WELCOME TO ITCHEN STOKE
All the leaders would like to welcome you to your 2002 Summer Camp, we
hope you have an enjoyable camp and gain a lot from it. To achieve this it is very
important that you keep to the programmed activities and times, this will mean
that each Patrol working together with ALL it's members doing their jobs
quickly and efficiently (this means properly!). Please don't question everything that your
P.L. asks you to do.
Simon has produced this booklet,
To keep all Scouts and Adults attending the camp
fully informed
UNIFORM
Please
note that whenever you are off site visiting anywhere you will be required to
wear your Scout Uniform or Scout PG Yellow Tee Shirt & Scarf &
plain shorts, so keep them clean and tidy [They are NOT to be worn whilst in
camp (except if told to)]. Your Scout
Uniform & yellow PG tee Shirt should be kept on a coat hanger in your Patrol
Tent.
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FIRST AID
Anyone
who injures or cuts himself in any way should immediately report to the Camp
First Aider (BoB
Weingarth) or if he is not
available to any Leader for examination and treatment. Please DO NOT try to treat yourself.
DISCIPLINE
Good
behaviour is the key to a successful and enjoyable camp, you really can have a
good time without upsetting or hurting others, so please can we see the best
from everyone. If you have any
problems with BULLYING or any other major problem in camp by another person -
please make sure that you have a quiet word with Simon (or another leader)
It will be sorted out discreetly.
OUT OF BOUNDS
NO Scout is to leave the
site (includes part of the woods) without the permission of the Camp Leader (Simon). Scouts are only allowed in the stream, if they
are supervised by an Adult. The Food Tents, Leaders Tents and Patrol areas
other than your own, are Out
of Bounds to ALL Scouts.
FIRES
The
lighting of fires by Scouts, anywhere other than on your altar fire Is
forbidden. Any Scout caught playing around with fire (including matches, burning toilet
paper etc. or playing with sticks in the fire.) will be sent home from camp. We
are only allowed to have Altar Fires if we place them on something, so that the
ground is not damaged.
Remember don't play with sticks, in the fire!
Phone Calls
Scouts
are not allowed to phone home.
CAMP TIME
We
will as normal be running this camp under PG Camp Time (as confirmed by SPL & all PLs at PLC on 16/6/01)
. All watches to be adjusted to Camp
Time
B.S.T. Plus 1 hour
SIGNALS
1. Stand Still
2. Fall in around the Flag Pole
3. ALL Patrol Leaders - Report to Marquee
4. Cooks - Report to Food Tent
5. S.P.L’s - Report to Marquee
SPARE TIME CHALLENGES
We will be running a Spare Time Challenge
Competition, details can be found at the back of this camp book.
COMPETITIONS
We will
be running the following Competitions:
1. Cooking Competition
2. Inter Patrol Camp Competition
Total of Inspections
Total of Meal points
Gadgets Made by SUNDAY
[Max 6 different
(Not Inc Bowl Stand)]
3. Spare Time Challenge's
4. Camp Sports
MEALS
(i) Breakfast & Evening Meals will
be marked.
Lunch
will be marked if Patrols are on site.
(ii) It is the P.L.'s responsibility to
make sure that the Leaders eating with them know what time the meal will be
ready.
(iii) Each
Patrol MUST make sure that they have received the Leaders eating equipment that
is eating with them.
(iv) Scouts at meal Times can (should) use
anyone's Eating Utensils in the Patrol.
FOOD COLLECTION
Patrols are to take their Bread Basket, Tray &
2 Billies [Plus
any STANDARD containers to be filled] to the marquee
Breakfast - At
Flag down the evening before.
Evening - If on Site after Lunch / if off site
after morning inspection
If Standard containers (Tea, Jam,
Sugar Oil etc.) are required to be refilled, they need to be brought when the
breadbaskets are left at the Marquee.
Note: (1) Brillo's will only be issued one per
mealtime - They should last for more than one meal.
(2) 25 points will be deducted if basket and containers are not at the marquee by the
required time, plus for every Standard container, which are not
filled at the correct time. So
ALWAYS check your containers
DUTY PATROL
Each Day one Patrol will be the Camp Duty Patrol.
The Duty Patrol will be responsible for:
1. Clearing any litter from General Areas, help
with the burning of HQ Rubbish
2. Organising Flag break [Three Flags].
3. Writing (in SPL's Prayer Book) and reading a
prayer at Flag break (10
points deducted if no prayer written)
4. Lower All Flags at Dusk.
6. Help with filling of all WATER
CONTAINERS
7.
Checking the
condition of ALL toilets (including changing water in hand washing bowls, of leaders/first aid).
8.
Any other requests
by the Leaders.
Duty Scouter Duties
(i) Wake Scouts Up
(ii) Check Duty Patrols Prayer!
