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SUMMARY:First Response Practical Assessment (Module 10b)
DESCRIPTION:We are pleased to offer a First Response Practical Assessment session\, delivered by an approved Scouts First Response assessor. \nThis session provides the practical validation element of First Response and is suitable for volunteers who have already completed the required theory learning. It enables participants to demonstrate competence in key first aid skills in order to meet The Scouts First Response requirement. \nThe session is delivered face to face in a short drop in assessment format. Volunteers should arrive at least 30 mins prior to the end time with each participant allocated approximately 15 to 20 minutes to complete their practical validation. There may be a short wait during busy periods. \n\nWho should attend\n\n\n\nAdult volunteers who have completed Module 10a theory and require practical validation\nVolunteers who have completed an approved external first aid course and need Scouts practical validation\nVolunteers renewing their First Response where theory has already been refreshed\n\n\n\nPlease note: this is a practical assessment only and is not a full First Response course. Theory learning must be completed before attending. \n\nWhat to bring\n\nConfirmation that Module 10a theory has been completed\nDetails of any relevant external first aid qualification if applicable
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/first-response-practical-assessment-module-10b
LOCATION:10th Doncaster\, Scout Hut\, Dentons Green Lane\,\, Kirk Sandall\, South Yorkshire\, DN3 1JP\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:First Response Courses
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SUMMARY:First Response - Emergency Pediatric First Aid (External Course) April 2026
DESCRIPTION:Level 3 Paediatric First Aid Course (Meets Scouts First Response Requirement)\nWe are pleased to offer an accredited Level 3 Paediatric First Aid one day course\, delivered by WF Training. \nThis course meets and exceeds The Scouts First Response requirement and is suitable for volunteers working with young people across all sections. It provides practical\, confidence building first aid skills and results in a nationally recognised qualification. \nThe course is delivered face to face by qualified instructors and covers paediatric specific scenarios alongside core first aid skills relevant to Scouting environments. \nWho should attend\nThis course is ideal for: \n\nAdult volunteers who need to complete or renew their First Response requirement\nNew volunteers who require First Response\n\nWhat to bring\nAll attendees must bring the following: \n\nPhoto identification (required for registration and certification)\nPacked lunch and refreshments\nNotepad and pen for taking notes during the course\n\nCost and payment\nThe cost of the course is £30 per volunteer. \nVolunteers must choose one of the following payment options when booking: \nOption 1: Pay online and reclaim \n\nPay the £30 online at the time of booking\nClaim the cost back from your Scout Group in line with group expenses procedures\n\nOption 2: Pay by bank transfer via your Group \n\nSelect bank transfer when booking\nSend the booking confirmation to your Group Treasurer\nEnsure payment is made no later than 14 days before the course date\n\nWhere the Group is covering the cost\, volunteers must ensure the expense has been approved in advance by the Group Lead Volunteer and or Trustees. \nPlaces may be released if payment has not been received by the deadline.
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/first-response-emergency-pediatric-first-aid-external-course-april-2026
LOCATION:61st Doncaster\, The Kitson Building\, 7 Arksey Lane\, Bentley\, Doncaster\, DN5 0RS
CATEGORIES:First Response Courses
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SUMMARY:Group Lead Volunteer & Explorer Unit Team Leader Forum
DESCRIPTION:This leadership forum brings together Group Lead Volunteers and Explorer Unit Team Leaders to focus on sustainability\, compliance and programme quality across Doncaster Danum District. \nThe session will provide clarity on expectations\, insight into District performance and a shared direction for 2026 and beyond. \nTea\, coffee and cold refreshments will be provided. \n\nAgenda Overview\nA Clear Vision for the District\n\nFocus on growth\, sustainability and programme quality\nSupporting more young people to achieve Top Awards\nBuilding stronger\, more resilient Scout Groups\n\n\nStronger Programme & Planning\n\n18 month events plan with a 12 month rolling calendar\nClear timelines for bookings and delivery\nMore consistent\, high-quality programme across all sections\n\n\nSupporting Volunteers\n\nImproved onboarding with a 4 week introduction period\nClear learning and compliance expectations\nGrowing Roots approach to develop confident volunteers\n\n\nTools to Support Leaders\n\nOnline Scout Manager to reduce admin and support programme delivery\nData Explorer to help monitor compliance\nShared resources to make leadership easier\n\n\nCommunication & Collaboration\n\nDistrict WhatsApp Community for updates and support\nEncouraging all volunteers\, trustees and leaders to get involved\nSharing ideas and working more closely across Groups\n\n\nDistrict Support & Next Steps\n\nRestructured Squirrel Wood with dedicated leadership roles\nContinued focus on support\, collaboration and growth\n\n\nWhat to Bring\n\nFull uniform. District photographs will be taken for use on the website and communications materials.\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nGroup Lead Volunteers\nExplorer Unit Team Leads\n\nFull attendance is important. This forum sets the strategic direction for the District\, and alignment across all Groups and Explorer Units is essential to ensure we move forward together.
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/group-lead-volunteer-explorer-unit-team-leader-forum
LOCATION:Hilton Garden Inn\, Leger Way\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN2 6BB\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:First Response - Emergency Pediatric First Aid (External Course) May 2026
DESCRIPTION:Level 3 Paediatric First Aid Course (Meets Scouts First Response Requirement)\nWe are pleased to offer an accredited Level 3 Paediatric First Aid one day course\, delivered by WF Training. \nThis course meets and exceeds The Scouts First Response requirement and is suitable for volunteers working with young people across all sections. It provides practical\, confidence building first aid skills and results in a nationally recognised qualification. \nThe course is delivered face to face by qualified instructors and covers paediatric specific scenarios alongside core first aid skills relevant to Scouting environments. \nWho should attend\nThis course is ideal for: \n\nAdult volunteers who need to complete or renew their First Response requirement\nNew volunteers who require First Response\n\nWhat to bring\nAll attendees must bring the following: \n\nPhoto identification (required for registration and certification)\nPacked lunch and refreshments\nNotepad and pen for taking notes during the course\n\nCost and payment\nThe cost of the course is £30 per volunteer. \nVolunteers must choose one of the following payment options when booking: \nOption 1: Pay online and reclaim \n\nPay the £30 online at the time of booking\nClaim the cost back from your Scout Group in line with group expenses procedures\n\nOption 2: Pay by bank transfer via your Group \n\nSelect bank transfer when booking\nSend the booking confirmation to your Group Treasurer\nEnsure payment is made no later than 14 days before the course date\n\nWhere the Group is covering the cost\, volunteers must ensure the expense has been approved in advance by the Group Lead Volunteer and or Trustees. \nPlaces may be released if payment has not been received by the deadline.
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/first-response-emergency-pediatric-first-aid-external-course
LOCATION:10th Doncaster\, Scout Hut\, Dentons Green Lane\,\, Kirk Sandall\, South Yorkshire\, DN3 1JP\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Cub Challenge Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:Cub Challenge Day 2026\nOverview\nThe Cub Challenge Day at Squirrel Wood is an action packed day of adventure\, teamwork and skill building\, bringing Cub Scouts together from across Doncaster Danum District and surrounding districts for a shared outdoor Scouting experience. \nCubs will be placed into mixed teams of six to eight\, giving them the opportunity to work alongside Cubs from different Groups\, build new friendships and develop confidence in a supportive environment. The event is designed to encourage teamwork\, problem solving and independence while keeping the day fun\, inclusive and engaging for all participants. \nThroughout the day\, teams will rotate around a variety of activity bases\, ensuring every Cub has the opportunity to take part in each challenge. Activities are designed to support Cub Challenge badges and wider skills progression\, combining adventure with learning and achievement. \nPlanned activities include: \n\nArchery\nTomahawk throwing\nCooking on open fires\nTraditional Scout skills\nCreative crafts\nOutdoor teamwork and problem solving challenges\n\nLeaders from across the district will support the event by running activity bases and helping teams move around site safely throughout the day. This approach allows Cubs to challenge themselves\, develop independence and experience Scouting alongside young people from across the district. \nTo add to the excitement\, prizes will be awarded to the top three teams in recognition of teamwork\, effort and participation. \nThe District Scout Shop will also be open throughout the day\, with each team having an allocated opportunity to visit. \nThe Cub Challenge Day is a brilliant opportunity for Cubs to experience outdoor Scouting at its best\, develop new skills and create memories that last long after the event finishes. \n\nArrival & Event Timings\n\nAll leaders and helpers should arrive no later than 8.30am\nAll Cubs should arrive at Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, DN6 9JQ\, by 9.00am\nChallenges will begin at 9.30am\nActivities will finish at 5.00pm\nParent collection will take place at 5.30pm\n\n\nDrop Off & Collection\nWe will be operating a Drop Off and Go system throughout the event. \nParents should remain in their vehicles at all times and should not get out of their cars. This is the safest and most efficient way to manage the large number of Cubs attending the event. \nCollection at the end of the day will operate using the same system. \nPlease ensure young people and volunteers remain off the roadway at all times. Site supervisors will manage traffic movement throughout the day. \n\nTeams\nTeams will be mixed across Groups to encourage teamwork\, confidence and new friendships. Wherever possible\, at least two Cubs from each Group will remain together. \nTeam lists will be issued on Monday so leaders can brief young people in advance. \n\nWhat To Expect\n\nCubs mixed into teams with young people from across the district\nMultiple activity bases run in rotation throughout the day\nOutdoor adventure activities and practical Scout skills\nTeamwork\, leadership and problem solving challenges\nOpportunities to support Cub Challenge badge progression\nPrizes for the top three teams\nVisit to the District Scout Shop\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nCub Scouts from Doncaster Danum District\nCub Scouts from surrounding Scout Districts\n\n\nWhat To Bring\n\nGroup necker must be worn\nPacked lunch and drinks\nSuitable outdoor clothing and footwear\nOptional spending money for the camp shop\n\n\nLeader Support\nWe will require leaders to support activity bases throughout the day. \nIf you are able to assist\, please speak to Glynis or Chris on arrival. \n\nCost & Booking\n\n£10 per Cub\nYou will be invoiced for all tickets booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer at least 30 days before the event\n\n\nLeader Ratios\nOutdoor activities held away from the usual meeting place require: \n\nOne adult to eight Cubs\, plus the Leader in Charge\n\n\nSuggested Badge Links\nThis event may support the following badge areas within OSM progression tracking: \nAdventure Challenge \n\nAdventure\nActivity\nPreparation\n\nOutdoors Challenge \n\nSafety\nWide Game\n\nSkills Challenge \n\nNew Sport\nProblem Solving\nActivity\nOther\n\nTeam Leader Challenge \n\nRepresent\nTeam Game\n\nTeamwork Challenge \n\nHelp\nTeam Building\n\nActivity & Staged Badges \n\nBackwoods Cooking – Stick\nPersonal Challenge – Leader Challenge
