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Beaver Day Out
Saturday 12th July 2008
District Beaver Day Out at Noah's Ark Zoo Farm
10:30 am to 5pm.
Further details from your Beaver Leader or
Andy Dyer
andy.dyer@bristolsouthscouts.org.uk
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A WELCOME
INTRODUCTION
Welcome to
the World Scout Movement started in 1907 by Robert Baden-Powell
and in particular to the Bristol South District. Today there are
well over 30 million members in 210 countries worldwide, with
over 500,000 in the United Kingdom and more than 1100 in our
District. Bristol South’s Inaugural General Meeting was held on
1st September 2005. This new District is essentially,
an amalgamation of the former Bristol South East + Bristol South
West Districts and now includes all areas from Bishopsworth in
the west to Stockwood in the east and Bedminster in the north.
We are one
of 9 Districts in
Avon Scout County. The others are
Axe,
Bath,
Brunel,
Cabot,
Cotswold Edge,
Gordano,
Kingswood, &
Wansdyke.

Bristol South
District comprises 21 groups (refer to
Groups
in Bristol South). Most Groups offer the complete range
of Scouting activities for boys and girls from 6 to 18 years of
age. Beaver Scout Colonies for 6 –
8 years, Cub Scout Packs for 8 - 10½
years and Scout Troops
for 10½ - 14
years. There are District based
Explorer
Scout Units for
14 - 18 years, including Young Leaders.
Progression from one section to another
is generally
automatic.
There is provision for 18 – 25 years in the County based
Network Section. Older members tend to
be Leaders and/or administrators. Note. all adults are subject
to CRB (Criminal Registration Bureau) checks.
The Scout Association is a youth organisation with all Scout
Groups and Districts in this country being separate educational
charities (Our District registered charity number is 1091301)
The Aim of the
Scout Association is to promote the development of young people
in achieving their full physical, intellectual, social and
spiritual potentials, as individuals, as responsible citizens
and as members of their local, national and international
communities. The Method of achieving the Aim of the Association
is by providing an enjoyable and attractive scheme of
progressive training, based on the Scout Promise and Law and
guided by adult Leadership.

All our
Leaders give their time voluntarily and should you wish to help
in any way at that level, either as a Leader, assistant, skills
instructor, helper or administrator then please contact the DMT
(District Management Team)
bristolsouthdmt@avonscouts.org.uk.
Scouting is
well known for its great enthusiasm and love of adventure and
that includes the leaders. Working with young people brings many
rewards, including plenty of challenges and the increased
friendship of adults from all walks of life with similar
interests to your own. Whatever amount of time you can give to
being a Leader or helper, your assistance will be very welcome.
If you have a special interest or skill that you think may
benefit our young members then please offer that knowledge.
MTE 13-07-06
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