(iii) Update Notice board with Daily Notices/Yesterday's points
(iv) With Duty Patrol:
(a) CHECK All Toilets are clean (empty if required [if over half FULL]
(b) Change First Aid Toilet & LeaHand washing water and refill with (Milton). [Done daily]
(c) Burn HQ Rubbish
(d) Arrange all water barrels are full of water
(e) Site - General Areas are clear of litter
(v) Stay on Site for the whole day.
(Act as Security & look after all equipment, plus do above)
Cooking Competition - Rules
1. Each Patrol has £16.00 to spend; a patrol must spend NO more than 25p over this amount.
2. Receipts and a menu must be available for inspection when the judge requests them.(Remember NO receipts and your patrol will be disqualified)
3. Spices, Salt, Pepper etc. may be bought from home and do not need to be on your receipts.
4. Each Patrol has to provide three courses (Starter, Main, Desert) for all members of your patrol, Remember - the main course has to be HOT the starter can be either a hot or a cold course the choice is up to you on the day. (Hint - make the meal and drink appropriate to the weather on the day).
5. A table cloth and a menu are compulsory, table decorations and other items are at the patrols discretion.
6. Remember there are NO OVENS available. (Unless you make your own!)
7. The meal must be ready no later than 15 minutes after the set time, but earlier is acceptable.
8. The three courses must be ready within 30 minutes of the meal ready time
9. Washing up points - will be taken off the Main inspection sheet (between double lines)
Inspections
First Three Days - Full (Hard) Inspection of the whole Patrol Area and Equipment as Per inspection sheets - with Patrol members present.
Rest of Camp - Once a day Inspection (Cooking gear will be checked after cooked meals) PLs to be present (Patrol can be doing something else) - Patrol Area / Equipment. Members will be inspected for Personal Cleanliness at Flag Break.
Last Day - Full Inspection, before Packing Patrol Box, Plus any gear before its packed away and lastly the whole patrol site - with whole Patrol Present.
Comments Sheet - The PL (or SPL) will complete a Comments Sheet at each Inspection - telling the Patrol why they have lost points and what to do to correct it.
(Copy in this booklet)
Timings - Breakfast Meal Ready 1 hour after food issued (Get fires lit ASAP)
Inspection 2½ hours after food been issued. Points will be deducted for being late
Dinner Meal Ready 1½ hours after food issued (Get fires lit ASAP)
Inspection 3 hours after food been issued. Points will be deducted for being late
Note to STOP confusion - the Time (Camp) the food is issued will be on display in Marquee
Water Barrels
Drinking Water
To stop problems with insects etc. laying eggs or contaminating water barrels IT IS VERY IMPORTANT that LIDS are kept on water barrels at all times.
Wood
All meals will be cooked in Patrols, on their Altar Fires. Wood – can be collected only from the woods behind the Marquee
NO TREES ARE TO BE CUT DOWN
Be careful coming
down the slope.
Access to woods only via the stile we have provided.
ITEMS NOT TO BE BROUGHT TO CAMP
Scouts are reminded that they are NOT to bring Sheath Knives etc. [Clasp knives only with Simon's permission], Matches, lighters, aerosol cans, inflammable liquids, alcohol in any form, tobacco items etc. NO battery-operated items accept a small torch and watch. Any Scout caught with any banned items, will be sent straight HOME (Via the Train), at cost to your parents.
Toilets
Please make sure that these are kept clean
The Lids of the Toilets are kept closed, when not in use
Wash your hand after use in the bowl of hand washing water provided
Scouts must not play with water in or around the Toilet Tents
Patrol Cooking / Eating
Patrols will be cooking for them self's, each member of the Patrol will help with the cooking. At each Meal a Leader and possibly a helper will be eating with them.
Patrols are reminded that they must let the Leader eating with them know 5 minutes before the meal is ready. Don't forget all meals will be marked as well as personal cleanliness in preparing and eating the meal. (Keep you hands clean, wash them during the preparation of the meal)
If you need help, with cooking a meal, don't hesitate to ask our Food QM John, for some advice.
Duty
Patrol & Duty Scouter
Day |
WED |
TUE |
WED |
THU |
FRI |
SAT |
Leader |
SW |
BW |
JB |
PB |
SW |
BW |
Patrol |
Swifts |
Cobras |
Eagles |
Panther |
Falcons |
Swifts |
Day |
SUN |
MON |
TUE |
WED |
THU |
FRI |
Leader |
JB |
PB |
MW |
SW |
BW |
JB |
Patrol |
Cobras |
Eagles |
Falcon |
Panthers |
Swifts |
Cobras |
NOISE RULES
The rules of the site are that there is no noise or running around between
11pm (camp Time) and 7amCamp Time).
Noise is to be kept to a quite talking (You should be asleep)
PLEASE REMEMBER THAT SIMON HAS BANNED MISSIONS – any Scout involved in MISSIONS will be sent straight home
TUCK SHOP
The Tuck shop will normally be open each evening before supper (Only for those Scouts who don't ask "When's Tuck Shop!") This will enable you to buy sweets and drinks.