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/cub-challenge-day
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Youth Event
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SUMMARY:Beaver Challenge Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:Beaver Challenge Day 2026\nOverview\nThe Beaver Challenge Day at Squirrel Wood is a full day of adventure\, teamwork and outdoor fun\, bringing together Beaver Scouts from across Doncaster Danum District and surrounding districts for a shared Scouting experience in a woodland setting. \nThroughout the day\, Beavers will be mixed into small teams of six to eight\, giving them the opportunity to make new friends\, work together and build confidence alongside others from different Groups. The event is designed to be energetic\, inclusive and supportive\, with a strong focus on teamwork\, participation and fun. \nTeams will rotate around a variety of activity bases throughout the day\, ensuring every Beaver has the opportunity to experience each challenge. Activities are hands on\, engaging and designed to support Beaver Challenge badges while encouraging confidence\, communication and outdoor adventure. \nPlanned activities include: \n\nArchery\nTraditional Beaver Scout skills\nOutdoor challenges\nTeam games\nCreative crafts\nProblem solving activities\n\nLeaders from across the district will support the event by running activities and guiding teams safely around site throughout the day. This approach ensures Beavers are well supported while also giving leaders the opportunity to work together and share ideas. \nTo add to the excitement\, prizes will be awarded to the top three teams in recognition of teamwork\, effort and enthusiasm. \nThe District Scout Shop will also be open throughout the day\, with each team having an allocated opportunity to visit. \nThe Beaver Challenge Day is a brilliant opportunity for Beavers to experience outdoor Scouting\, build new friendships and create memories that last long after the event finishes. \n\nArrival & Event Timings\n\nLeaders and helpers should arrive no later than 8.30am\nAll Beavers should arrive at Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, DN6 9JQ\, by 9.15am\nChallenges will begin between 9.45am and 10.00am\nActivities will finish at 4.30pm\nThe event will close at 5.00pm\n\n\nDrop Off & Collection\nWe will be operating a rolling drop off and collection system throughout the event. \nParents should remain in their vehicles at all times and should not get out of their cars. This is the safest and most efficient way to manage the large number of Beavers attending the event. \nCollection at the end of the day will take place outside the Warden’s Den. \nPlease ensure young people and volunteers remain off the roadway at all times. Site supervisors will manage traffic movement throughout the day. \n\nTeams\nTeams will be mixed across Groups to encourage teamwork\, confidence and new friendships. Wherever possible\, at least two Beavers from each Group will remain together. \nTeam lists will be issued on Monday so leaders can brief young people in advance. \n\nWhat To Expect\n\nBeavers mixed into teams with young people from across the district\nMultiple activity bases run in rotation throughout the day\nOutdoor activities\, games and Beaver Scout skills\nTeamwork and problem solving challenges\nOpportunities to support Beaver Challenge badge progression\nPrizes for the top three teams\nVisit to the District Scout Shop\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nBeaver Scouts from Doncaster Danum District\nBeaver Scouts from surrounding Scout Districts\n\n\nWhat To Bring\n\nGroup necker must be worn\nPacked lunch and drinks\nSuitable outdoor clothing and footwear\nOptional spending money for the camp shop\n\n\nLeader Support\nWe will require leaders to support activity bases throughout the day. \nIf you are able to assist\, please speak to Glynis on arrival. \n\nCost & Booking\n\n£10 per Beaver\nYou will be invoiced for all tickets booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer at least 30 days before the event\n\n\nLeader Ratios\nOutdoor activities held away from the usual meeting place require: \n\nOne adult to six Beavers\, plus the Leader in Charge\n\n\nSuggested Badge Links\nThis event may support the following badge areas within OSM progression tracking: \nAdventure Challenge \n\nAdventurous Activity\nOutdoor Activity\n\nCamp Craft \n\nVisit\n\nTeamwork Challenge \n\nChallenge\nHelpful\nTeam Game\n\nSkills Challenge \n\nProblem Solving\nVisit\n\nOutdoors Challenge \n\nNatural Activity\n\nCreative Activity \n\nCraft\n\nPersonal Challenge \n\nLeader Challenge
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/beaver-challenge-day
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Youth Event
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SUMMARY:Squirrels Fun Day 2026
DESCRIPTION:Squirrel Fun Day 2026\nOverview\nThe Squirrel Fun Day at Squirrel Wood is a fun\, friendly introduction to outdoor Scouting\, designed especially for our youngest members. The day focuses on enjoyment\, confidence building and trying new things in a safe and supportive woodland environment. \nSquirrels will remain with their own Groups throughout the event\, helping them feel comfortable and confident as they take part in activities alongside familiar leaders and friends. This approach creates a calm\, well supported experience perfectly suited to their age and stage. \nThroughout the day\, Groups will rotate around a variety of activity bases\, giving Squirrels the opportunity to enjoy a range of hands on challenges without feeling rushed or overwhelmed. Activities are designed to support Squirrel badges and early skills development while encouraging teamwork\, confidence and participation. \nPlanned activities may include: \n\nSimple Scout skills\nOutdoor games\nCreative crafts\nNature activities\nTeam challenges\nHands on outdoor activities\n\nLeaders will remain with their own Groups throughout the day\, supported by the district team running activities across the site. The focus of the event is on fun\, exploration and positive experiences\, allowing every Squirrel to take part at their own pace. \nThe Squirrel Fun Day is a brilliant opportunity for young people to experience outdoor Scouting\, build confidence and enjoy a memorable day at Squirrel Wood. \n\nArrival & Event Timings\n\nLeaders and helpers should arrive no later than 9.00am\nAll Squirrels should arrive at Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, DN6 9JQ\, by 9.30am\nActivities will take place throughout the day\nThe event will finish at 4.30pm\n\n\nDrop Off & Collection\nWe will be operating a rolling drop off and collection system throughout the event. \nParents should remain in their vehicles at all times and should not get out of their cars. This is the safest and most efficient way to manage arrivals and departures. \nCollection at the end of the day will take place outside the Warden’s Den. \nPlease ensure young people and volunteers remain off the roadway at all times. Site supervisors will manage traffic movement throughout the day. \n\nTeams\nSquirrels will remain within their own Group teams throughout the event day\, supported by their own leaders. \n\nWhat To Expect\n\nFun\, age appropriate outdoor activities\nCrafts\, games and simple Scout skills\nHands on challenges and team activities\nOpportunities to support Squirrel badge progression\nA relaxed and supportive introduction to district events and outdoor Scouting\nVisit to the District Scout Shop\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nSquirrel Scouts from Doncaster Danum District\nSquirrel Scouts from surrounding Scout Districts\n\n\nWhat To Bring\n\nGroup necker must be worn\nPacked lunch and drinks\nSuitable outdoor clothing and footwear\nOptional spending money for the camp shop\n\n\nCost & Booking\n\n£10 per Squirrel\nYou will be invoiced for all tickets booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer at least 30 days before the event\n\n\nLeader Ratios\nOutdoor activities held away from the usual meeting place require: \n\nOne adult to four Squirrels\, plus the Leader in Charge\nA minimum of three adults regardless of the number of Squirrels attending\n\n\nSuggested Badge Links\nThis event may support the following badge areas within OSM progression tracking: \nAll About Adventure \n\nAdventure\nNew Activity\n\nAll Together \n\nGames\n\n 
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/squirrels-fun-day
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Youth Event
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SUMMARY:Mini Jamboree (Bungle-ee)
DESCRIPTION:THIS EVENT IS NOW CANCELLED\nWhat’s happening at Doncaster Mini Jamboree? \nThe Doncaster Mini Jamboree (Bungle-ee) kicks off in style on Friday night with a vibrant opening ceremony that sets the tone for the whole weekend. Expect colour\, music and energy as groups come together to celebrate cultures from around the world. With flag moments\, group performances and shared celebrations\, it is the first chance to feel the buzz of a true Mini Jamboree and the moment Bungle-ee really comes to life. \nSaturday is packed from start to finish with adventure and discovery. Young people will dive into a full programme of activities across the site before the afternoon transforms into a celebration of culture. Each group will represent a country\, bringing its traditions\, creativity and spirit to life in an exciting Jamboree style atmosphere. As the sun sets\, the site will glow with campfire magic\, music and laughter\, followed by a disco and evening entertainment that keeps the excitement going. \nSunday brings the energy right back up with the Doncaster Mini Jamboree (Bungle-ee) Mini Olympics. Teams will take part in a series of fun\, competitive challenges that test teamwork\, determination and Scout skills. With plenty of cheering\, friendly rivalry and shared achievement\, the weekend will close with tired legs\, happy faces and memories that will stay with everyone long after the tents come down. \nExpressions of interest have given us a great starting point. We are now open for closer confirmation of numbers and deposits so the event team can move into the next stage of planning and confirm infrastructure\, activities and suppliers. \nOur target is 350 attendees. \nIf we do not reach that number\, unfortunately the event becomes financially unviable. The Doncaster Mini Jamboree (Bungle-ee) is designed to be ambitious\, high energy and unforgettable for our young people\, so we need to ensure we have adequate numbers to create the memorable event we are all aiming for. \n\nTimings\n\nLeaders will be able to arrive from Thursday to set up their group areas\, with check-in opening on Friday morning\, staying open until all groups have arrived and checked in. Exact arrival times will be shared closer to the event.\nArrival time for young people is from 6:00pm on Friday to allow our volunteer team to arrive & prepare for full arrivals.\nThe event closes on Sunday afternoon after the Scout Skills Challenge and the final ceremony. We expect departures to begin from 2pm.\n\n\nWhat to bring\nGroups will need to bring: \n\n\n\nTents\nCooking equipment\nGas and fuel\nTables and shelters\nSection kit\nPersonal kit for each young person\nGroups will be responsible for their own catering. You should plan to provide meals from Friday evening to Sunday lunchtime\, including snacks and drinks for your section.\n\n\n\nA full kit list will be published closer to the event. \n\nLeader Ratios\nOutdoor Activities held away from the usual meeting place: \n\nOne adult to six Beavers\, plus the Leader in charge.\nOne adult to eight Cubs\, plus the Leader in charge.\nOne adult to twelve Scouts\, plus the Leader in charge.\n\n\nCosts\n\n\n\nDeposit £10 per young person at time of booking.\n\n\n\nFuture Payments: \n\nBalance (Full Weekend) £40 per young person by 30th April 2026. – You will need to confirm final number and by tickets on the website\nDay Visitor £30 per young person by 30th April 2026. – You will need to confirm final number and by tickets on the website\nTeam Member/Team Leader £10 per adult by 30th April 2026. – You will need to confirm final number and by tickets on the website\n\nBooking Process\n\nAs part of the new booking process for events\, if you select pay by bank transfer you will receive an invoice to forward to your Group Treasurer.\nYou will be invoiced for all tickets booked\nDeposit payment should be made by bank transfer before the 1st March
