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AJ2019 INFORMATION NIGHT 5th/6th Central Moorabbin Scout Group Tuesday 14th November, 2017 WHEN Sunday 6th 13th The Victorian Contingent departs for Monday 7th 14th the Jamboree on 3rd January 2019 and returns home on 14th January 2019.
5th/6th Central Moorabbin Scout Group Tuesday 14th November, 2017
The Victorian Contingent departs for the Jamboree on 3rd January 2019 and returns home on 14th January 2019.
Sunday 6th 13th Monday 7th 14th Tuesday 8th Wednesday 9th Thursday 3rd 10th Friday 4th 11th Saturday 5th 12th
The Bend Motorsport Park Tailem Bend South Australia 1hr from Adelaide 7hrs from Melbourne
The following is a list of proposed activities as part of the Program for the Jamboree. These are only proposed at this stage and are subject to change as the planning details progress. Off-Site There will be at least 3 off-site activities;
Onsite Onsite activities will include (but not limited to);
visitors day.
that.
There are requirements that must be met to attend, for Scouts these include the following:
January 2019 ie. Date of Birth after 4th January 2004. No extension to this age limit is allowed
reached Milestone 1 in their badge work and Stage 3 in each of Bushcraft, Bushwalking and Camping by December 2018
nights, at least four of these to be consecutive
Scout Leader to be of both sufficient maturity and good behaviour to successfully participate in the Jamboree
These requirements are not negotiable
Surname First Name Age at AJ2019 Age at AJ2022 Current Section BERRY Indie 16.109 19.104 Scout NATHAN Miles 15.947 18.943 Scout HEWITT Benjamin 15.868 18.863 Scout SINGER Tomer 15.786 18.781 Scout ADAMSON Alex 15.652 18.647 Scout MCBETH Sophie 15.504 18.499 Scout BRETT Clancy 15.438 18.434 Scout LAI Joshua 15.328 18.324 Scout OOI Mia 15.227 18.223 Scout BONSO James 15.129 18.124 Scout KINSELLA Claire 15.066 18.061 Scout SAUNDERS Kieran 15.063 18.058 Scout WRIGHTSON Megan 15.005 18.001 Scout HEENAN Shaun 14.603 17.598 Scout HORTON Spencer 14.491 17.486 Scout WRIGHT Angie 14.384 17.379 Scout HILLS Kaleb 14.244 17.240 Scout PETROVIC Stefan 14.077 17.073 Scout WILLATON Thomas 14.050 17.045 Scout KITNEY Erica 13.844 16.840 Scout GENZIUK Noah 13.612 16.607 Scout ADAMSON Monique 13.592 16.588 Scout WHEATLEY Max 13.573 16.569 Scout BRETT Thomas 13.540 16.536 Scout WOODMANSEY-GILL Jemima Ruby 13.483 16.479 Scout FIROUZIAN Euhan 13.365 16.361 Scout LAI Cameron 13.332 16.328 Scout BANIM Siobhan 13.319 16.314 Scout PALIATSOS Ryan 13.319 16.314 Scout GARTLY Kaila 13.201 16.196 Scout KENNEDY Flynn 13.086 16.081 Scout SHEFFI Eyal 13.009 16.005 Scout ZAPEDOWSKI Alexander 12.891 15.887 Scout SEGBEDZI Jaime 12.886 15.882 Scout SWALES Tobias 12.848 15.843 Scout RYAN Aaron 12.738 15.734 Scout FITZGERALD Aaron 12.686 15.682 Scout JAREMENKO Rhiannon 11.755 14.751 Cub TROWBRIDGE Miles 11.640 14.636 Cub TROWBRIDGE Zachary 11.640 14.636 Cub GUY Rosalie 11.621 14.617 Cub WOOD Leo 11.550 14.545 Cub HETHERINGTON Kiara 11.498 14.493 Cub CHOW Rafael 11.374 14.370 Cub CHUN Sarah 11.374 14.370 Cub ARTHUR Teneal 11.150 14.146 Cub KOZDRA Helena 11.123 14.118 Cub KENNEDY Ena 11.106 14.102 Cub FORSTNER William 11.087 14.083 Cub CORNELIUS Thomas 10.977 13.973 Cub WHITE Zachary 10.693 13.688 Cub Surname First Name
There are requirements that must be met to attend, for Scouts these include the following:
January 2019 ie. Date of Birth after 4th January
reached Milestone 1 in their badge work and Stage 3 in each of Bushcraft, Bushwalking and Camping by December 2018
ten nights, at least four of these to be consecutive
and Scout Leader to be of both sufficient maturity and good behaviour to successfully participate in the Jamboree
These requirements are not negotiable
There are requirements that must be met to attend, for Scouts these include the following:
January 2019 ie. Date of Birth after 4th January
reached Milestone 1 in their badge work and Stage 3 in each of Bushcraft, Bushwalking and Camping by December 2018
ten nights, at least four of these to be consecutive
and Scout Leader to be of both sufficient maturity and good behaviour to successfully participate in the Jamboree
These requirements are not negotiable
What this means: In real terms if your not in the Scout section by the end of term one 2018 it would be close to impossible to achieve these requirements (or get enough nights under canvas). Milestone One involves participating in 24 activities, assisting to lead 2 activities and leading 1 activity. Stage 3 in the core Outdoor Adventure Skills not hard to achieve but it does take time.
There are requirements that must be met to attend, for Scouts these include the following:
January 2019 ie. Date of Birth after 4th January
hold the Pioneer Badge by December 2015
for ten nights, at least four of these to be consecutive
and Scout Leader to be of both sufficient maturity and good behaviour to successfully participate in the Jamboree
These requirements are not negotiable
What this means: For cubs just coming to the troop the next 12 months are going to be pretty busy - a must for you is Stradbroke Cup over Easter, is a 5 day camp which will tick one of the hardest boxes (4 nights consecutive). It also give you a chance to experience ‘Scout’ camping to prepare you for the Jamboree - it also gives the Scout Leaders a chance to see how you go so we can recommend you for the Jamboree. As well as Stradbroke you need to attend at least 3 other camps for the year to get 10 nights under canvas 2018 Camps: Stradbroke Cup - 4 nights Prom Hike/GOW - 4 nights 4+ Troop camps - 8 nights ONLY SCOUT CAMPS COUNT - CUB CAMPS AND CAMPS WITH YOUR FAMILY DO NOT COUNT TOWARDS THE TOTAL
There are requirements that must be met to attend, for Scouts these include the following:
January 2019 ie. Date of Birth after 4th January
hold the Pioneer Badge by December 2015
for ten nights, at least four of these to be consecutive
guardians and Scout Leader to be of both sufficient maturity and good behaviour to successfully participate in the Jamboree
These requirements are not negotiable
What this means: You must be considered by your parents and the Scout Leaders to be capable of lasting the Jamboree. The jamboree is 13 days of non-stop activities, from the trip to the Jamboree, right through to the return trip home. If we decide that you are not suitable to attend, you will not be going. You have the next 12 months to prove you can handle the time away from home and the pressure that come with non- stop activities. Its important that everyone that attends enjoys the Jamboree. The final stage of the application process is getting your application approved by our Leaders.
Theres no hiding from the fact that its expensive. Payments are made in 3 instalments
Other costs:
What you get for the money:
Every summer we raised money for the Scout Troop with the Triathlons. This involves packing showbags and handing out water at drink stations. We receive money for each person that helps out. For the 2017-2018 season we are offering you 50% of the money raised. The more you help, the more money you will receive. For example: If one person from your family attends one triathlon and the triathlon pays $45 per person you will receive $22.50 of your Jamboree fee. If five people from your family attend you would receive $112.50. For the last Jamboree the individual amounts ranged from $75 up to $780. If you are concerned about the cost, this is an easy and affective way of reducing the cost. Currently there are no other plans for any alternative fundraising. YOU NEED TO PRE-REGISTER FOR THE EVENTS NOW ON OUR WEBSITE!