PLEASE NOTE - There will be NO Tuck Shop on any day, when litter if found on the site!
Patrol Rota's - Each Patrol will have a Rota; to make sure that the jobs are shared amongst all members of the Patrol (Copy is in this booklet) Points will be deducted from Main Competition if Rota not followed.
Soap Billies - Means wiping the outside of billies, Dixie’s, World of Sport (3 gallon Dixie), frying pans etc. with washing up liquid, making sure that it does not go inside of them.
Uniforms - Uniforms are to be hung correctly, on a metal coat hanger. Uniform includes Scout Shirt, PG Scarf, either Scout trousers or Shorts (folded in half). This is to keep your uniform looking smart. This year we will be hanging up your Yellow PG Tee Shirt.
Wet Pits - This is a device for filtering Washing up water, a bucket that is hung in a tree with approx 2 inches of thick grass. The grass is to be burnt after the evening meal.
Leaders Cutlery - Leaders eating Cutlery (Mug, Plate, Dish, KFS) is to be passed to the next patrol after the evening inspection.
Toilets - Scouts are not to hang around their Patrol Toilet tents (inside or out) This is not a play area. Please keep them clean & Tidy. Reminder All Scouts MUST wash their hands, after going to the toilet. This is to stop Scouts getting up set Stomachs.
Patrol Areas - As decided by ALL the PL's, NO Scout including PLs are allowed into any another Patrol Area. If you require to talk to a Scout who is a member of another Patrol, please do it in the general area. When walking to your Patrol area walk past the other Patrol sites (not through them)
SPL's Area - This is for the SPL + PL's other Scouts can only go in this area with permission of the SPL (As long as they have completed the work in their patrol area / been asked to do by a leader
WHO'S WHO
COBRAS PL Tom
Godfrey APL Nick Bristow Paul
McCormack James
Kirk Gwil
Charles Craig
Mitchell EAGLES PL Oliver
Styles APL Phil Howell- (a)APL Chris Wilson Oliver
Shell Greg
Joys Matt
Collins Harry
Ayre FALCONS PL David King APL Andy Wilcox Alex
Jones Toby
Ayre Nicholas Jennings James
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PANTHERS PL Tom Bennett APL James Fairburn Mark
Courtier Graham
Wolfe Tom
Hopkins Gregg
Carlyle Rhys
Howell SWIFTS PL Miles
Willett APL Richard Bennett Luke
Hoggarth James
Wheeler Chris
Mitchell Chris
Hopkins SPL’s Robert Stroud Jon
Sayer Andrew
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Camp Leader Simon
Wheeler
Ast Camp Leader BoB
Weingarth
Food QM John
Bannerman
Helper Mark
Weingarth
Matt
Weingarth
Young Leaders Bryn Charles ?
Grant Willett ?
USEFUL PHONE NUMBERS / ADDRESSES
Police - Alresford (01962) 733454 Station Road,
Alresford, Hants
Hospital - Winchester (01962)
863535 Royal Hampshire,
Romsey Road, Winchester, Hants
Doctors - Alresford (01962) 732345 Station Road,
Alresford, Hants
Dentists (01962)
733173 / 732394 / 733580
Tesco's (01962)
749400 Winall Ind
Estate, Winchester, Hants
Lloyds Bank - Maidenhead (01628)
676776 45, High Street,
Maidenhead, Berks
Lloyds Bank - Alresford (0845)
3030181 9, West Street,
Alresford, Hants
Watercress Line (01962) 733810 The
Railway Station,
Alresford, Hants SO24 9JG (Mrs Parker)
Alton Leisure Centre (01420) 82772 Chawton Park
Road, Alton, Hants
Paul’s Plaice (01962) 734111 West
Street, Alresford, Hants
Go Carting (0870)
6000 601 Eastlee 1 – 1
Target Vehicle Rental Ltd (01494) 463377 2,
Hughenden Avenue, High Wycombe HP13 5SD
Cox Green School (01628) 629415 Cox
Green School, Highfield Lane, Maidenhead SL6 3AX
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PG Home Contact
John Brooker
Outline Programme
Monday July 22nd
10.00 Get Gear Out
11.00 Load Lorry
12.00 Older Scouts Leave PG Hall
Change Watches to camp Time
13.00 Older Scouts Arrive at Site.
13.30 Unload Lorry
Set up Marquees
18.00 Evening Meal
19.30 Walk around Site
23.00 Bed
Tuesday July 23rd
7.45 Get up
08.00 Wash & Breakfast
09.30 Finish Setting up HQ Area
14.00 Lunch
15.00 Afternoon Pioneering Activity. Game when finished
16.00 Prepare Evening Meal
18.00 Evening Meal
20.00 Evening SPL Challenge
22.30 Flag Down, Prayers, Supper
23.00 Bed & Lights Out
Wednesday July 24th
7.45 Get up
08.00 Wash & Breakfast
10.30 Depart for SPL Activity
14.00 Lunch
15.30 Return from SPL Activity
16.00 Prepare Evening Meal
18.00 Evening Meal
20.00 Evening Wide Game
22.30 Flag Down, Prayers, Supper
23.00 Bed & Lights Out
Thursday July 25th
11.00 Younger Scouts Leave Scout Hall
Change Watches to camp Time
09.00 Older Scouts - Breakfast. Allocate sites - Start to set up Patrol
Sites.