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/mini-jamboree-bungle-ee
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Youth Event
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SUMMARY:District Explorer Inter-Unit Archery & Shooting Competition
DESCRIPTION:Step up to the line\, find your focus and bring your A-game. \nJoin us for Danum’s annual Explorer Archery and Shooting Competition — a competitive and engaging event where Explorers can test their precision\, challenge themselves and represent their unit. \n\nEvent Overview\nThis inter-unit competition brings together Explorers from across the district for a day of skill\, focus and friendly competition. \nParticipants will take part in both archery and shooting disciplines\, aiming to achieve the highest scores individually and as part of their unit. Whether experienced or completely new\, the event is open to all abilities\, with qualified NSRA and AGB leaders supervising all activities. \nThroughout the event\, Explorers will rotate between activities\, with time to relax between sessions while waiting for their turn. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nArchery competition\nShooting competition\nQualified NSRA and AGB instructors\nIndividual and team scoring\nStructured rotations throughout the event\nOpportunity to compete against other Explorer Units\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nExplorer Scouts\nMaximum 30 young people\nMaximum 5 Explorers per unit\nOpen to all abilities\n\n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: 55th Doncaster (Intake) Scout HQ\, Cumberland Avenue\, Intake\, Doncaster\, DN2 6LH\nDate: Saturday 20 June 2026\nTime: 2:00pm to 7:30pm\nCost: £15 per Explorer\nFood & Drink: Meal and drinks provided during the event\n\n\nKit List\n\nSigned digital shooting consent formhttps://doncasterscouts.org.uk/shooting-consent\nNecker only (full uniform not required)\nCold weather clothing (activities include outdoor waiting periods)\nOptional: small card game or board game for downtime\n\n\nImportant Information\n\nMobile phones may be brought at the owner’s risk but must be turned off during activities\nArchery will take place in the Church Hall\nShooting will take place in the Scout Hut\nExplorers will wait in a marquee between activities\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: 13 April 2026\nBookings close: 20 May 2026\nBookings must be made online by the Group\nYour Group will be invoiced for all places booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer before the event\nMedical and dietary information must be provided at the time of booking\nA digital shooting consent form is required for all participants\n\n\nLeader Information\n\nLeaders are not required to attend\nThe event will be fully supervised and delivered by the District Events Team\n\n\nPrizes\n\nBest individual score – Archery\nBest individual score – Shooting\nBest combined individual score\nTop team score (combined Archery and Shooting)
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/district-explorer-inter-unit-archery-shooting-competition
LOCATION:55th Doncaster (Intake) Scout HQ\, Cumberland Avenue\, Intake\, Doncaster\, DN2 6LH\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:District Scouts Inter-Group Archery & Shooting Competition
DESCRIPTION:Could your Troop take home the title this year? \nJoin us for Danum’s annual Scout Archery and Shooting Competition — a fun and competitive day where Scouts can test their skills\, try new activities and represent their Group. \n\nEvent Overview\nThis inter-group competition brings together Scouts from across the district for a day of challenge\, creativity and friendly competition. \nScouts will take part in both archery and shooting disciplines\, alongside additional activities including wire woggles and paracord bracelets. The event is open to all abilities\, with qualified NSRA and AGB leaders supervising all activities. \nThroughout the day\, Scouts will rotate between activity bases\, ensuring everyone has the opportunity to take part while enjoying a varied and engaging programme. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nArchery competition\nShooting competition\nWire woggle making\nParacord bracelet making\nQualified NSRA and AGB instructors\nIndividual and team scoring\nStructured rotations across activities\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nScouts\nMaximum 30 young people\nMaximum 3 Scouts per Group\nOpen to all abilities\n\n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: 55th Doncaster (Intake) Scout HQ\, Cumberland Avenue\, Intake\, Doncaster\, DN2 6LH\nDate: Sunday 21 June 2026\nTime: 9:00am to 4:00pm\nCost: £15 per Scout\nDrinks: Provided during the day\n\n\nKit List\n\nSigned digital shooting consent formhttps://doncasterscouts.org.uk/shooting-consent\nNecker only (full uniform not required)\nCold weather clothing (activities include outdoor waiting periods)\nPacked lunch\nOptional: small card game or board game for downtime\n\n\nImportant Information\n\nMobile phones may be brought at the owner’s risk but must be turned off during activities\nArchery will take place in the Church Hall\nShooting will take place in the Scout Hut\nScouts will wait in a marquee between activities\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: 13 April 2026\nBookings close: 20 May 2026\nBookings must be made online by the Group\nYour Group will be invoiced for all places booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer before the event\nMedical information must be provided at the time of booking\nA digital shooting consent form is required for all participants\n\n\nLeader Information\n\nLeaders are not required to attend\nThe event will be fully supervised and delivered by the District Events Team\n\n\nPrizes\n\nBest individual score – Archery\nBest individual score – Shooting\nBest combined individual score\nTop team score (combined Archery and Shooting)
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/district-scouts-inter-group-archery-shooting-competition
LOCATION:55th Doncaster (Intake) Scout HQ\, Cumberland Avenue\, Intake\, Doncaster\, DN2 6LH\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Scouts Expedition Challenge Award (CSA Gold)
DESCRIPTION:Are you ready to complete your Expedition Challenge and take the next step towards your Chief Scout’s Gold Award? \nThis expedition gives Scouts the opportunity to plan\, complete and reflect on a real outdoor challenge\, building teamwork\, confidence and independence along the way. \n\nEvent Overview\nThis two day expedition will see Scout teams walk from 28th Sprotbrough Scout HQ to Squirrel Wood\, covering approximately 15km and completing the full Expedition Challenge Award. \nFollowing an event briefing\, teams will plan their own route and complete a route card with support from the District Events Team before setting off. Throughout the expedition\, Scouts will navigate independently\, make decisions as a team and develop their navigation\, teamwork and outdoor skills. Leaders will accompany each team in a Tenderfoot style role\, supervising and ensuring safety without leading or directing the Scouts. \nOn arrival at Squirrel Wood\, teams will pitch their own tents before enjoying a two course BBQ evening meal followed by dessert and a traditional campfire. \nOn Sunday morning\, Scouts will cook their own breakfast using Trangia stoves before preparing and delivering a presentation to the rest of the group\, reflecting on the navigation techniques and expedition skills they used throughout the weekend. \nFollowing successful completion of the event\, Scouts will be presented with their Expedition Challenge Award badge and certificate. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\n15km expedition from Sprotbrough to Squirrel Wood\nTeam based route planning and navigation\nRoute card planning before departure\nOvernight camping at Squirrel Wood\nPitching and striking tents\nTwo course BBQ evening meal and campfire\nCooking breakfast using Trangia stoves\nExpedition reflection and presentation\nPresentation of the Expedition Challenge Award badge and certificate (subject to successful completion)\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nScouts\nMaximum 70 young people\nMaximum 10 teams\nUp to 7 Scouts per team\nMixed teams may be formed if Groups have fewer than seven Scouts\n\n\nKey Details\n\nMeeting Point: 28th Sprotbrough Scout HQ\, Anchorage Ln\, Doncaster DN5 8DT\nFinish Location: Squirrel Wood Campsite\nDates: Saturday 11 July to Sunday 12 July 2026\nYoung People Arrival: 8:30am Saturday\nCollection: Squirrel Wood between 11:00am and 11:30am on Sunday\nCost: £10 per Scout\nAccommodation: Outdoor camping (Saturday night)\n\n\nKit List\nEssential Personal Equipment\n\nSuitable rucksack\nSleeping bag\nRoll mat\nSuitable walking footwear\nWaterproof jacket\nWaterproof trousers\nChange of clothes\nSleeping clothes\nWash kit\nFavourite teddy (optional)\nBlack bin bag\n\nFood & Eating Equipment\n\nPacked lunch for Saturday\nBreakfast to cook on Sunday morning\nSnacks for the expedition\nFull water bottle\nPlate\nBowl\nMug (optional hot drink powder if you would like a hot drink in the evening)\nKnife\, fork and spoon\nTea towel\nWashing up sponge\nUp to £10 spending money for the Squirrel Wood Shop\n\nWater and washing up liquid will be provided. \nSafety & Navigation\n\nPersonal first aid kit including plasters and an emergency survival bag\nHi vis vest (can be attached to the outside of the rucksack)\nPen and paper\nSun cream\nSun hat\nInsect repellent\nGroup neckerchief (mandatory)\n\nAny young person or volunteer arriving without their Group neckerchief will not be permitted to take part in the event. \nGroup Equipment\nEach Group should provide: \n\nExpedition style tents (2 or 4 person)\nLeaders’ tent\nOne Trangia stove and fuel per team\nOne compass per team\nOne map case per team\nOne group first aid kit per team\n\nScouts are expected to carry all of their personal equipment throughout the expedition\, together with their share of the team equipment\, including the Trangia stove\, fuel\, group first aid kit\, compass and map case. Teams should distribute the group equipment fairly between members before setting off. \nTents may either be dropped off at 28th Sprotbrough Scout HQ before the event for transport by the District Team or taken directly to Squirrel Wood by leaders before joining the expedition. \n\nImportant Information\n\nKnives are not permitted.\nGroups must ensure Scouts are familiar with using Trangia stoves before attending the event.\nLeaders will accompany their team throughout the expedition in a supervisory role\, allowing Scouts to make decisions\, navigate and solve problems independently.\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: 13 April 2026\nBookings close: 12 June 2026\nGroups must book online\nEach team must have a named walking leader\nYour Group will be invoiced for all places booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer before the event\n\n\nLeader Information\n\nOne leader is required per team (maximum ratio 1:7).\nLeaders may either:\n\nMeet at Squirrel Wood at 7:30am to leave vehicles before being transported by minibus to 28th Sprotbrough Scout HQ\, or\nMeet directly at 28th Sprotbrough Scout HQ\, Anchorage Ln\, Doncaster DN5 8DT at 8:00am.\n\n\nVolunteer marshals should meet at 28th Sprotbrough Scout HQ at 8:00am.\nParking at 28th Sprotbrough Scout HQ is limited. As leaders will finish the expedition at Squirrel Wood\, returning to collect vehicles during the event will not be possible.\nThe event is delivered under the Nights Away Permit of James Hagyard. The District has submitted the required Nights Away Notification (NAN).\nNo additional permits are required from attending leaders.\n\n\nRisk Assessments\nThe following risk assessments have been prepared by the District Events Team and are available to download. Groups should review these documents before attending the event and consider whether any additional Group specific control measures or risk assessments are required for their own young people\, volunteers and equipment. \n\nDoncaster Danum Expeditions_July 2026\nGas Trangia Risk Assessment\nCamp fire RA\nGeneral use of Site RA\n\n\nBadge Requirements\nFollowing successful completion of the event\, Scouts will have completed all the requirements of the Expedition Challenge Award and will be presented with their badge and certificate on Sunday morning. Groups should update OSM to reflect this achievement. \nThe event also provides evidence towards additional badge requirements. Groups should update OSM where appropriate\, subject to the Section Team being satisfied that the individual Scout has completed the relevant requirement(s). \nThis includes evidence towards: \n\nHikes Away Staged Activity Badge – One qualifying hike.\nNights Away Staged Activity Badge – One qualifying night away.\nCamper Activity Badge\n\nLead a group of Scouts in pitching\, striking and packing a four to six person tent.\nFind out what to look for when choosing a campsite and decide the best position to pitch tents.\n\n\nOutdoor Challenge Award\n\nPitch and strike a tent with others.\nShow how to pack a rucksack correctly with appropriate kit.\nShow that you know the safety precautions for using camping stoves.\n\n\nAdventure Challenge Award – Take part in an adventurous activity.\nSkills Challenge Award – Wash up after a meal\, ensuring everything is clean and dry.\nTeam Leader Challenge Award – Successfully lead a Scout team during a camp or all day event.\n\n\nKey Dates\nBookings now closed
