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District Programme 2020-2021 Bury St Edmunds District Scouts District Programme 2020-2021 All events listed are subject to cancellation or amendment, depending on the Return to Scouting Readiness Level, and the appropriate Group risk assessments being in place Page 1 Date Event Venue SEPTEMBER 2020 4-6 Gilwell Reunion, Leaders' weekend Gilwell Park 10 Scout Section Leaders' Meeting Three Kings, Fornham, 10 Explorer Section Leaders' Meeting Three Kings, Fornham, 11-13 Water Activity Camp, Scouts & Explorers TBA 11-13 Module 38 - Skills For residential Experiences Hallowtree 17 Beaver Section Leaders' Meeting TBA 24 District Team Meeting Priory Hotel 25-27 Hillwalking, Rockclimbing & Caving Brecon Beacons (Scouts, Explorers, Network & Leaders) OCTOBER TBA Cubs sleepover / lego land / adventure park Lego Land TBC TBA SAS Redication Service TBA 1 DC & GSL Meeting Priory Hotel 2 Cub Section Leaders' Meeting TBA 3 Training Academy On Tour Kesgrave 10-11 Beginners Camp (Events team and Brandon) Bradfield NOVEMBER 11 Training Advisers' meeting TBA 12 District Executive Priory Hotel 15 Scouts District Dodgeball (Lakenheath) Culford 22 Mountain Awareness Course (Explorers, Network & Leaders) Boxford Spinney 28 District Beaveree TBA DECEMBER TBA Cubs Carols Around The Campfire Bradfield Park TBC 3 Scouts District 10 pin Bowling (Red Lodge) Bury Bowl 5-6 Adventurous Activity First Aid. Leaders. Bradfield Park 16 Explorers Laser Quest Planet Laser JANUARY 2021 All Year Scout Duty Patrol for the year will be Great Barton (Elements) 7 Beaver Section Leaders' Meeting TBA 8-10 Gilwell Winter Camp - TBC (Scouts Events Team suggestion) Gilwell Park 10 Off-road mountain biking. Scouts, Explorers, Network Leaders. Brandon Country Park 12 District Team Meeting Priory Hotel 14 Explorer Section Leaders' Meeting TBA 14 Scout Section Leaders' Meeting Three Kings, Fornham 15 Cub Section Leaders' Meeting TBA 25/26/27/28 Beaver Scout 10 Pin Bowling Bury Bowl 28 DC & GSLs Meeting Priory Hotel FEBRUARY TBA District Explorers Bowling Bury Bowl TBA SAS Annual Dinner TBA 5-7 Winter Camp (6th Bury with Event Team Support) Bradfield 5-7 Leader Training and Hill walking Gradbach Explorers Network and Leaders Peak District 11 Training Advisers' meeting TBA 13 Cub & Scout Swimming Gala Bury Sports Centre 19 District Scout & Explorer Quiz (Thurston) New Green C'ty Centre 25 District Executive Committee Priory Hotel Page 2 MARCH TBA Explorers Alternative Monopoly Run London 6 Water Activity Pool Sessions (1) Waterworld Thetford 12-14 Leader Training & Assessment Weekend, Snowdonia Network, Leaders & Explorers by Invitation 19-21 Patrol Camping Competition (Events Team) Bradfield Park 19-21 District Beaver Scout Sleepover TBA 23 District Team Meeting Priory Hotel 25 Cubs District Bowling Final Bury Bowl APRIL 15 Beaver Section Leaders' Meeting TBA 16 Cub Section Leaders' Meeting TBA 17 Water Activity Pool Sessions (2) Waterworld Thetford 17-18 Scout Night Hike (Horringer) Horringer 23 St George's Day Dinner TBA (Manger?) 24 St George's Day Service Rehearsal St Mary's BSE 25 St George's Day Service & Parade St Mary's BSE 23-25 Rock Climbing Weekend, Scouts Explorers Network & Leaders Glenbrook, Peak District 29 Explorer Section Leaders' Meeting TBA 29 Scout Section Leaders' Meeting Three Kings, Fornham MAY TBA Cub Football TBA TBA Scouts Playground Challenge (Red Lodge) Barrow 7-9 District Archery and Air Rifle Camp (Scout and Expl)(Ixworth) Bradfield 13 District Team Meeting (Programme Plan) Priory Hotel 15 Beaver Trail Abbey Gardens 16 Water Activities "Start" Session Mildenhall 18 DC & GSLs' Meeting Priory Hotel 20 District Exec Priory Hotel JUNE 11-13 It’s a Knockout Camp (EventsTeam) Bradfield 12-13 Water Activities River Weekend (1) Mildenhall 18 District Annual Review 2020/21 TBA 19 Water Activity Canoe/SUP day Lackford 20 Father's Day Paddle (Mums Very Welcome) Lackford 25-27 CMAT Lightweight Camping Lake District 26 Cub Water Day Lackford 26-27 District Beaver Camp Bradfield Park JULY 1 Training Advisers' meeting TBA 2-4 District Cub Camp TBC 10 Scouts Water Competition (Events Team) Lackford Lakes 11 Beaver Water Activities Day Lackford 17-18 Water Activities River Weekend (2) Mildenhall TBA Gilwell 24 - Explorers Gilwell Park AUGUST 26-31 Suffolk International MOOT (Scouts & Explorers) Trinity Park Ipswich Page 3 SEPTEMBER 9 Beaver Section Leaders' Meeting TBA 10-12 Water Activity Camp, Scouts & Explorers TBA 16 Scout Section Leaders' Meeting Three Kings, Fornham, 17 Cub Section leaders Meeting TBA 25 District Beaver Trip TBA 25-27 Hill Walking, Rock Climbing & Caving Hornby Laithe (Scouts, Explorers, Network & Leaders) (Yorkshire) OCTOBER 9 Beaver Box Car Rally TBA Page 4 Page 5.
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