11.45 Younger Scouts Arrive at
Site. Cont to Set up Camp.
14.00 Lunch
15.00 Flag Break. Talk about Camp / Rules.
15.15 Continue to set up Patrol areas
/ camp.
Game
when finished
17.45 Light Fires / Collect Food
19.30 Evening Meal
21.00 Patrol Site Inspection.
21.30 Evening activity. Walk around
local area.
22.30 Flag Down, Prayers, Supper
23.30 Bed
23.45 Lights Out
Friday July 26th
07.00 Rise
07.15 Light Fires / Collect Food
08.15 Wash and breakfast
09.30 Flag Break & Inspection
10.30 Depart for Coast
14.00 Lunch
16.30 Leave Coast
18.00 Light Fires / Collect Food
19.30 Evening Meal
21.00 Camp Fire
22.30 Supper Bed
23.00 Lights Out
Saturday July 27th
07.00 Rise
07.15 Light Fires / Collect Food
08.15 Wash and breakfast
09.30 Flag Break & Inspection (Inc
FULL Kit Inspection)
10.30 Award Training
14.30 Lunch
15.30
Raft Competition
17.30 Light Fires / Collect Wood
19.00 Evening Meal
21.30 Wide Game
22.30 Supper Bed
23.00 Lights Out
Sunday July 27th
07.00 Rise
07.15 Light Fires / Collect Food
08.15 Wash and breakfast
09,30 Flag Break & Scouts Own –
Full Uniform for PHOTO
10.00 Inspection – in Uniform
11.30 Prepare for Hike
13.00 Lunch
14.00 Hikes - Drop off in Patrols
19.00 Evening Meal
20.30 Patrol Activity
22.30 Supper Bed
23.00 Lights Out
Monday July 29th
08.30 Rise
09.00 Wash and breakfast
10.30 Leave Hike Site to hike back to
camp
14.00 Return to Site - Lunch
15.00 Spare Time Activities
16.00 Cooking Competion
20.30 Inspection
21.30 Game
22.30 Flag Down, Prayers, Supper &
Bed
23.00 Lights Out
Tuesday July 30th
07.30 Rise
07.45 Central Breakfast – SPLs to
organise
08.30 Wash and breakfast
09.30 Flag Break
10.00 Depart for Portsmouth Dock Yard
14.00 Lunch
16.00 Return to Camp
18.00 Light Fires / Collect Food
19.30 Evening Meal
21.00 Patrol Activity – Volley Ball
Comp
22.00 Flag Down, Prayers
22.30 Supper & Bed
23.00 Lights Out
Wednesday July 31st
07.45 Rise
08.00 Light Fires / Collect Food
09.00 Wash and breakfast
10.30 Flag Break
10.40 Inspection
11.00 Railway Trip
14.00 Lunch
15.00 Patrol Challenge
17.30 Light Fires / Collect Food
20.00 APL’s in charge Evening Meal
+PLs Dinner
21.00 Inspection
21.30 Free Time
22.30 Flag Down, Prayers
22.45 Supper & Bed
23.00 Lights Out
Thursday August 1st
07.30 Rise
07.45 Light Fires / Collect Food
08.15 Wash and breakfast
10.45 Flag Break & Inspection - Patrol Boxes to be packed
Take
down Patrol tents if dry
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Continue
Packing up Patrol Site
12.00 Inspection
14.00 Swimming at Local Pool
Plus
visit to Town
16.00 Return to Camp
16.30 Spare
Time Challenges (Master Sheet Updated)
17.00 Take Marquee down if dry
17.30 Patrol B-B-Q
18.30 Cont to Break Camp
19.30 Inter Patrol Games
21.30 Supper & Bed (Patrols
Bivi / hike tents)
22.00 Lights Out
Friday August 2nd
07.45 Rise Wash, etc
08.30 Central Breakfast
12.0 Load Lorry
14.00 Site Final Inspection
15.30 Lorry Leave Site
16.00 Leave Site & Depart for Pinkneys Green
16.30 Arrive back at Scout Hall
Unload Lorry Put Away all Equipment
17.30 Home, Bath, Bed
22.45 Supper & Bed
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August Troop Meeting
We will be holding as Normal Troop Meetings During August.
The PLs will be arranging a programme of Activities.