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/scouts-expedition-challenge-award
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Youth Event
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SUMMARY:First Response - Level 3 Award in Outdoor Emergency First Aid (External Course) Sept 2026
DESCRIPTION:Level 3 Award in Outdoor Emergency First Aid Course\nNeed to complete or renew your First Response? \nThis accredited Level 3 Award in Outdoor Emergency First Aid course provides practical\, confidence-building skills and meets The Scouts First Response requirement. \n\nEvent Overview\nWe are pleased to offer an accredited Level 3 Award in Outdoor Emergency First Aid one day course\, delivered by WF Training. \nThis course meets and exceeds The Scouts First Response requirement and is suitable for volunteers working with young people across all sections. It provides practical first aid skills in a supportive environment and results in a nationally recognised qualification. \nThe course is delivered face to face by qualified instructors and covers paediatric-specific scenarios alongside core first aid skills relevant to Scouting environments. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nAccredited Level 3 Award in Outdoor Emergency First Aid qualification\nMeets Scouts First Response requirement\nPractical\, hands-on learning\nFace-to-face delivery by qualified instructors\nScenarios relevant to Scouting environments\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nAdult volunteers\nVolunteers who need to complete or renew First Response\nNew volunteers requiring First Response\nMaximum 12 places\n\n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: Owston Scout HQ\, Owston Road\, Carcroft\, Doncaster\, DN6 8DS\nDate: Sunday 6 September 2027\nTime: 9:30am to 4:30pm\nCost: £30 per volunteer\n\n\nKit List\n\nPhoto identification (required for registration and certification)\nPacked lunch and refreshments\nNotepad and pen\n\n\nImportant Information\n\nThis course meets and exceeds The Scouts First Response requirement\nA nationally recognised qualification will be awarded upon completion\nPlaces are limited and expected to fill quickly\nPlaces may be released if payment is not received by the deadline\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings must be made individually online\n\nVolunteers must choose one of the following payment options: \nOption 1: Pay online and reclaim \n\nPay £30 at the time of booking\nClaim the cost back from your Scout Group in line with local procedures\n\nOption 2: Pay by bank transfer via your Group \n\nSelect bank transfer when booking\nSend booking confirmation to your Group Treasurer\nPayment must be made no later than 14 days before the course\n\nWhere the Group is covering the cost\, volunteers must ensure approval is in place from the Group Lead Volunteer or Trustees. \n[tec_tickets_checkout]
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/first-response-emergency-pediatric-first-aid-external-course-sept-2026
LOCATION:Owston Scout HQ\, Owston Road\, Carcroft\, Doncaster\, DN6 8DS\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:First Response Courses
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SUMMARY:Doncaster Danum District AGM
DESCRIPTION:The Doncaster Danum District Annual General Meeting (AGM) is the formal annual meeting of the Doncaster Danum Scout Council. \nThe AGM provides an opportunity to reflect on the past year\, review the District’s finances and governance\, and carry out the required elections and appointments to ensure the District continues to operate effectively and in line with Scouts policy. \nThe meeting will include: \n\nA review of the past year and District activities\nPresentation and approval of the annual accounts\nTrustee and governance matters\nElections and appointments as required\nAn opportunity for members of the Scout Council to ask questions\n\nWho should attend\nThis meeting is open to members of the Doncaster Danum Scout Council.\nThis includes all adult volunteers holding a role within Doncaster Danum District. \nAttendance is important as members of the Scout Council are entitled to vote on matters such as the approval of accounts and trustee appointments.
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/agm
LOCATION:Ardeen Road Church\, Intake\, Doncaster\, DN2 5EU
CATEGORIES:Adult Event
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SUMMARY:Backwoods Skills Weekend
DESCRIPTION:Ready to take your Scouting skills to the next level? \nJoin us for a full weekend of bushcraft and survival skills at Squirrel Wood\, designed to challenge Scouts aged 12 and over\, build confidence and develop practical outdoor knowledge. \nThe Backwoods Skills Weekend provides Scouts with a unique opportunity to step away from modern comforts and immerse themselves in traditional woodland living\, developing practical skills that will stay with them long after the weekend has finished. \n\nEvent Overview\nThe Backwoods Skills Weekend is a hands on experience focused on bushcraft and survival skills\, giving Scouts the opportunity to learn and apply essential outdoor techniques in a real woodland environment. \nWorking in mixed patrols with Scouts from across the District\, participants will develop resilience\, teamwork and independence while learning practical skills such as shelter building\, fire lighting\, woodland cooking\, navigation and campcraft. \nThroughout the weekend\, Scouts will live in survival shelters\, prepare and cook their own meals over open fires and take part in a wide range of practical challenges designed to build confidence and self reliance. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nBushcraft and survival skills activities.\nShelter building using tarps and natural materials.\nFire lighting and fire management.\nSafe knife\, axe and saw skills.\nPreparing\, cooking and eating wild game and fish.\nPractical woodland first aid and survival techniques.\nGlow stick night navigation challenge.\nTeam based challenges and camp projects.\nOvernight camping in survival shelters.\nSkills development in a real outdoor environment.\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nScouts aged 12 years and over.\nParticipants must have already achieved the Scout Outdoor Challenge Award.\nParticipants must understand that this event includes preparing\, cooking and eating wild game and fish. This includes handling\, skinning\, plucking\, gutting and cleaning animals as a core part of the programme.\nMaximum 32 young people.\nMaximum 2 Scouts per Troop initially.\n\n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite.\nDates: Friday 2 October to Sunday 4 October 2026.\nArrival: From 6:00pm on Friday 2 October 2026.\nCollection: 2:00pm on Sunday 4 October 2026\, following the presentation of results and badges.\nCost: £45 per Scout.\nAccommodation: Survival shelters and tarps using survival bags.\nFood Included: All meals and refreshments throughout the weekend.\n\n\nKit List\nOutdoor Clothing & Footwear\nEach participant should bring: \n\nWaterproof shell jacket and waterproof trousers.\nLightweight warm layer (fleece or pullover).\nHeavy warm layer (thick fleece\, wool shirt or similar).\nAt least two T shirts or lightweight shirts.\nTwo pairs of sturdy outdoor trousers (jeans are not suitable).\nBelt.\nSeveral pairs of socks.\nSpare underwear.\nWarm wool or fleece hat.\nWalking boots (gaiters optional) or wellington boots.\n\nSleeping Equipment\nEach participant should bring: \n\nThree season sleeping bag.\nSleeping mat.\nSurvival bag or military style bivvy bag.\n\nPersonal Equipment\nEach participant should bring: \n\nPersonal water bottle.\nEmpty 2 litre drinks bottle.\nSmall personal first aid kit.\nHead torch with spare batteries.\nWatch (non smart watch recommended).\nMug.\nLarge rucksack suitable for carrying all equipment.\nPlastic bags to keep clothing dry.\nLarge bin bag for wet or dirty clothing.\n\nPersonal Wash Kit\nEach participant should bring: \n\nToothbrush and toothpaste.\nSoap.\nSmall towel.\nAntibacterial hand gel (recommended).\nInsect repellent.\nPersonal medication (please ensure details are included on the event consent form).\n\nUniform\n\nGroup necker only.\n\n\nImportant Information\nParticipants will be placed into mixed patrols with Scouts from different Groups across the District. Each patrol will work together throughout the weekend\, sharing responsibilities\, completing practical challenges and developing teamwork. \nAll meals and refreshments are provided throughout the weekend. As part of the programme\, Scouts will prepare\, cook and eat many of their own meals over open fires using a variety of traditional bushcraft techniques and wild game. \nThe weekend is designed to be immersive\, with participants sleeping in survival shelters and preparing meals over open fires. \nFurther joining instructions\, including arrival details and a full kit checklist\, will be issued approximately 30 days before the event. \n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: 10th July 2026.\nBookings close: 11th September 2026.\nBookings are made through the District website.\nThe entry fee is £45 per participant.\nInitially\, each Troop may book a maximum of 2 places. If places remain after the booking deadline\, additional places may be offered to Troops on a first come\, first served basis.\nPayment can be made using either of the following methods:\n\nPay online by card at the time of booking.\nPay by bank transfer:\n\nSelect Bank Transfer when making your booking.\nPlease forward the booking confirmation to your Group Treasurer to arrange payment.\nPayment must be made within 7 days of the booking being made.\n\n\n\n\nBookings are non refundable.\nFinal joining instructions will be sent to the lead booking contact approximately 30 days before the event.\n\n\nLeader Information\nThe event is fully planned\, managed and delivered by the District Events Team. \nGroups are not required to provide accompanying leaders unless specifically requested by the organisers. \nThe event is delivered under the District Nights Away Permit\, and the District will submit the required Nights Away Notification (NAN). \nNo additional permits are required from attending Groups. \n\nRisk Assessments\nRisk assessments will be available to download from this page closer to the event. Groups should review these documents before attending and consider whether any additional Group specific control measures are required for their own young people\, volunteers and equipment. \n\nEvent Photography\nPhotographs and video footage may be taken during the event and used by Doncaster Danum Scouts on our website\, social media channels and in future promotional material\, including leaflets and posters. \nBy making a booking\, Groups confirm that appropriate photography permissions for all participants have been recorded and managed in accordance with The Scouts’ policies. \n\nOSM Badge Information\nThe event also provides evidence towards additional badge requirements. Groups should update OSM where appropriate\, subject to the Section Team being satisfied that the individual Scout has completed the relevant requirement(s). \nThis includes evidence towards: \n\nSurvival Skills Activity Badge – Completion of all badge requirements.\nNights Away Staged Activity Badge – Two qualifying nights away.\nCamper Activity Badge\n\nBuild and use a suitable shelter.\nCook outdoors over an open fire.\nDemonstrate practical campcraft skills.\n\n\nAdventure Challenge Award – Take part in an adventurous activity.\nSkills Challenge Award\n\nPrepare and cook food outdoors.\n\n\nTeam Leader Challenge Award – Successfully lead a patrol or team during the weekend\, where applicable.