Yep... we are travelling to the Jamboree
Its all part of the Jamboree experience! 10hr’s with stops along the way (every 2-3 hrs) Independent Travel: Is allowed but certainly not encouraged. Travelling to and from the Jamboree as part of the troop is a major part of the experience and while spending 10hr on a bus doesn’t sound fun, it is and both journeys are an important part of the
Don’t bother! AJ2018 will provide the opportunity for visitors to come
While we are still to finalise all the details around these days, anyone wishing to attend these days will be required to pre-register. PRE-REGISTRATION for all Visitors will likely mandatory. Scout are on activities most days and it is unknown which days they will or wont be on site. Remember that its a long way to go to see someone, for a short amount of time, that will likely be far to busy having fun to stop and say hello. Our recommendation: receive a postcard, maybe one phone call, find out the rest when they get home!
Too old to attend as a Scout? If you are too old to attend AJ2019 as a Scout it is possible to attend as a Venturer ($1200), you must be over 16 to attend as a Venturer. Other major activity are also available for Venturers, for example the New Zealand Venturer being held at the same time. Too young to attend as a Scout? The next Jamboree is in 2022. Some cubs are age eligible to attend AJ2019 but will not be recommended to attend, we suggest they should wait till AJ2022
Applications: All age eligible members should have received a letter from the Victorian Contingent team already with details about the online application process. Only apply via the Victorian website not the official Jamboree site. When it comes to making payments the invoices will ask for payments to be made direct to Scouts Victoria, however we will be asking you to make the payments into the Scout Troop account and then we will forward the money to Scouts Victoria, this allows as to track payments. And will make things easier when it comes to applying any triathlon monies.
Experience International Scouting with 50,000 new friends from across the world. Youth Participants
minimum age 14 years and not have had your 18th Birthday).
Venturer Scout and hold the Venturing Skills Award.
fitness is required. It is expected on most days that participants will need to walk between 15 and 20kms per day.
Youth Terms and Conditions.
Leader and Region/District Section Commissioner, and be approved by the Contingent Leader and your Branch Headquarters. When do we go? The Australian Contingent will depart on the 14th of July 2019 and will return to Australia on the 5th of August 2019. Those undertaking the optional post-tour will return on the 11th of August 2019. Price The cost of your 3 weeks World Jamboree Experience is $6950. This cost will be paid in instalments over an 18 month period Applications close 30th November, 2017
Illuminate 2019 will be held in Kaiwaka, Northland. Pre-tour in Queenstown. Post tour in Rotorua. Make new friends With around 1000 Venturers attending Illuminate 2019 from around Australia and New Zealand, you’re guaranteed to meet heaps of new friends who’ll become family by the time the adventure is over. Whether it’s from people in your Venture unit, someone you bump into at meals, hang out with on activities or people who you get chatting to at international nights, without a doubt you’ll meet and get to know heaps of new people! By the end of our stunning journey, you won’t want to leave them. Experience a whole new culture Learn about the world by experiencing a new culture, just across the sea. From the moment you first step off the plane, you’ll be immersed in a rich Māori culture. You might just find yourself sitting down for a traditional hangi with your new family in their meeting place or “marae”. Whether you’re witnessing ancient traditions or learning the haka from local Māori tribes, you’ll be left in awe! Get a bit adventurous They say New Zealand is the adventure capital of the world, and they’re certainly right! With Illuminate 2019 there’ll be plenty of experiences to thrill and challenge. Whether you’re thinking of skydiving or scuba diving, jet boating or sailing the seas, there’s bound to be something that’ll make you thrilled you stepped a little outside your usual boundaries. The Kiwis have a truly unique take on adventure and it’s sure to leave you wanting more.