Meeting Times: 6.50pm to 9.15pm
Dress: PG Yellow Tee Shirt
Plain Shorts
Don't forget a coat/waterproof if wet
More Details: Contact your PL
CAMP FIRE SONG SHEET
1. Camp fire's burning, camp fire's
burning Draw nearer, draw nearer
In the gloaming, in the gloaming
Come sing and be merry
2. It's a good time to get acquainted
(Tune: Tipperary) It's a good time to know Who is sitting close beside you And
to smile and say "hello" Goodbye, glassy stare
If we all join hands and pull
together
We're sure to get there
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3.
No body loves me everybody hates me
I think I'll go and eat worms
Long thin slimy ones, short fat furry ones
Gooey gooey gooey gooey worms
Now the long thin slimly ones slip down easily
But the short fat furry ones stick
And when the short fat furry ones stick between the
teeth all
the juice goes ....
4. Head, shoulders, knees and toes, knees
and toes Head, shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes And eyes and ears and
mouth and nose
Head, shoulders, knees and toes, knees and toes
5. She died, she did, she died of a broken
rib she did She died, she did, she died of a broken rib she did She died, she did,
she did, she died, she died, She did of a broken rib, of a broken rib she died
6. I'Il sing you jam O Green grow the
rushes O What is your jam O Jam is jam and all the same And ever more shall be
so
i) I'll
sing you beans O Green grow the rushes O
ii) Pork and
beans In a little round tin Source on top and In between
iii) Marg,
marg, margarine
iv) Prunes
In a sea of custard
v) Roast
beef cooked In baby's bath
vi) Cocoa
in the evening
vii) Enos
after every meal
7. If your happy and you know It stamp
your feet if your happy and you know it stamp your feet if your happy and you
know it
Then you really ought to show it
if your happy and you know it stamp your feet
ii) Slap
your thighs
iii) Snap
your fingers
iv) Shout
we are
v) Do
all five
8. There was a fly who wanted to roam So
he packed his bags and left his home Across the road to the grocery store Where
he ... on the ceiling and he ... on the floor He .. on the sugar and ... on the
tea
And if I'd been there, he'd ... have
on me
9. We went to the animal fair The birds
and the beasts were there The gay baboon by the light of the moon Was combing
his auburn hair
The monkey fell out of his
bunk (bonk!)
Slid down the elephants
trunk (whece!)
The elephant sneezed and fell on
his knees
And what became of the monkey, monkey, monkey, etc
10. Oh Mac Tavish is dead and his brother
don't know it His brother Is dead and Mac Tavish don't know It They're both of
them dead & they're in the same bed And neither one knows that the other Is
dead
11. My eyes are dim 1 cannot see
I have not brought my specs with me
I have not brought my specs with me
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There was John, John making
such a pong
In the stores, In the stores
There was John, John making such a
pong
In the quartermasters stores
There were buns, buns bullets for
the guns,
There was cake, cake they brought it
by mistake,
There was gravy, gravy enough to
sink a navy
12. Hold him down you Zulu warrior,
Hold him down you Zulu chief,
Hold him down you Zulu warrior,
Hold him down you Zulu chief, chief, chief. chief
I ziga zumba zumba zumba
I ziga zumba zumba zal
13. He jumped from 40,000 feet without a
parachute He jumped from 40,000 feet without a parachute He jumped from 40,000
feet without a parachute And he ain't gonna jump no more
They scraped him off the
tarmac like a lump of strawberry jam
CHORUS
They put him in an envelope & sent him
home to mum
CHORUS
She put him on the mantelpiece for everyone
to see
CHORUS
The next day in the NAAFI they had strawberry
jam for tea
14. Leader : You'll
never go to heaven
Response: You'll
never go to heaven
Leader : In Simon's car
Response: In Simon's car
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Leader : 'Cos
Simon's car
Response: 'Cos
Simon's car
Leader : Won't
get that far
Response: Won't
get that far
You'll never go to heaven in Simon's
car
'Cos Simon's car won't get that far
I ain't gonna grieve my Lord no more
I ain't gonna grieve my Lord
I ain't gonna grieve my Lord
I ain't gonna grieve my Lord no more
You'll never go to heaven in a ping pong ball
'Cos a ping pong ball is much too small
You'll never go to heaven in a wicker chair
'Cos the Lord don't want no baskets there
You'll never go to heaven on Pete's Bike
'Cos Pete's bike has a large spike
If you get to heaven before I do
Then dig a hole and pull me through
15. Jolly fine song
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
10 9 8 7 6 5 4 3 2 1
Get away get away it's a jolly fine song so
I'll
sing
It again
To market to market went my brother Jim
When somebody threw a tomato at him
Now tomatoes are soft & they don't hurt the skin
But this one it did It was wrapped in a tin
A B C D E F G H I J
J I H G F E D C B A
A B C D E F G H I J
J I H G F E D C B A
M A I D E N H E A D
D A E H N E D I A M
M A I D E N H E A D
D E A H N E D I A M
etc
16. Ging gang gooli gooli gooli watcha
Ging gang goo, ging gang goo
Ging gang gooli gooli gooli watcha
Ging gang goo, ging gang goo
Hayla - hayla shayla -
hayla shayla hayla hoo Hayla - hayla
shayla - hayla shayla hayla hoo Shally - wally, shally wally, shally wally
Oompah, oompah, oompah . . . .