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/backwoods-skills-weekend
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:District Inter-Unit Night Hike (Explorers)
DESCRIPTION:Are you ready to put your navigation\, teamwork and outdoor skills to the test? \nThe Doncaster Danum District Night Hike is an annual competition that challenges Explorer Scout teams to navigate through the night\, work together to overcome practical challenges and demonstrate their Scouting skills under pressure. Working independently\, teams will plot their own route before travelling between checkpoints\, completing a series of incident based challenges along the way. \nThe Night Hike provides Explorer Scouts with a memorable overnight adventure while putting their navigation\, teamwork and practical Scouting skills to the test against teams from across the District. \n\nEvent Overview\nThe District Inter Unit Night Hike is one of Doncaster Danum’s annual Explorer Scout competitions\, bringing together teams from across the District for an exciting overnight navigation challenge. \nBeginning at Fishlake Community Hall\, teams will plot their own route before setting off on a night hike to Thorne Methodist Church. Along the way\, they will visit a series of incident bases where they will complete practical Scouting challenges designed to test their navigation\, teamwork\, communication and practical Scouting skills. \nAfter completing the hike\, all participants will stay overnight before enjoying a bacon sandwich breakfast and attending the presentation of trophies and awards on Sunday morning. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nPlot your own route using the maps provided.\nNavigate independently between checkpoints during a night hike.\nVisit four incident bases\, each featuring realistic Scouting challenges.\nWork together as a team to overcome practical challenges.\nPut your navigation\, teamwork and decision making skills into practice.\nStay overnight with Explorer Scout teams from across the District.\nEnjoy a bacon sandwich breakfast on Sunday morning.\nAttend the presentation of trophies and awards.\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nExplorer Scouts only.\nTeams must consist of 3 to 6 Explorer Scouts.\nAll teams compete in a single competition.\n\n\nKey Details\n\nStart Location: Fishlake Community Hall\nFinish Location: Thorne Methodist Church\nDates: Saturday 17 October to Sunday 18 October 2026\nArrival: Teams will be allocated an arrival time approximately 30 days before the event. Teams should arrive at least two hours before their allocated start time.\nPresentation: Sunday 18 October at approximately 10:30am\nCollection: Thorne Methodist Church at approximately 11:00am on Sunday\nCost: £15 per participant\nAccommodation: Overnight indoor accommodation at Thorne Methodist Church\nFood Included: Soup station refreshments during the event and a bacon sandwich breakfast on Sunday morning\n\n\nKit List\nEssential Personal Equipment\nEach participant should bring: \n\nWalking boots or sturdy walking footwear.\nWaterproof jacket and waterproof trousers (weather dependent).\nSpare warm clothing.\nHead torch.\nHigh visibility vest (an oversized vest is recommended to fit over a rucksack).\nSleeping bag.\nRoll mat.\n\nSleeping bags and roll mats should be left at the venue before the hike and will be used for the overnight stay after completing the competition. \nTeam Equipment\nEach team must provide: \n\nBothy bag suitable for up to seven people (or a suitably sized tarp).\nCompass.\nWhite light.\nRed light.\nOne adult sleeping bag.\nOne survival bag.\nWatch.\nTeam first aid kit.\nPen and pencil.\nSmall notebook with tear out pages.\nFully charged mobile phone.\n\nEach team should also carry a backup fully charged mobile phone. \nMaps are provided by the District and do not need to be brought to the event. \nPlease ensure that all equipment is clearly named to help reunite lost property with its owner. \n\nImportant Information\nKit Inspection\nBefore setting off\, every team must complete a mandatory kit inspection. \nA full equipment list for each team and participant will be issued once your booking has been confirmed. \nPlease note: \n\nEvery required item must be presented during the inspection.\nTeams will not be permitted to start until all required equipment has been checked.\nMissing equipment must be produced before the team’s allocated start time.\nAny delay caused by missing equipment will reduce the team’s available plotting time.\nAll walking boots must be clean before entering the inspection area.\n\nArrival\nEach team will be allocated an arrival time approximately 30 days before the event. \nOn arrival\, teams will: \n\nLeave overnight equipment at the accommodation venue.\nComplete the mandatory kit inspection.\nPlot their route for the competition.\n\nPlease only take the equipment required for the hike into the kit inspection area. \nRoute Plotting\nTeams will have two hours to plot their route using the maps provided. \nNo food should be eaten in the plotting room. \nOnce route planning has been completed\, each team will be allocated a maximum walking time based on their planned route\, with an additional time allowance. Teams exceeding their allocated finish time will be withdrawn from the competition. \nCompetition Equipment\nAt the end of the event\, teams must return all issued competition equipment\, including: \n\nRoute cards.\nScore cards.\nPens.\nFelt tip pens.\n\nPoints will be deducted for any missing or unreturned equipment. \n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: 10 July 2026.\nBookings close: 18 September 2026.\nBookings are made through the District website.\nThe entry fee is £15 per participant.\nFull payment is required at the time of booking.\nBookings are non refundable.\nIf places remain after the booking deadline\, Units that have already entered one or more teams may submit one additional team. Additional entries must be received by 25 September 2026 and will be accepted subject to availability.\nFinal joining instructions will be sent to the lead booking contact approximately 30 days before the event.\n\n\nLeader Information\nExplorer Scout teams are expected to complete the event independently and do not require an accompanying adult leader during the competition. \nApproximately 20 adult volunteers are required to deliver the event safely. If you are able to assist with marshalling\, running incident bases or supporting the event\, please let the District Events Team know as soon as possible. \nThe event is delivered under the District Nights Away Permit\, and the District will submit the required Nights Away Notification (NAN). \nNo additional permits are required from attending Units. \n\nRisk Assessments\nRisk assessments will be available to download from this page closer to the event. Units should review these documents before attending and consider whether any additional Unit specific control measures are required for their own young people\, volunteers and equipment. \n\nEvent Photography\nPhotographs and video footage may be taken during the event and used by Doncaster Danum Scouts on our website\, social media channels and in future promotional material\, including leaflets and posters. \nBy making a booking\, Units confirm that appropriate photography permissions for all participants have been recorded and managed in accordance with The Scouts’ policies. \n\nOSM Badge Information\nThe event also provides evidence towards additional badge requirements. Units should update OSM where appropriate\, subject to the Section Team being satisfied that the individual Explorer Scout has completed the relevant requirement(s). \nThis includes evidence towards: \n\nHikes Away Staged Activity Badge – One qualifying hike.\nNights Away Staged Activity Badge – One qualifying night away.
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/district-inter-unit-night-hike-explorers
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
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SUMMARY:District Inter-Troop Night Hike (Scouts)
DESCRIPTION:Are you ready to put your navigation\, teamwork and outdoor skills to the test? \nThe Doncaster Danum District Night Hike is an annual competition that challenges Scout teams to navigate through the night\, work together to overcome practical challenges and demonstrate their Scouting skills under pressure. \nThe Night Hike provides Scouts with a memorable overnight adventure while putting their navigation\, teamwork and practical Scouting skills to the test against teams from across the District. \n\nEvent Overview\nThe District Inter-Troop Night Hike is one of Doncaster Danum’s annual Scout competitions\, bringing together teams from across the District for an exciting overnight navigation challenge. \nBeginning at Fishlake Community Hall\, teams will plot their own route before setting off on a night hike to Thorne Methodist Church. Along the way\, they will visit a series of incident bases where they will complete practical Scouting challenges designed to test their navigation\, teamwork\, communication and practical Scouting skills. \nAfter completing the hike\, all participants will stay overnight before enjoying a bacon sandwich breakfast and attending the presentation of trophies and awards on Sunday morning. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nPlot your own route using the maps provided.\nNavigate independently between checkpoints during a night hike.\nVisit four incident bases\, each featuring realistic Scouting challenges.\nWork together as a team to solve problems and complete practical tasks.\nPut your navigation\, teamwork and decision making skills into practice.\nStay overnight with teams from across the District.\nEnjoy a bacon sandwich breakfast on Sunday morning.\nAttend the presentation of trophies and awards.\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nScouts only.\nTeams must consist of 3 to 6 Scouts.\nTeams may enter either:\n\nMain Scouts Competition\nTenderfoot Competition\n\n\n\nTeams will compete in either competition\, providing an appropriate level of challenge based on experience and ability. \n\nKey Event Details\n\nStart Location: Fishlake Community Hall\nFinish Location: Thorne Methodist Church\nDates: Saturday 17 October to Sunday 18 October 2026\nArrival: Teams will be allocated an arrival time approximately 30 days before the event. Teams should arrive at least two hours before their allocated start time.\nPresentation: Sunday 18 October at approximately 10:30am\nCollection: Thorne Methodist Church at approximately 11:00am on Sunday\nCost: £15 per participant\nAccommodation: Overnight indoor accommodation at Thorne Methodist Church\nFood Included: Soup station refreshments during the event and a bacon sandwich breakfast on Sunday morning\n\n\nKit List\nEssential Personal Equipment\nEach participant should bring: \n\nWalking boots or sturdy walking footwear.\nWaterproof jacket and waterproof trousers (weather dependent).\nSpare warm clothing.\nHead torch.\nHigh visibility vest (an oversized vest is recommended to fit over a rucksack).\nSleeping bag.\nRoll mat.\n\nSleeping bags and roll mats should be left at the venue before the hike and will be used for the overnight stay after completing the competition. \nTeam Equipment\nEach team must provide: \n\nBothy bag suitable for up to seven people (or a suitably sized tarp).\nCompass.\nWhite light.\nRed light.\nOne adult sleeping bag.\nOne survival bag.\nWatch.\nTeam first aid kit.\nPen and pencil.\nSmall notebook with tear out pages.\nFully charged mobile phone.\n\nLeaders should also carry a separate fully charged mobile phone as a backup. \nMaps are provided by the District and do not need to be brought to the event. \nPlease ensure that all equipment is clearly named to help reunite lost property with its owner. \n\nImportant Information\nKit Inspection\nBefore setting off\, every team and accompanying leader must complete a mandatory kit inspection. \nA full equipment list for each team\, participant and leader will be issued once your booking has been confirmed. \nPlease note: \n\nEvery required item must be presented during the inspection.\nTeams will not be permitted to start until all required equipment has been checked.\nMissing equipment must be produced before the team’s allocated start time.\nAny delay caused by missing equipment will reduce the team’s available plotting time.\nAll walking boots must be clean before entering the inspection area.\n\nArrival\nEach team will be allocated an arrival time approximately 30 days before the event. \nOn arrival\, teams will: \n\nLeave overnight equipment at the accommodation venue.\nComplete the mandatory kit inspection.\nPlot their route for the competition.\n\nPlease only take the equipment required for the hike into the kit inspection area. \nRoute Plotting\nTeams will have two hours to plot their route using the maps provided. \nAdult leaders are not permitted to enter the plotting room or assist their team during route planning. \nFood must not be eaten in the plotting room. \nOnce route planning has been completed\, each team will be allocated a maximum walking time based on their planned route\, with an additional time allowance. Teams exceeding their allocated finish time will be withdrawn from the competition. \nCompetition Equipment\nAt the end of the event\, teams must return all issued competition equipment\, including: \n\nRoute cards.\nScore cards.\nPens.\nFelt tip pens.\n\nPoints will be deducted for any missing or unreturned equipment. \n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: 10 July 2026.\nBookings close: 18 September 2026.\nBookings are made through the District website.\nThe entry fee is £15 per participant.\nBookings are non refundable.\nIf places remain after the booking deadline\, Groups that have already entered one or more teams may submit one additional team. Additional entries must be received by 25 September 2026 and will be accepted subject to availability.\nFinal joining instructions will be sent to the lead booking contact approximately 30 days before the event.\n\n\nLeader Information\nEach team must be accompanied by one adult leader\, who is responsible for the team throughout the event and must stay overnight. \nMain Scouts Competition \nLeaders accompany their team for safety but must not assist with navigation\, route planning\, decision making or completing challenges. Scouts should complete the competition independently. \nTenderfoot Competition \nLeaders accompany their team for safety and may provide guidance and support where appropriate to help younger or less experienced Scouts develop their confidence and skills. \nApproximately 20 adult volunteers are required to deliver the event safely. If you are able to assist with marshalling\, running incident bases or supporting the event\, please let the District Events Team know as soon as possible. \nThe event is delivered under the District Nights Away Permit\, and the District will submit the required Nights Away Notification (NAN). \nNo additional permits are required from attending leaders. \n\nRisk Assessments\nGroups should review these documents before attending and consider whether any additional Group specific control measures are required for their own young people\, volunteers and equipment. \nDoncaster Danum Night Hike Risk Assessment 2026 \n\nEvent Photography\nPhotographs and video footage may be taken during the event and used by Doncaster Danum Scouts on our website\, social media channels and in future promotional material\, including leaflets and posters. \nBy making a booking\, Groups confirm that photo permissions for all participants have been recorded and managed in accordance with The Scouts’ policies. \n\nOSM Badge Information\nThe event also provides evidence towards additional badge requirements. Groups should update OSM where appropriate\, subject to the Section Team being satisfied that the individual Scout has completed the relevant requirement(s). \nThis includes evidence towards: \n\nHikes Away Staged Activity Badge – One qualifying hike.\nNights Away Staged Activity Badge – One qualifying night away.\nAdventure Challenge Award – Take part in an adventurous activity.\nPersonal Challenge Award:\n\nTake part in an organised walk.\nTake part in a District event.\n\n\nTeamwork Challenge Award:\n\nBe part of a Scout team working together to achieve a goal.\nTake part in a team building activity that you have not tried before.
