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December 29th 2010
to
January 6th 2011

ADVENTURE JAM 2011 - an action-packed programme of on and off site activities. Join with Scouts from all over New Zealand and overseas, day and night, for a time you and your patrol will not forget.

 Jamboree on-line application     


Please note that whilst initial applications were required by 31 May, we are still accepting applications.

If you have additions or withdrawals from your Troops then please advise Dave McCarthy as soon as possible.

Please note that there is no paper based application facility.

 

Venturers, Rovers and Ranger Guides, yes you can go to the Jamboree > read more here

Jamboree travel options new information now available > read more here

Chief Scout Award presentations will be made at the Jamboree > read more here

The National Patrol Camping Trophy is up for grabs in the inaugural National Patrol Camping competition, which will be held every 3 years as part of the National Scout Jamborees.
> download more information and a competition application form


 

Mystery Creek Events Centre

Gate 2, 125 Mystery Creek Rd, Hamilton

     

 

 

 

Important Dates are:

Monday, 31 May 2010

Signed applications with $100 deposit due

Mid June 2010

Troop Leaders Handbook published

Saturday, 18 September 2010

Troop Leaders site visit

Sunday, 31 October 2010

Final payments due for Applications

Tuesday, 28 December, 12 noon:

Site open for advance parties

Wednesday, 29 December, 9am:

Site open for troops.
First rations issued for dinner this date.
Opening ceremony in the evening.

Thursday, 6 January 2011

Closing ceremony in the evening.

Friday, 7 January 2011

Last rations issued for breakfast this day.

 

Jamboree Fees

Youth and leaders:

$660

Jamboree staff:

$390

Casual Staff: 

$25 per day

Family camp:

$10 per adult per day
$5 per child over 10 per day

Our intention is to provide meaningful information to the new Jamboree Troop Leaders, though without feedback we cannot be sure we are hitting the mark. If you have any recommendations or helpful hints to share with other Troop Leaders then please forward them to us. Thankyou.

Kevin Todd

NSL – Scouts NZ

Helen Davis

ANSL – Scouts NZ

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Will the Jamboree be based on the patrol system?
Jamborees are simply an extension of the Scout Troop where patrols get a chance to hone their scouting skills. It provides 8 days where scouts in their allocated patrols can work together as a team, lead by their elected Patrol Leader and supported by their adult leaders.
> read more here

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What size are the troop sites?
The Troop sites at Jamboree will allow for 16 sqm per person – assuming you have the maximum of 36 Scouts and 10 Leaders, that will be 46 x 16 = 736 sqm.
> read more here

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How many tents should I have? What spacing do I need between the tents?
Allow for male scouts, female scouts, male leaders, female leaders, in separate accommodation, store tent, first aid/convalescing/time out tent, kitchen/dining shelter/marquee.
> read more here

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What is the maximum troop size?
Maximum troop size is 36 Scouts and 10 Leaders.
> read more here

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Does this mean, if I have 37 Scouts, that I have to tell one that they can’t go?
Trying to make a patrol of 7 doesn’t really fit but there are heaps of options available to you to fit the specified criteria of 36 scouts and 10 Leaders.
> read more here

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What if we don’t have enough gear for two troops?
Contact your Zone Scout Leader or the one next door.
> read more here

 

 


 

 

Send photos and a brief story of your troop activities leading up to ADVENTURE JAM 2011 to: -

Jamboree Manager
SCOUTS New Zealand
PO Box 11348
WELLINGTON 6142

 

  > check out the promotional video here