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When: Ongoing Where: Various Groups across Wokingham Contact: District Commissioner Contact Email: Open Volunteer Spots: Unlimited We’re looking for volunteers to help deliver an exciting blended programme for Cubs. Members of our Team Cubs will help plan, resource & deliver the Cubs Programme using instructor-led, parent-led and young person led delivery. The Person You will […]
Tesco have had many more requests for home shopping deliveries as well as Click and Collect during the Coronavirus outbreak. They wish to be able to expand the number of delivery slots and click and collect slots but have a problem of not enough storage space to store the additional customer orders they are picking.
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Last Saturday saw more Scouts and leaders (just under 140 in total) making the third Berkshire Scouts visit to Uganda to undertake more international community projects with local primary schools (Buwala; Bubugo; and Bituli) as well as work at the Jinja District Scout Campsite (Buwenda). In previous visits (2011 & 2015) 160 Scouts and leaders
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Having kept awake till late the Unit found their beds at Keen University Campus and the next morning were treated to a traditional School bus trip back into New York centre to carry on their sight seeing. The Unit had split into the Groups to look round before rejoining their bags and coach for the
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So after 2 years of fundraising and team building, the members of Unit 62 Berkshire Blue Bears met up and headed to Heathrow to start their journey to the World Scout Jamboree in West Virgina, in the United States of America. The 36 young people and 4 adults come from across the County, with severn
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Harry McBain went to see Phil Kennedy last Wednesday at BBC Berkshire to tell listeners of the Drive show about his World Scout Jamboree journey. Harry was asked about where he was going, how many other Scouts were attending and the types of activities he would be doing. To listen again to his interview click
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About WINGS WINGS started in the 1993 as the result of a national Scouting initiative, which challenged Scouts to deliver an activity in collaboration with Girlguiding, and welcomed just over 2,700 young people, leaders and staff from 22 countries (including many European countries as well as Bahrain, Japan, Uganda, and the USA) and grew at
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The World Scout Jamboree (WSJ) is an international and educational event held every four years and hosted by a national Scout organisation (or hosted by joint organisations) with support from the World Organisation of the Scout Movement (WOSM). Recent WSJs usually attract 30–40,000 Scouts, aged 14–18 years, from almost every country and territory in the
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We know from research that key skills and attitudes are formed in the early years of life. Already, Scouts around the world are exploring how they can work with children at a younger age. It’s a critical time to master essential skills for progression in later life. In Skills for Life, our new plan shaped
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We’re delighted to announce that, as part of A Million Hands, Scouts are joining forces with UK government to encourage young people across the country to tackle plastic pollution both at home and abroad. Harnessing the passion of our young people on this important issue, we will create a resource pack that supports our ongoing programme