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/district-inter-troop-night-hike-scouts
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
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SUMMARY:District Leaders Skills Day
DESCRIPTION:Whether you’re new to Scouting or have years of experience\, this is your opportunity to learn\, share and connect. \nJoin us at Squirrel Wood for a full day of practical skills\, useful ideas and networking\, designed to support you in delivering great Scouting for young people. \n\nEvent Overview\nLeader Skills Day brings together volunteers from across Doncaster Danum District for a day of learning\, development and shared experience. \nWith a wide range of sessions available\, you will have the opportunity to choose the areas most relevant to you\, build your confidence\, develop new skills and share ideas with others. \nThe programme will include a mixture of practical activities and discussion based sessions. Some will take place indoors\, some outdoors and some in the Drey. Sessions in the Main Lodge will run back to back throughout the day. \nAlongside the learning\, there will be plenty of time to meet other volunteers\, exchange ideas and build stronger connections across the District. \nFollowing the daytime programme\, you can join us for an optional meal and Campfire Workshop. You can also sleep overnight with social in the lodge and enjoy breakfast with the team the following morning. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nFive sessions during the day\nA mixture of practical and discussion based learning\nSessions suitable for different roles and levels of experience\nOpportunities to develop your skills and confidence\nIdeas to take back to your section\, team or Trustee Board\nTime to meet and learn from other volunteers\nLunch included\nOptional evening meal\nOptional Campfire Workshop\nOptional overnight sleeping with breakfast\nLodge will be open for sleeping and social after\n\n\nChoosing Your Sessions\nWhen booking\, you will select the five sessions you are most interested in attending. \nWe will use everyone’s choices to create individual timetables for the day. We will aim to allocate you at least three of your selected sessions\, but you may also be allocated other sessions. \nThis will help us provide each Group with a broader range of skills across its volunteer team\, allowing more knowledge and experience to be shared after the event. \nSome sessions may not run if they do not receive enough interest. \nYour final five sessions will be confirmed 21 days before the event\, giving those delivering them enough time to prepare. \n\nAvailable Sessions\nHikes Across the Sections \nDiscover how to plan and adapt hikes for every age group\, from Squirrels through to Explorers. This session will cover routes\, activities\, safety and ways to keep everyone engaged. \nAn Introduction to SEND in Scouting \nDevelop your understanding of special educational needs and disabilities and explore practical ways to make Scouting more inclusive and accessible for every young person. \nWhat Should a Trustee Board Actually Do? \nUnderstand the responsibilities of a Trustee Board\, how trustees support good governance\, how to manage risk effectively and what makes a successful Annual General Meeting. \nPlanning a Great Programme with Online Scout Manager \nLearn how to use Online Scout Manager to plan an exciting and balanced programme\, track badge progress\, organise parent rotas and reduce the time you spend on administration. \nStarting Your Nights Away Permit Journey \nFind out how to begin working towards a Nights Away Permit\, what you do and do not need to know\, what to expect from the assessment process and how to use the digital permit system. \nBackwoods Cooking for Every Section \nExplore practical backwoods cooking activities that can be adapted for different sections. Pick up ideas and techniques that will help young people safely prepare and cook food outdoors. \nBranching Out and Achieving Your Wood Badge \nLearn about Branching Out\, how it supports your development as a volunteer and what you need to do to complete your Wood Badge. \nWriting a Great Scout Award Nomination \nLearn how to nominate someone for a Scout award and write a strong citation for a Good Service Award that clearly demonstrates their contribution and impact. \nRisk Assessments Made Simple \nLearn how to plan activities safely\, identify and manage risks and complete an effective risk assessment. The session will include practical advice\, useful tips and common pitfalls to avoid. \nYouShape and Youth Led Scouting \nDiscover what YouShape means\, why youth led Scouting matters and how young people can play a meaningful role in shaping their programme and Scouting experience. \nWhy Should Scouts Move On to Explorers? \nExplore the benefits of Explorer Scouting and how Scout Teams can support a positive transition. Learn how Explorers helps young people continue their journey\, develop new skills and access further opportunities. \nFire Lighting Skills for Every Section \nDevelop practical fire lighting skills and explore safe\, age appropriate techniques and activities that can be used with every section\, from Squirrels through to Explorers. \n\nDaytime Programme\n9.00am\nArrival\, coffee\, biscuits and networking \n10.00am to 11.00am\nSession one \n11.15am to 12.15pm\nSession two \n12.30pm to 1.30pm\nLunch \n1.30pm to 2.30pm\nSession three \n2.45pm to 3.45pm\nSession four \n4.00pm to 5.00pm\nSession five \n\nOptional Evening Programme\nMeal and Drinks \n5.15pm to 6.00pm \nStay after the daytime sessions for an informal meal and the chance to spend more time with volunteers from across the District. \nThe meal costs £5 per person and includes food and a drink. This must be selected when booking. \nHow to Run a Great Campfire \n7.30pm to 9.00pm \nLearn how to plan and lead an enjoyable campfire for any section. Explore how to choose songs\, build atmosphere\, involve everyone and bring your campfire to a memorable close. \nThis is an optional additional session following the evening BBQ. \n\nWho Can Attend\n\nAdult volunteers aged 18 and over\nOpen to new and experienced volunteers\nMaximum of 180 attendees\n\n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: Squirrel Wood Campsite\nDate: Saturday 24 October 2026\nArrival: From 9.00am\nDaytime programme: 10.00am to 5.00pm\nCampfire Workshop: 7.30pm to 9.00pm\nDaytime event: £5\nOptional Meal: £5 per person\, including food and a drink\nLunch: Included\nOvernight: Lodge or Camping\nBreakfast: Included for those sleeping overnight\n\n\nKit List\n\nGroup neckerchief\, which must be worn\nSuitable clothing and footwear for indoor and outdoor sessions\nWaterproof clothing\nCamping equipment if staying overnight\n\nA full kit list will be provided ahead of the event. \n\nImportant Information\n\nThis is an adult only event\nSome sessions will take place outdoors\nSession choices are preferences and cannot be guaranteed\nYour final timetable will be confirmed 21 days before the event\nThe evening meal must be selected when booking\nOvernight camping must be confirmed when booking\nFurther information will be shared as planning progresses\n\n\nBooking and Payment\n\nAll places must be booked online\nSession preferences must be submitted when booking\nThe optional meal must be booked in advance\nGroups will be invoiced for any chargeable places booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer before the event\n\n\nLeader Information\n\nThis event is designed for adult volunteers\nSessions will be delivered by experienced volunteers from across the District\nVolunteers will receive their individual session timetable 21 days before the event\nPlease make sure attendees understand that their preferred sessions cannot all be guaranteed
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/leaders-skills-day
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:District Top Awards Presentation Day
DESCRIPTION:Join us as we celebrate the achievements of young people and volunteers from across Doncaster Danum. \nThe District Top Awards Presentation is a key moment in the Scouting calendar\, recognising the commitment\, effort and success of those who have achieved their highest awards. \n\nEvent Overview\nThe District Top Awards Presentation Day is a formal celebration for young people who have achieved their section’s Top Award and adult volunteers receiving recognition for their contribution to Scouting. \nThe event is by invitation only. Groups and Units will be allocated to one of two presentation sessions. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nPresentation of young people’s Top Awards\nRecognition of adult volunteers\nA chance for families\, leaders and invited guests to celebrate together\nA door raffle during the event\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nYoung people receiving a Top Award\nParents\, guardians and additional guests of young people receiving an award\nAdult volunteers receiving an award\nAdult volunteer supporters\n\n\nKey Details\n\nDate: Sunday 22 November 2026\nVenue: Hilton Garden Inn\, Doncaster Racecourse\, Leger Way\, Doncaster DN2 6BB\nBooking: By invitation only\n\n\nSession Times\n\n\n\n\nSession A\nSession B\n\n\n\n\nDoors open\n3:00pm\n5:45pm\n\n\nPresentations start\n3:15pm\n6:00pm\n\n\nPresentations end\n4:45pm\n7:30pm\n\n\n\nYour Group or Unit will be allocated to a session. Please book only the session shown in your invitation email. \n\nDress Code\nThis is a special occasion. Young people will receive their awards in front of their families\, fellow Scouts\, leaders and invited guests\, including the Civic Mayor. Please help them arrive looking and feeling proud. \nYoung people receiving an award must wear full\, correct uniform for their current section: their section jumper or shirt\, Group or Unit necker and the correct woggle. Friendship knots\, polo shirts\, hoodies and part uniform are not suitable for this event. \nThe Top Award badge must be sewn onto their uniform before the event\, with all other badges in the correct places. If a young person has moved up a section\, they should wear their new section’s uniform with the Top Award badge from their previous section displayed on it. \nYoung people must wear Scout trousers or smart navy trousers. Jeans\, leggings and sports shorts are not suitable. Uniform should be clean\, ironed and smartly worn. \nPlease wear clean\, smart\, closed toe shoes. Plain\, dark coloured trainers are fine if they are clean. Please avoid brightly coloured sports trainers\, sandals and Crocs. \nLeaders and other uniformed volunteers should wear full\, smart adult uniform\, including their necker and woggle\, with smart navy trousers or a skirt. \nIf an adjustment is needed for accessibility\, comfort\, cultural or religious reasons\, please contact the event team in advance. \n\nTickets and Confirming Attendance\nYou will receive a booking link by email for your allocated session. Please use it to confirm attendance and book a ticket for every person attending\, including the award recipient. \nEach young person receiving an award can bring two guests free of charge. Additional guest tickets cost £5 each. \nWhen booking\, please enter the award recipient’s name exactly as it should appear on their certificate. Check the spelling carefully before submitting. \n\nVenue Information\n\nFree parking is available in Car Park A\, opposite the Grandstand on Leger Way.\nThere is no parking in the hotel car park.\nWhat3Words: improving.movie.fears\n\n\nImportant Leader Information\n\nLeaders are encouraged to attend and support their young people. Please use the booking link and session allocation provided for your Group or Unit.
