Explorer Scout -Pandemonium.
7th - 9th October 2011
Auchengillan Outdoor Centre
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What?
Pandemonium is an Explorer Scout event ran by Clyde Region. The camp has been organised to allow all Explorers and Leaders in Clyde Region to camp, share ideas, join in activities, take part in a night challenge and opt in for modules.
The modules available to opt in are:
• Explorer / Duke of Edinburgh Award Scheme
• Young Leaders Scheme
• Module A
• Basic First Aid training
Cost:
The cost of the weekend is £35 per person (£30 if you book your place by 19th August). This includes Saturday BBQ dinner, camp fees, activities and modules. Places will be allocated on a first-come-first-served basis.
Activities:
The activities during the day will be a selection of on site Auchengillan activities. Please watch this page for more up-to-date information.
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Camping:
As the camp is under canvas everyone will need to bring their own lightweight tents, sleeping bags etc.
Programme:
• The weekend will begin with a themed Disco/Karaoke on the Friday night, after you have set-up camp.
• Saturday will see a range of joint activities and opt in modules followed by a barbecue and Team Challenge hike (ran by the Hills Team)
• After a long lie on Sunday Morning, it’s time for Messy Games, played in teams whilst been covered in flour etc. There will be a winning prise for the winning team. Remember to bring a change of clothes.
• Before everyone departs on Sunday afternoon, there will be an Explorer Belt presentation and the launch of Clyde’s Explorer Belt
• The camp will finish around 2:30pm on the Sunday.
Leaders are encouraged to attend the event to share ideas and are welcome to attend modules during the day to take back and run locally. We will require the support of as many leaders as possible to make the event as great as it can be. The Staff fee for all leaders will be £15 each. A form is enclosed with the booklet for anyone who can help out.
As the Saturday BBQ is the only meal being provided, remember to bring food and equipment. Why don’t you try to organise your food at District level. This will allow you to meet fellow local Explorer Scouts who you would otherwise might not meet.