17. Be kind to your web footed friends
For a duck may be somebody's mother
Be kind to your friends in the swamp
...
Where the weather is always damp
You may think this is the end,
Well it is!!!
18. What do you do with a sleepy camper
What do you do with a sleepy camper
What do you do with a sleepy camper
Ear-lye in the morning
Wey hey late ye risers
Wey hey late ye risers
Wey hey late ye risers
Ear-lye in the morning
19. The great old Captain Kirk
He had ten thousand men
He beamed them right up to the ship
And then he beamed then down again
And when you're up you're up
And when you're down you're down
And when you're only halfway up
You're nowhere to be found
20. I wear ny pink pyjamas in the summer when
it's hot
I wear my flannel nightie in the
winter when it's not
And sometimes in the spring time
And sometimes in the fall
I jump between the sheets with nothing
on at all
Glory, glory, hallelujah!
Glory, glory, what's it to ya?
Balmy breezes blowin' through ya
With nothing on at all
21. Swing low, sweet chariot,
Coming for to carry me home,
Swing low, sweet chariot,
Coming for to carry me home
I looked over Jordan and what did I
see,
Coming to carry me home,
A band of angles coming after me,
Coming for to carry me home
Chorus
22. What shall we do with the drunken sailor?
What shall we do with the drunken
sailor?
What shall we do with the drunken
sailor?
Early in the morning.
Hooray and up she rises
Hooray and up she rises
Hooray and up she rises
Early in the morning
Take him and shake him and try to wake
him . . .
chorus
Give him a taste of a Bosun's rope
end . . .
chorus
Put him in the scupper wi' a hosepipe
on him . . .
chorus
Put him in the scupper wi' a hosepipe
on him . . .
chorus
That's what to do with a drunken
sailor . . .
chorus
23. She'll be coming round the mountain when
she comes
She'll be coming round the mountain
when she comes
She'll be coming round the mountain,
coming round the mountain,
Coming round the mountain when she
comes.
Singing aye, aye, aye ippy, ippy
aye,
Singing aye, aye, aye ippy, ippy
aye,
Singing aye, aye, aye ippy, aye,
aye, ippy,
Aye, aye, aye ippy, ippy aye.
She'll be wearing silk pyjamas when
she comes . . .
Chorus
She'll be riding six white horses when
she comes . . .
Chorus
We'll kill the old red rooster when
she comes . . .
Chorus
We'll all have chicken and dumplings
when she comes . . .
Chorus
24. Cum ba yah my Lord, cum ba yah,
Cum ba yah my Lord, cum ba yah,
Cum ba yah my Lord, cum ba yah Oh Lord cum ba yah
Someone’s crying Lord
Someone’s singing Lord
Someone’s praying Lord
Cum ba yah my Lord
Patrol Box
- Equipment Contents
1 Shelf
5 Legs
1 World of Sport + Lid
2 Large Dixies + Lids
2 Frying Pans
1 Wok
1 Set of Billies + Lids (1 Large,Med,Small)
1 Bush Saw
2 Mallets
1 Wet Pit
1 Baby Bath
1 Dixie Washing up bowls
1 Hand Washing up bowl
1 Tray
1 Tea Pot
1 Washing Up Rack
1 Cutlery Rack
1 Chopping Board White
1 Chopping Board Red
1 Plastic Calendar
Utensils
1 Spatchler
1 Ladle
1 Masher
2 Tin Opener
2 Holey Spoon
2 Fish Slices
2 Washing Up Brushers
2 Large Forks
2 Sharp Knives
1 Whisk
1 Potato Peeler
3 Wooden Spoons
1 BBQ Slice
1 BBQ Fork
1 Small plastic tongs
Spare
Eating Equipment
2 Metal Plates
2 Metal Dishes
2 Metal Mugs
3 Knifes
3 Forks
3 Spoons
Food /
Equipment Basics
J-Cloth, Sponge
Cloth, Brillo's, Washing Up Liquid, Cooking Oil, Jam, Margarine, Tea, Sugar,
Salt, Pepper, Tomato Ketchup, Brown Sauce,
Misc
Items
Table, 2 Benches, 2 Water Barrels, 2 Wooden Chairs, Patrol Tent + Ground sheet, Dinning Shelter, green Bucket
Scouts Own
MORNING HAS BROKEN
Morning has broken
Like the first morning, Thank you Lord for
keeping us safe
greenbird has spoken through
the past night;
Like
the first bird. Be
with us also through today
Praise for the morning Help
us be kind to one another;
Praise for the singing! to
be patient with one another's
Praise for them, springing mistakes
Fresh from the world! to
work hard and enjoy our leisure
Help
us to have a happy day together
Mine is the sunlight! Remembering that
we are all your children
Mine is the morning Amen.
