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Meet the Team Dates Locations & Visas Who Meet The Team Dates Locations & Visas Who can participate Le Cheile Hoc Meeting Pre & Post Moot Trail Overview Packing essentials IST World Scout Jamboree Sign Up Now Meet the team Dates Locatons & vizas Dates of the 16th World Scout Moot Monday 19th July - Thursday 29th July 2021 Location The Moot’s entry point (a Dublin City Centre location) and departure point (Malahide Castle) are both in Dublin. Malahide Castle is close to Dublin Airport, and approx.15 km from Dublin city centre, where Dublin Port is located, from which there are numerous daily ferries to the UK. We expect 6000 people to attend World Scout Moot 2021. This will be made up of 5,000 participants and an International [email protected] Service Team complement of 750 – 1000. Based on this [email protected] figure,the maximum size of any one contingent can be 600 [email protected] people including participants, International Service Team and [email protected] Contingent Management Team. Visas [email protected] Ireland is part of the European Union, but participants and IST [email protected] from some countries will require a visa to enter ireland. To see if [email protected] you need to apply for a visa and what type, please click here [email protected] http://www.inis.gov.ie/en/inis/pages/check-irish-visa Who can participate Who can participate The World Scout Moot is an international event for young people 18 - 25 years of age who are members of a National Scouting Organisation affiliated with WOSM or aW AGGGS affiliated organisation. Each country attending the Moot organises and sends a national contingent,comprised of all registered participants and IST members from that country. This means that individuals or small groups of Scouts cannot register directly with the Moot organizing team,but must instead register via their National Scouting Organisation. Only one contingent per country is permitted. Each National Scouting Organisation is responsible for all members of it’s contingent. Girl Guides and Girl Scouts who are members of an association belonging to the World Association of Girl Guides and Girl Scouts (WAGGGS) may attend the Moot with the consent of the Na- tional Scouting Organisation of their respective country. Each contingent consists of participants, International Service Team (IST) members and contingent management staff. The maximum number of participants per contingent is 500, as well as 100 IST and contingent management staff. Also,no contingent may have more IST and contin- gent management staff than it has participants. Age Range Participants: On the first day of the Moot (19th July 2021), participants must be at least 18 years old, and must be under 26 years of age. Therefore they must have been born between 20th July 1995 and 19th July 2003. The theme for this Moot is le chéile (leh kay-la) which translates to ‘together’. There is International service team IST must be at least 26 years of an old saying in the Irish language; “ní neart go cur le chéile” which means “there is no age on 19th July 2021, e.g. their date of birth must be 19th strength without unity”. The Moot will bring together thousands of Rovers from across July 1995 or earlier. Participation is via a national contin- gent and all bookings are completed through the NSO and the world, to share cultures, learn from each other and gain new skills. Our programme appointed Contingent Leader. is based on collaboration allowing us to be inclusive, educational and adventurous. As Scouts, each of us can, and must, make a positive difference in the world; le chéile our impact will be greater.. We aim to inspire the World’s Rover Scouts to act together to improve our world and their own local communities. So, get ready for the 16th World Scout Moot 2021 in Ireland when we show the world what we can do le chéile! ARE YOU COMING TO MALAHIDE Castle in JULY? Are you thinking of arriving in Ireland before the event or extending your stay afterwards? On the 5 – 7th July 2019, the first Head of Come stay in one of our National Centres! Contingent’s meeting will take place in Dublin, Ireland. Larch Hill International Scout and Guide Centre is situated in the picturesque valley between Kilmashaogue and Tibradden mountains Next month we will welcome Heads of Contingent and are only 11 kilometres from the centre of Dublin. There are to Ireland to get an update on our planning so far. 33 hectares of camping grounds. Water taps can be found in most They will discover, first-hand, the Moot planning camping fields and there is plenty of firewood available on site from status, the most current information, the opportunity 3 hectares of forest. Modern toilet and shower blocks are available. More information available on www.larchhill.org to establish contacts with other contingents and develop relationships with the planning team. Castle Saunderson International Scout Centre is located in