece / sweatshirts
Sleeping Bag Shorts –(we wear shorts at camp) !!
Socks & Underwear Pillow
Swim shorts Trainers (inc one pair to get wet / canoe in)
Pyjamas Towel – Large
Clothes to get wet Torch
flip flops / sandals for the morning (wet grass)
Wash Kit
Scouts : neckerchief (wear this to arrive) Cagoule – Waterproof
Gang Show 2017
4 months ago
The Show is over and I hope you realise why we worked so hard – It was worth it. Well done the whole Gang and to the gang behind the Gang. Teamwork really pays off. Here’s a few pi
cs to keep you going until the DVD is out!
Summer Camp 2017 – It’s Kent!
4 months ago
by Admin1
in Thursday Scouts
This years Summer Camp is in a field near Deal in Kent. The site is close to some great beaches is surrounded by a forest so we will be building rope bridges and bivouacking around the camp fire! There will be trips out to Canterbury, Dover Castle and a special day out in France. You will need a passport!
Our Site -Click here to go to google maps
Who should come ?
All scouts are encouraged to attend the camp as we put into practice all the training that we do during the year and it’s also a chance to get away from mum and dad for a couple of weeks! It’s also a chance for Y6 Scouts to mix with older children before they move schools. Summer Camp is the most important experience in Scouts – to miss it is to miss out on what being a Scout is all about.
What do we do ?
Scouts camp in Patrols and prepare and cook all meals for themselves and the leaders. The rest of the time you can look forward to activities such as
swimming volleyball visits and trips bivouacking
water slide park rope bridges
beach activities football cricket free time
How do I sign up and pay ?
You sign up and pay via OSM in stages to spread the cost. You also pay in spending money into the system and we operate a camp bank during the camp when you can take out small amounts to spend each day. Sign up now!
Summer Camp 2016 – Poole Harbour Dorset
11 months ago
by Admin1
in Thursday Scouts
Another Summer Camp is over 🙁
17 Scouts and Leaders camped in a field on the banks of Poole Harbour with the only facility being one tap.
The weather was scorching and much time was spent in the lagoon, swimming, canoeing, diving, on the rope swing or just cooling off. With visits to the Tank Museum, Studland beach and a Total Wipeout course, plus cooking on open fires for the weekend the Scouts had a great time.
By just doing what we do, the Scouts gained many awards which will be presented at the first meeting back. Summer Camp is a vital part of a Scout’s progression.
To see what we did click Programme and what we ate, Menu
Some of the photos are in the gallery with more to be added. Check them out –
Summer Camp 2016
Sunday 12th June Church Parade
1 year ago
by Admin1
in News / Events
To end our weekend of celebrations the whole Group will be attending Church on Sunday morning where we will be renewing our Promise.
Meet at the Scout Room at 10.45 and we will end back at the Scout Room around 12. Parents and family are welcome to join us at the service.
Exploring Thor’s Cave
1 year ago
by Admin1
in Thursday Scouts
9th April 2016 : Thursday Scouts and EXU Explorers hiked to and explored Thor’s Cave – and encountered many electric fences!
The aim was to practice new navigation and exploring and skills was shockingly good fun! See the video and more pics on our facebook page https://www.facebook.com/groups/20thScouts/
Digital citizen badge
1 year ago
by Admin1
in Thursday Scouts
This is a staged award – this means that the lower category might be a bit easier for you as it is aimed at younger members. Just pick the level you think you can do and let me know at the next meeting.
The requirements for each level can be found at Digital Citizen. Click the link!
Go on – have a go!
YouShape Badge
1 year ago
by Admin1
in Thursday Scouts
Well done to everyone who has been awarded their Youshape badge. This is an occasional badge and goes above the left breast pocket. Click here for a diagram.
Jim Buckley
02 years ago
by Admin1
in News / Events
It is with great sadness we report the passing of Jim Buckley. Jim was a member of the 20th Sheffield (Ecclesall) Scout Group for over 70 years as a Wolf Cub, Scout, Rover and Leader.
He became Group Scout Leader in 1961, a position he held for over 30 years and on retirement became Honorary GSL and continued to support the Group until ill health prevented him.
It is impossible to say how many young people have had so many opportunities because of Jim’s decades of service. We will all miss him.
The picture above is the traditional Scout tracking sign which means gone home.
Jim’s funeral will be held at Hutcliffe Wood Crematorium on Tuesday 31st March at 10.00am.
Family flowers only, donations to the Woodland Trust – more details will appear here when we have them.