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/district-top-awards-presentation-day
LOCATION:Hilton Garden Inn\, Leger Way\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN2 6BB\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Awards
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SUMMARY:Frosty’s Winter Wonderland
DESCRIPTION:Get ready for an unforgettable afternoon filled with festive fun\, Christmas magic and more activities than ever before. \nFrosty’s Winter Wonderland returns to Squirrel Wood for 2026\, bringing together Squirrels\, Beavers and Cubs from across Doncaster Danum District for crafts\, games\, festive food\, exciting activities and a special visit from Santa. \nAnd brand new for 2026\, Frosty’s Winter Wonderland will feature its very own Fun Fair. \n\nEvent Overview\nFrosty’s Winter Wonderland is a festive afternoon designed especially for our younger sections. \nYoung people can explore around 25 different activities at their own pace\, enjoy a hot dog and hot chocolate and visit Santa’s Grotto\, where every child will receive a present. \nSpaces are limited and this event is always popular\, so early booking is recommended. \n\nWhat to Expect\nThis event will operate on a Queue and Do basis. \nPlease note that we cannot guarantee participants will be able to take part in every activity or ride available. We will manage queues as much as possible throughout the event. If an activity has a long queue\, Groups should move on to another activity and return later. This will help young people avoid waiting around and potentially missing other activities. \nWith around 25 activities planned\, there will be plenty for everyone to enjoy. \nYoung people can get creative in the Elves’ Workshop\, make wooden Christmas tree decorations\, roast marshmallows and enjoy festive favourites including Christmas bingo and a snowman beetle drive. \nThere will also be plenty of action and adventure with Weaselling\, junior tomahawks\, Nerf Alley and hook a duck. \nAnd brand new for 2026\, Frosty’s Fun Fair will feature a giant Fun House\, Tea Cups and a festive Train. \nEvery child will also visit Santa’s Grotto\, receive a present and enjoy a hot dog and hot chocolate. \nBrand New for 2026: Frosty’s Fun Fair \nThis year\, Frosty’s Winter Wonderland is getting even bigger with the addition of an exciting Fun Fair. \nThe Fun Fair will include: \n\nA giant Fun House\nTea Cups\nA festive Train\n\nThese fantastic new attractions are included in the ticket price and will be available throughout the event. \nSanta’s Grotto \nEvery young person will have the opportunity to visit Santa’s Grotto and receive a present. \nGrotto times will be allocated to Groups in advance based on the number of young people attending. Leaders will receive their allocated time during the leader briefing. \nThis will help reduce queues and make sure every Group has plenty of time with the big man himself. \n\nWho Can Attend\nFrosty’s Winter Wonderland is open to: \n\nSquirrels\nBeavers\nCubs\n\nYoung people must attend as part of their section with their leaders. This is not a drop off event and individual families cannot make bookings. \n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: Squirrel Wood Campsite\nDate: Saturday 5 December 2026\nYoung people arrive: From 1.45pm\nEvent begins: 2.00pm\nEvent finishes: 6.00pm\nCost: £15 per Squirrel\, Beaver or Cub\n\nFood and Dietary Requirements \nEvery young person will receive: \n\nA hot dog\nA hot chocolate\n\nAdult volunteers will have access to hot drinks but must bring their own reusable cup or mug. \nThe name and dietary requirements of every young person must be provided when booking. This is essential because several activities involve food and hot dogs will be served to all young people. \nPlease make sure all allergy and dietary information is complete and accurate at the time of booking. \nExclusive Frosty’s 2026 Event Badge \nA limited edition Frosty’s 2026 event badge is available to celebrate the event. \nBadges can be ordered in advance for just £2 each when booking. \nA limited number will be available to purchase on the day for £2.50 each. As this is a limited run\, ordering in advance is recommended to avoid missing out. \n \n\nKit List\nYoung people should bring or wear: \n\nGroup neckerchief\, which must be worn\nChristmas jumper\, encouraged\nSuitable clothing and footwear for the weather\nA waterproof coat\nSpending money for the Squirrel Wood Shop\n\nAdult volunteers must bring their own reusable cup or mug if they would like a hot drink. \n\nImportant Information\n\nThis is a leader led event and young people must attend with their section\nSanta’s Grotto times will be allocated to Groups and provided at the leader briefing\nAttending leaders will be expected to support their young people throughout the event\nFurther event information will be shared with Groups closer to the event\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: Thursday 10 September 2026\nBookings close: Sunday 8 November 2026\nYoung person ticket: £15\nAdvance event badge: £2\nBookings can only be made by Group leaders\nIndividual bookings cannot be made by parents or carers\nNames and dietary requirements must be provided at the time of booking\nEvent badges should be ordered during the booking process\nGroups will be invoiced for all places and badges booked\nPayment must be made by bank transfer\n\n\nLeader Information\nLeaders must arrive at Squirrel Wood by 1.00pm. \nA leader briefing will take place at 1.15pm before young people begin arriving from 1.45pm. Leaders will receive important event information and their Group’s allocated Santa’s Grotto time during this briefing. \nEach section will receive complimentary adult places in line with the required ratios: \n\nSquirrels: One complimentary adult for every four young people\nBeavers: One complimentary adult for every six young people\nCubs: One complimentary adult for every eight young people\n\nGroups must ensure that the correct number of adults attend and that their usual section ratios are maintained throughout the event. \nAttending leaders will need to help participants move through the activities efficiently. This includes supporting young people with activities such as arts and crafts and helping event volunteers supervise activities where required. \nVolunteers Needed \nCalling All Leaders and Young Leaders \nTo help make Frosty’s Winter Wonderland a success\, we need additional leaders and Young Leaders to assist the event team throughout the day. \nVolunteer roles will include: \n\nRunning games and activities\nAssisting in the arts and crafts area\nHelping to move props\, decorations and lighting\nSupervising activities\nDirecting participants around the site\nHelping during arrival and collection\n\nTo offer your help\, please email Glynis Robinson. \n\n			\n				\n			\n			\n				\n			\n		\n\n\nEvent Terms and Waiver\nBy making a booking\, the Group acknowledges and agrees to the following event terms: \n\nAll places must be booked in advance by a Group leader\nGroups cannot arrive on the day without a confirmed booking\nFull payment is required 30 days before the event\nAll places booked are non refundable\nYoung people must attend as part of their section with the appropriate number of leaders\nGroups must maintain the correct adult to young person ratios throughout the event\nWe cannot guarantee that participants will be able to take part in every activity or ride available. We will manage queues as much as possible but some activities may be particularly popular. If an activity has a long queue\, Groups should move on to another activity and return later to avoid waiting around and missing other activities\nAttending leaders will be expected to help young people in their Group take part in activities\nLeader support will be particularly important for activities such as arts and crafts\nPhotographs and video footage will be taken throughout the event. Footage will be used by Doncaster Danum Scouts on social media\, the District website and in future promotional materials including leaflets\, posters and digital advertising\nThe car park is expected to be very busy during arrival and collection. Queues and delays may occur while volunteers and staff safely manage vehicle movements and parking\nGroups and families are encouraged to share transport wherever possible to help reduce the number of vehicles arriving on site\n\n\nKey Dates\n\nBookings open: Thursday 10 September 2026\nPayment deadline: Thursday 5 November 2026\nBookings close: Sunday 8 November 2026\nEvent date: Saturday 5 December 2026\nLeaders arrive: 1.00pm\nLeader briefing: 1.15pm\nYoung people arrive: From 1.45pm\nEvent: 2.00pm to 6.00pm
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/frostys-winter-wonderland
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Youth Event
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SUMMARY:District Carol Concert
DESCRIPTION:Celebrate the festive season with Scouts from across Doncaster Danum. \nJoin us for an evening of music\, carols and Christmas cheer\, bringing together young people\, volunteers\, families and friends in a shared celebration. \n\nEvent Overview\nThe District Carol Concert is a relaxed and enjoyable evening\, welcoming all sections to come together and celebrate the festive season. \nThe event will include live music from the Doncaster Danum Scout Band\, traditional carol singing and an opportunity for the whole district to come together in a festive setting. \nThis is a great chance to involve families and showcase Scouting within the community. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nLive music from Doncaster Danum Scout Band\nCarol singing\nFestive atmosphere\nOpportunity for families and friends to attend\nA relaxed and inclusive evening\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nAll sections\nParents\, carers\, family and friends\n\n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: St Peter in Chains Church\nDate: Tuesday 8th December 2026\nTime: 6:30pm to 8:00pm\nCost: Free\n\n\nKit List\n\nGroup neckerchief (must be worn)\nChristmas jumpers encouraged\n\n\nImportant Information\n\nThis is a family-friendly event\nAll sections are welcome to attend\nFurther details will be shared closer to the event\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBooking details will be released once confirmed\nThis is a free event\n\n\nLeader Information\n\nLeaders are encouraged to support attendance across their sections\nThis is an opportunity to engage families and the wider community
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/district-carol-concert
LOCATION:St Peter-in-Chains\, Chequer Road\, Doncaster\, DN1 2AA\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Youth Event
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SUMMARY:District Freezer Camp
