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We are planning our annual New Year trip to Hag Dyke which will take place from 20th to 22nd January 2017.

Please follow the links below to see the letter and permission form for our forthcoming trip to Hag Dyke in January 2017.  Please note that spaces are limited in the hostel, so if your son or daughter wants to go, please return the form and money as soon as possible.

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If you have any questions, please ask a Leader.

The Troop will be taking part in the Remembrance Day service and parade on Sunday 13th November.  At the Scout meeting on Friday 11th we will be learning more about this important day.

The service and parade are an important event in our annual calendar, and we ask that all Scouts make the effort to attend as we remember those men and women who have given their lives in war and conflict.

We will assemble in Whitton Croft Road, behind the Town Hall, at 14:15.  The parade will move down Wells Road and The Grove followed by a service in the Memorial Gardens.  Scouts will be dismissed from the Memorial Gardens after the service at around 15:30.

Full and smartly presented uniform must be worn by Scouts, including smart school shoes and no trainers.  Please also consider supporting The Poppy Appeal by wearing a poppy.  A collection is usually taken during the service.

On Friday 11th November there will be a Scout meeting held as normal between 19:15 and 21:15.  We will be joined by Jack Rickard MBE, an ex-serving Officer who has had a varied military career, including tours of Afghanistan and Iraq.  Please make sure you attend the meeting in smart uniform and with your poppy.

The annual subscription for membership to the Scout Group for the year September 2016 to August 2017 is now due.

Please see the letter and form in the links below regarding the annual subscription for membership to the Scout Group.  Your prompt attention would be very much appreciated by the Leaders.

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Please see below important information about our Summer Camp in 2017.  Urgent attention required. 

Plans for Summer Camp in 2017 are progressing and the first circular is available through the link below.  Please note that in order to firm things up we need commitment from those Scouts who want to go to camp in the form of a deposit which must be received by 25th November 2016.

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If you have any questions, please ask a leader.

The programme for the rest of 2016 has been published.

Please visit the Programme page of the website to see details of the activities that will be taking place at Scouts during the rest of this year.

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If you have any questions, please ask a Leader.

The Scout Troop will be visiting Hag Dyke on the weekend of 14th to 16th October 2016.  Please see below for details.

Please click on the links below to download a letter about the forthcoming weekend visit to the Group’s hostel above Kettlewell, Hag Dyke.  Also in the links is the permission form that you need to complete and return to Scouts if your son or daughter wants to join us on the weekend.

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After an enjoyable summer, Scout meetings restart tonight.

Please meet at the Scout Hut in full uniform at the normal meeting times of 19:15 to 21:15.  We look forward to seeing you all back.

Loads more photographs of Summer Camp added to the website.

Be sure to check out the latest photographs from Summer Camp in Northumberland which have been added to the Photo Gallery page of the website.

This weekend the Scout Troop returned from Summer Camp in Northumberland having made lots of memories through an adventure packed week.

Last week 29 Scouts went on Summer Camp to Red Steads Farm in Northumberland and had a brilliant week full of action and adventure. Amongst many highlights were a day hosted by the RAF at their base in Boulmer, and a two day expedition up the Northumberland coast.

The troop were also joined by 9 Scouts from the 2nd Jersey troop in the Channel Islands and made many new friends.

Over the next few days we will add many more photos to the web site so be sure to check back and see what the Scouts got up to.

The first couple of days on summer camp have gone well, and the weather is being kind to us.

We arrived on site on Saturday afternoon and began the set up of camp.  All the tents and shelters were up by Saturday evening and we were able to enjoy a welcome camp fire and give the Scouts from 1st Ben Rhydding and 2nd Jersey to get to know each other.

On Sunday we spent time learning and practicing camping skills and getting all the tents and kitchen areas ship shape.  Today we have been down to the beach and spent some time in Alnwick to buy dinner based on the scouts own menus.

Some photos below.