Co. Cavan. Over the weekend we will give you a taster of the It is a 34-acre site, including camping grounds, forest and a state of the art Hostel and Conference Centre. The camping grounds are trail programs, a Dublin city experience, pre- and fully serviced with drinking water points and access roads for moving post-moot options, as well as exploring the main camping equipment. There is a toilet and shower block facility also camp location at Malahide Castle. There will be available. The perimeter of the campsite is sheltered from the elements by forest. More information on www.castlesaunderson.com a plenary session where a full outline of the Moot event will be presented, followed by a number of Lough Dan Scout Centre is situated in the heart of the Wicklow consultation opportunities for you to impact our Mountains National Park on the shores of Lough Dan, but only 30km from Dublin city. It is wild yet accessible and perfect for those who planning. Booking has now closed but you can tune want the fun, challenge and adventure of the great outdoors. Lough into our main information session at 10am GMT on Dan Scout Centre is an ideal base camp for all that the Wicklow Saturday 6th July, when we will be broadcasting on Mountains have to offer. The site is suited for all types of camping Facebook Live and camp craft with ample camping fields as well as secluded areas. On-site facilities include toilets and showers, altar fires, fire wood, an outdoor kitchen and a wet weather shelter. More Information Eventbrite link - HoC meeting available on www.loughdan.com https://www.eventbrite.ie/e/head-of-contingent-meeting-tickets-61145863925 For more information or bookings please email [email protected] Trail Overview Packing essentials The trail element of the 16th World Scout Moot is fundamental to the experience of each and every participant. By bringing participants le chéile on the trails we hope to; Packing list • Provide opportunities for the development of personal friendships, cultural understanding and dialogue Ten Things You Can’t forget • Challenge participants to explore, empathise and ultimately take action to create a better world. • Provide experiences that will challenge the senses in open-air environments, A good rain jacket, reconnect with nature, community and landscapes. open minds to new perspectives, ideas, rights & responsibilities and world An Irish three prong plug adaptor, citizenship Sunglasses, because there might Prior to the Moot, participants will be formed into international patrols of 10. They will be connected in advance of the Moot so they can become acquainted through social just be a sliver of sun, media. Participants will remain part of their international patrol throughout the Moot. Good comfortable walking shoes, A Tribe will be comprised of 4 international patrols and it is within this tribe space that the international patrol will operate as a programme unit. (40 people in total) Lots of socks to keep your feet There will be approximately 36 trails spread throughout Ireland. No two trails will be dry, the same, as each trail will be designed to fit with the local community, activities and facilities available. However the programme content will be similar. Each trail will host Warm sweaters, 160 participants in 16 international patrols and structured in 4 tribes. An extra memory card (because Trail participant numbers have been kept small to allow for a more intimate personal you will run out of camera and shared experience. It will also allow for stronger community interactions, again something that will be absolutely unique to each trail and participant. space!), The trail programme will last for 6 days. Immediately after the opening in Dublin City Sun cream, because you just Centre, the international patrols will depart to their location throughout Ireland. Travel to each destination will not be too long. Ireland is only 486km long and 275km wide. never know, Dublin is centrally located with excellent transport links to all parts of the island. Swimwear (Base Camp has a Participants will stay at two locations on their trail and travel between both. There will be opportunities for adventure, contact with nature and providing service to the community. beach!), Evening programme on the trail will include culture, sports, connecting with local communities and reflecting on global citizenship. Your neckerchief! Each International Patrol will be supplied with a “patrol box” of equipment so they can cook for themselves. Participants will be required to take their own personal belongings and tentage with them for the duration of the trail. International Service Team International Service Team Come find us at The International Service Team (IST) is the backbone of the World Scout Moot 2021 – over 1,000 Scouters from around the world, in a variety of roles in order to deliver a world-class Moot experience for Rover Scout Participants.
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