DESCRIPTION:Can your Scouts handle the freeze? \nFreezer Camp is back for 2027 — a full weekend of challenge\, adventure and cold-weather Scouting at Squirrel Wood. One of the most talked-about events in the district calendar\, this is not for the faint-hearted. \n\nEvent Overview\nFreezer Camp is a high-energy winter camp designed to challenge Scouts through a mix of activities\, teamwork and outdoor adventure — all set against the coldest conditions of the year. \nAcross the weekend\, Scouts will take part in a wide range of activities\, building skills\, resilience and confidence while embracing the winter environment. Scouts camp outdoors all weekend while completing a mixture of indoor and outdoor activities. The event combines comfort with challenge\, making it accessible while still delivering a true winter Scouting experience. Fully catered throughout\, Scouts can focus on the experience\, the activities and the challenge of taking on the cold. \n\nWhat to Expect\nA fun\, fast-paced and challenging winter programme. Past activities have included: \n\nArchery and shooting\nParacord and woggle making\nScout skills and challenges\nFire lighting\nFirst aid activities\nHuman curling\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nScouts\nMaximum 49 young people\nMaximum 4 Scouts per Group\n\n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: Squirrel Wood Campsite\nDates: Friday 8 January to Sunday 10 January 2027\nTime: 6:30pm Friday to 2:00pm Sunday\nCost: £45 per Scout\nAccommodation: Camping\nFood: Fully catered\n\n\nKit List\n\nStrong bag / Rucksack\nStrong walking boots / Wellingtons\nTrainers for indoors\nTent – (Group must provide)\nWalking Trousers\nWaterproof coat\nWaterproof trousers\nT-shirts\nJumpers and/or sweatshirts\nGroup necker\nCarry mat for sleeping on\nWaterproof groundsheet\n4-season sleeping bag. An alternative is two\, one inside the other\nSpare bin bag for dirty clothes\nPillow and blanket\nPersonal wash kit and towel\nTorch – (head torch is better. Put in fresh batteries before the weekend)\nWater bottle\nA weekend’s supply of underclothes thermals\nHat and gloves- 2 pairs\nPrescribed medicines in orginal packaging with dispensing instruction\n\nNO MOBILE PHONES\, ELECTRONIC DEVICES\, VAPES OR KNIVES \n\nImportant Information\n\nThis is a cold-weather event — Scouts must be prepared for winter conditions\, including low temperatures and potential snow\nThe event will be delivered by the District Events Team under a Nights Away Permit\nLeaders are not required to attend\nDrop off time is staggered between 6.30pm and 7.30pm on Friday evening. Each group will be informed of their drop off time prior to the event\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: 12 October 2026\nBookings close: 22 December 2026\nBookings must be made online by the Group\nYour Group will be invoiced for all places booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer before the event\n\n\nLeader Information\n\nLeaders are not required to attend\nTents need to be provided by each Scout group\nThe event will be fully supervised and delivered by the District Events Team\n\n\nRisk Assessments\nRisk assessments will be available to download from this page closer to the event. Groups should review these documents before attending and consider whether any additional Group specific control measures are required for their own young people\, volunteers and equipment. \n\nEvent Photography\nPhotographs and video footage may be taken during the event and used by Doncaster Danum Scouts on our website\, social media channels and in future promotional material\, including leaflets and posters. \nBy making a booking\, Groups confirm that photo permissions for all participants have been recorded and managed in accordance with The Scouts’ policies. \n\nOSM Badge Information\nThe event also provides evidence towards additional badge requirements. Groups should update OSM where appropriate\, subject to the Section Team being satisfied that the individual Scout has completed the relevant requirement(s). \nThis includes evidence towards: \n\nNights Away Staged Activity Badge – Two qualifying nights away.\nAdventure Challenge Award – Take part in an adventurous activity.\nPersonal Challenge Award:\n\nTake part in a winter camp\nTake part in a District event.\n\n\nTeamwork Challenge Award:\n\nBe part of a Scout team working together to achieve a goal.\nTake part in a team building activity that you have not tried before.\n\n\nOutdoor Challenge Award – Help to pitch and strike your tent
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/district-freezer-camp
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
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SUMMARY:Patrol Leaders Training Camp
DESCRIPTION:Are you a Patrol Leader\, Assistant Patrol Leader or ready to step up into the role? \nThis training camp is designed to build confidence\, develop leadership skills and help you get the most out of your role within your Troop. \n\nEvent Overview\nThe Danum Patrol Leaders’ Training Camp is a practical and engaging weekend focused on developing leadership skills through teamwork\, activities and real Scouting scenarios. \nThroughout the weekend\, Scouts will take part in a range of activities designed to help them understand their role as a Patrol Leader\, support their Troop effectively and lead with confidence. \nIt’s also a great opportunity to meet Scouts from across the district\, share ideas and take inspiration back to your own Troop. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nLeadership-focused activities and challenges\nTeamwork and practical learning\nGames and group activities\nOpportunity to meet Scouts from across the district\nSkills to take back into your Troop\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nScouts\nPatrol Leaders\, Assistant Patrol Leaders or those preparing for the role\nMaximum 3 Scouts per Group\n\n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: Squirrel Wood Campsite\nDates: Friday 5 March to Sunday 7 March 2027\nTime: 7:30pm Friday to 3:00pm Sunday\nCost: £40 per Scout\nAccommodation: Indoor lodge accommodation\n\n\nKit List\n\nFull uniform (must be worn throughout the weekend)\nStrong bag or rucksack\nOutdoor boots or shoes\nTrainers for indoor use\nTrousers\, tracksuit or jeans\nWaterproof coat\nT-shirts\nJumpers or sweatshirts\nUnderclothes\nGloves\, scarf and hat\nSleeping bag\, blanket and pillow\nSpare bin bags for dirty clothes\nWash kit and towel\nTea towel\nTorch\n\nProvided by the District: \n\nAll food\nCooking equipment and cutlery\n\n\nImportant Information\n\nTransport to and from Squirrel Wood is not provided\nMobile phones\, electronic devices and handheld games are not permitted\nKnives are not permitted\nItems may be confiscated if brought to camp\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: 7 December 2026\nBookings close: 7 February 2027\nBookings must be made online by the Group\nYour Group will be invoiced for all places booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer before the event\nMedical and dietary information must be completed at the time of booking\nPlease use the parent or guardian email address when booking\n\n\nLeader Information\n\nLeaders are not required to attend\nThe event will be fully run and delivered by the District Events Team under a Nights Away Permit\n\n 
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/patrol-leaders-training-camp
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Youth Event
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SUMMARY:St George’s Day Celebration
DESCRIPTION:St George’s Day Celebration returns to Doncaster. \nFor the first time since 2019\, Scouts from across the district will come together in the city centre — in full uniform\, with pride and purpose. \nThis is the first celebration since 2019 and it’s important we show up properly as a district. \n\nEvent Overview\nSt George’s Day is one of the most important dates in the Scouting calendar. As the Patron Saint of Scouting\, St George represents courage\, service and doing what is right — values that sit at the heart of everything we do. \nThe St George’s Day Celebration is a long-standing tradition in Doncaster\, bringing together young people and volunteers to publicly demonstrate those values and showcase Scouting within the local community. \nGroups will potentially parade through Doncaster city centre\, passing the Mansion House before continuing to a formal service at St George’s Minster. \nThe service will be a reflective\, inclusive service suitable for people of all faiths and none\, in line with the values of Scouting. \nWith Scout bands including the District Band leading the way\, this will be a strong and visible presence in the city and a chance to show what Scouting looks like across Doncaster. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nParade through Doncaster city centre\nProcession past the Mansion House\nService at St George’s Minster\nParticipation alongside Scout bands including the District Band\nA large-scale public event showcasing Scouting\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nAll sections\nSquirrels\, Beavers\, Cubs\, Scouts and Explorers\nAdult volunteers\n\n\nKey Details\n\nLocation: Doncaster City Centre and St George’s Minster\nDate: 25 April 2027\nCost: Free\n\n\nKit List\n\nFull smart uniform (must be worn)\nGroup neckerchief (must be worn)\nGroup flags and Union Jack\n\n\nImportant Information\n\nThis is a public event representing Scouting across Doncaster\nAll young people and leaders are expected to attend in full\, smart uniform\nGroups will parade together under their Group flags\nExplorer Scouts will parade together as a single District Unit under the District flag and neckerchief\nGroups must attend with appropriate leadership and operate within correct ratios\nThis event plays a key role in raising the profile of Scouting within the local community\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nGroups must RSVP with:\n\nSections attending\nNumber of young people\nNumber of leaders\n\n\nBooking details will be released once confirmed\nThis is a free event\n\n\nLeader Information\n\nLeaders are required to attend with their young people\nGroups must ensure appropriate ratios are in place\nThis is one of the most important opportunities to represent your Group and Scouting across the district
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/st-georges-day-celebration
LOCATION:South Yorkshire
CATEGORIES:Adult Event,Youth Event
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SUMMARY:Sixers & Seconders Camp
DESCRIPTION:Ready to take your first step into leadership? \nThe Sixers & Seconders Camp is designed to help Cubs build confidence\, take on responsibility and develop the skills they need to support their Pack. \n\nEvent Overview\nThis development-focused weekend is aimed at Cubs who are currently Sixers or Seconders\, or those preparing to take on these roles. \nThrough a mix of traditional Scouting\, outdoor activities and team challenges\, Cubs will begin to understand what it means to take responsibility\, support others and lead within their Pack. \nThe weekend combines leadership learning with practical Scouting experiences\, helping young people build confidence\, develop teamwork skills and take their first steps into leadership in a fun and supportive environment. \n\nWhat to Expect\n\nLeadership-focused activities and challenges\nTeamwork and responsibility-based tasks\nOutdoor skills and traditional Scouting\nCampfire and evening activities\nConfidence building through practical experiences\n\n\nWho Can Attend\n\nCubs\nSixers\, Seconders or those preparing to take on these roles\nMaximum 36 young people\nMaximum 4 Cubs per Group\n\n\nKey Details\n\nVenue: Squirrel Wood Campsite\nDates: 28 May to 30 May 2027\nTime: 6:00pm Friday to 4:00pm Sunday\nCost: £40 per Cub\nAccommodation: To be confirmed\n\n\nKit List\nA full kit list will be provided ahead of the event. \n\nImportant Information\n\nThis is a development-focused camp aimed at building leadership skills\nThe event will be fully run and delivered by the District Events Team\nFurther event details will be shared ahead of the event\n\n\nBooking & Payment\n\nBookings open: 27 February 2027\nBookings close: 28 April 2027\nBookings must be made online by the Group\nYour Group will be invoiced for all places booked\nPayment should be made by bank transfer before the event\n\n\nLeader Information\n\nLeaders are not required to attend\nThe event will be delivered under a Nights Away Permit by the District Events Team
URL:https://doncasterscouts.org.uk/event/sixers-seconders-camp
LOCATION:Squirrel Wood Scout Campsite\, The Abbe's Walk\, Doncaster\, South Yorkshire\, DN6 9JQ\, United Kingdom
CATEGORIES:Youth Event
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