Born of one light
Eden
saw play!
Praise with elation,
Praise every morning,
God's
re-creation
of
the new day!
Thank
you, Heavenly Father,
For
making us as we are;
For
hands to work and feet to walk and run
For
eyes to see, and ears to hear,
For
minds to think, and for hearts to love,
For
all the people we know,
and
who know us,
And
for all those we shall meet as we go
through
life.
THE LORDS PRAY Amen.
Our Father in Heaven
Hallowed be Your name
Your kingdom come
Your will be done
On earth as it is in Heaven
Give us this day our daily bread
Forgive us our sins
As we forgive those who sin against us
Lead us not into temptation
But deliver us from evil
For the Kingdom, the power, and the glory are
Yours
Now and forever. Amen.
O
Father, we thank Thee for the rest of the
past
night, and for all the joys of morning time.
Be
present in our camp throughout this day.
Keep
from us all evil things; make courage
and
loyalty, happiness and good comradeship
to
flourish amongst us, and help each one
of
us to think of the other's good:
through
Jesus Christ our Lord.
Amen.
A PRAYER ABOUT CAMP
Lord, thank you for all the camps we've enjoyed
together.
Thank you for all the wonderful memories we have
of them.
Thank you for the many friends that we've made
in camp and for
the
freedom and happiness we found there.
Thank you for the sunshine.
Thank you for the wind in the trees and rain
dripping on the tent.
Thank you for food that we cooked, the fires
that we made and the
songs that
we sang.
Thank you for the worship we shared.
Thank you Lord, that in camp we became like
brothers.
Thank you Lord, that in camp you seemed so close
to us all.
SPARE TIME CHALLENGE
THE RULES:
WHAT? Earn points for yourself and your patrol through completing the following challenges: Prizes will be awarded at the end of Camp.
WHEN? When ever your P.L says it's O.K.
SCORING: All activities must be seen to be completed by a leader If more than one person is involved, points are divided among participants. ALL points to be reported to BoB.
Patrol events
must involve at least 4 patrol members.
1) Throw a life line to hit
a target 5 metres away (5 points)
2) Sit
cross-legged on the ground with arms folded.
Come to a standing position without unfolding your arms or uncrossing
your Legs (Your knees should not touch the
floor either). (4 points)
3) Build and light a fire
using only one hand, with the other in a sling
(15 points, with 5 bonus
points for someone else in your patrol for tying the sling correctly).
4) Estimate to the nearest
metre the distance from the door of the Village Hall, to the nearest patrol
tent as the crow flies
(15 points)
5) Using the right hand,
throw a ball over the left shoulder from behind and catch it with the left
hand. Then reverse.
(4 points)
6) Construct a weather Vain, to show the
direction the wind is blowing.
(15 points)
7) Write a report of an
event at camp (Simon will say which event) for the next copy of PG
Tips. (20 Points)
8) Do a perfect cartwheel (2 points)
9) Identify a species of bird seen at camp
(5 points each)
10) Write a Camp Rap to perform at the Camp
Fire (10 points)
11) Using only
two pioneering poles, and without touching the ground, the whole patrol needs
to move 5 metres (20 points to the patrol).
12) As a patrol, using 4 pioneering
poles and 4 ropes only, build a frame for one of your patrol to sit on. Carry him at shoulder height for 10 metres.
(15 points to the patrol, a leader must be present for safety when you try this),
13) How many vowels are there in the Scout Law (5 points).
14) Clasp a scout staff
horizontally in front of you, palms upwards.
Without letting go of the pole climb over it, bring it up behind your
back, over your head and down in front of you.
At this point your hands should be twisted outwards. Without taking your hands off the pole (you
can slide your hands along it) lift your right leg round the outside of your
right arm and down between your arms.
This is the most
difficult part and you will find it easier if you keep your hands near together. Slide your hands along the pole as wide
apart as you can bring it up past your right knee, over your head and down your
back. Step through it and you should be
back in your original position (7 points)
15) Assemble the jigsaw (available
from BoB) (5 points)
16) Make a paper aeroplane
that can fly 10 metres
(5 points if done without litter).
17) Using a skipping rope. skip 50 times
without a break
(8 points)
18) Find some watercress and
make watercress soup (enough for the whole patrol) (25 points)
19) Collect the leaves from 6 different trees
(5 points)
(15 points - bonus for naming them all
correctly)
20) The whole patrol forms up,
each holding the left ankle of the one in front, with the rear Scout holding
his own left ankle. Hop down a 50m course. (10 Points each)
21) Name as many objects as
you can around the camp-site beginning with P or G.
