Event Finished!
After much anticipation, the All Wales Scout Camp has now drawn to a close after delivering an activity-packed weekend for over 700 scouts from nearly every part of Wales.
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Additional Information for Attendees
More information is available to those already booked for the All Wales Scout Camp. Below are links to a list of relevant files - if you have any questions or problems please contact awsc@scoutswales.org.uk
Weekend Programme
Event Rules
Site Map
Cooking Competition Flyer
Health Form, Scout (Word Document)
Health Form, Scout (PDF)
Shooting Permission (Word Document)
Shooting Permission (PDF)
Health Form, Adult(Word Document)
Health Form, Adult (PDF)
All-Wales Scout Camp
The next All-Wales Scout Camp (AWSC) will be held on 20 - 22nd June 2008 at the Royal Welsh Showground near Builth Wells.
Activities and exact programme details are to be finalised, but will include: shooting, archery, inflatable assault course, cooking competition, mountain biking, zip wire, music workshops, sweet making, craft sessions, amateur radios, circus skills, mechanics challenges, and climbing!
Once again bookings will be handled primarily online, and this booking system can be accessed at www.scoutswales.org.uk/booking/awsc08/
[20th May] Bookings are now closed; attendance has been capped at 750 scouts. No further bookings are being accepted.
For more details, contact awsc@scoutswales.org.uk
December 2007 article in Sgowtiaid
Hot on the heels of recent successes, the next All Wales Scout Camp is fast upon us and is set to be an even better fun-filled activity weekend for even more young people in Wales!
Hosted at the Royal Welsh Showground near Builth Wells, the weekend will see over 600 scouts have the chance to take part in over 50 different activity bases ranging from adventurous activities to craft, and touching on every single programme zone throughout the weekend.
The allocation of scouts to the three activity zones of Fun, Challenge, and Adventure for half a day over the weekend will mean much more time spent trying new things, meeting new people and discovering new skills, and much less time walking around the site!
Evening activities have been an area the organisers will focus on for this year to provide a much wider range of choice to scouts during the more relaxed evening times; there really should be something for everyone!
The cost for the weekend has been capped at the same rate as in 2006; £15 for scouts and £12 for leaders. Leaving only transport, food and tentage for local scout leaders to arrange the weekend is easily one of the most cost effective ways to try an enormous range of activities all in one place!
Online booking will open in the Spring term, as well as paper based support to be handled through the Welsh Scout Council office. More information will be sent out about booking details closer to the time, but if you would like any more information at this stage please contact the event organiser Pete Jeffreys on awsc@scoutswales.org.uk