(1 point for each 5 Items named)
22) How many words can you
make out of the phrase "The
Watercress Line"
(2 points for every 5 words)
23) Light your breakfast fire
without matches from the previous night's fire - but without leaving a large
fire when you go to bed
(10 points)
24) Get as many members of the patrol as
possible standing on, a single brick
(5 per Scout).
25) Floods are coming: get all
the patrol and all their personal camp kit 1 m off the ground in 15 minutes
(25 points)
26) Design and make a flag for your Patrol (15 points)
+ 15 points if flown from a flag pole
in your patrol area
27) Challenge someone from
another patrol to five games of Noughts and Crosses - winner gets 5 points, if
a draw both get 2 points.
29) The Questions Game the
challenge is to ask a leader 20 questions about any subject at all, without
asking a question that can be sensibly answered by "Yes" or
"No". (10 points)
30) Suggest three
"Green" ways to make Scout Camp more environmentally friendly. (8
points)
31) As a patrol, sing the
opening lines of as many Christmas carols as you can remember, non-stop and in
unison
(2 points per carol)
32) As a
patrol, build a stretcher and safely transport a casualty along a route set by
a leader - the route will involve crossing some objects
(20 points)
33) Juggle 3 balls for 10 seconds
(5 points)
34) Make and bake a Bread Roll
in an oven you have made
(30 points)
35) Blindfolded, walk 10
paces, tap a tent peg lightly into the ground, return to your starting point,
walk back, and hammer it in fully.
(10 points)
36) Build a house of cards
(1 point for each cm in height it
reaches)
37) For each progress or
proficiency badge element passed while on camp
(10 points each)
38) Make a sundial by putting
one stick in the ground then, using a watch, place a stone where the shadow
falls each hour
(20 points)
39) Write your full name legibly with a pen
held between your toes
(5 points)
40) Find something you can do
that no leader can do (Not to do with your size & size of a leader like
putting on clothes or getting through a small space)
(20 points)
41) Build a stile to cross a
fence
(15 points)
42) Challenge someone from
another patrol to an arm wrestle
(2 points for the winner.)
43) Make a Charcoal Drawing of your Patrol Site
(15 points)
44) Make a Map of the Camp Site.
(20 points)
45) Build a camp gadget to:
a) Dry tea towels, etc (must be more than just a string
between two tents)
(5
points)
b) Store all plates, bowls and cutlery
(20
points)
c) Keep a saw safely off the ground and out of
the way
(10
points)
FOR
FIRST TIME SUMMER CAMPERS ONLY:
P.L.s may adjudicate on these challenges, but remember to
let BoB know the score
1) With
another first time camper, erect, collapse and pack away a hike tent within 15
minutes
(10 points, this
also passes you on an element of the Scout Award)
2) Solo,
light a fire from scratch and boil the water to make your P.L. a cup of tea (10
points)
3) Demonstrate
the safe use of a hand axe and a bush saw
(5 points each)
4) With
another first time camper, cook breakfast for your patrol without any help from
others
(20 points)
5) Demonstrate how to pack and what you would
take in a rucksack for an Overnight Hike.
(10 points)
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Pinkneys Green Scout Troop
Scout Hall
Winter Hill Road
Pinkneys Green
Maidenhead
Berks
SL6 6NS
Tel:- (01628) 771 991
email:- scoutspg@hotmail.com
2002 Summer Camp
Itchen Stoke
Monday
22nd July to Friday 2nd August 2002
. Printing by Simon Wheeler & Sean, Typeset/Binding by
Simon Wheeler, Line Sketches by Scouting, Registered Charity No:300501
Symonds
Yat Rock Pinkneys
Green Scouts
THANK
YOU
I would like to thank everyone
who have helped us prepare for this years Summer Camp including all the Parents
and friends who have helped us in hundreds of ways.
Especially the following:
David Gray for providing the fieild
Martyn Fielden for sorting out the lorries for
Camp
Graham Stroud for driving the lorry to from camp
Chris Howell for driving the lorry back from camp
Ian Wilcox for taking his van down
Michael Hutt and Maidenhead Bait and Tackle (Cookham)
John Brooker for being home contact
Sean Collins
Neil Wheeler
Trever Bateman
Robin Wolfe
Anne & Jonathan Sayer
Obert Stroud
Andrew Tagg
Derek Noden
Minomi Adejumo
Tony Vickery
Dave Chesterman
Cox Green School
Richard Hall Butcher
Plus all the Leaders and Helpers
who camped for the whole Camp; Bob Weingarth, Phill Bristow Mark & Matt Weingarth and the leaders and helpers who were able to help for part of
the camp; John Bannerman & Adam Baker
.
They have taken time of to spend
time at Itchen Stoke, assisting the Scouts at camp.
Simon Wheeler
Scout Leader
19th
July 2002
Pinkneys Green Scout Group,
Winter Hill Road, Maidenhead, Berks SL6
6NS
Tel: (01628) 771 991