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Issue 122 - the Pembury Village Website

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1ST PEMBURY SCOUT GROUP NEWS10 FACTS YOU DIDN'T KNOW ABOUTSCOUTING● Scouting is <strong>the</strong> UK's largestco-educational youthorganisation.● There are 30 millionmembers of <strong>the</strong> Scoutingmovement around <strong>the</strong> world.● There are only a few countriesin which Scouting does not exist.● With support from <strong>the</strong> World Organisationof <strong>the</strong> Scout Movement, Scouting isgradually being introduced to Iraq.● Over 100,000 people take part in Scoutingevery night of <strong>the</strong> week.● An estimated 500million people have beenScouts since Scouting was formed.● World Scout Jamborees (<strong>the</strong> next is inChelmsford in 2007) involve participantsfrom more countries than <strong>the</strong> OlympicGames.● There are currently more members of <strong>the</strong>Scouting movement than at any time in <strong>the</strong>movements near 100-year history.● The Scout Association's youth programmefor young people – male and female –aged 6 to 25.BROWNIESON 27 MARCH, 3rd <strong>Pembury</strong>Brownies set off for Carrotty Wood inTonbridge for <strong>the</strong>ir annual holiday. Sixteenbrownies enjoyed activities includingswimming, craft, cooking and a low-ropecourse complete with ‘swamp area’ with lotsof mud!!!! They achieved <strong>the</strong>ir agility badgewith <strong>the</strong> help of young leaders Nicola andLianne. Kestrel and Barney also helpedwith <strong>the</strong> cook’s badge and kept us all fedand watered throughout <strong>the</strong> four days.Many thanks to all <strong>the</strong> helpers as we all hada terrific week.● DYB DYB DYB DOB DOB DOB [note<strong>the</strong> spelling] hasn't been used in Scoutingsince 1967. But, when it was used,it was an acronym for Do YourBest and Do Our Best.We are now urgently lookingfor new leaders/adults forour Scout Troop in order tokeep Scouting going in<strong>Pembury</strong>. If you are interested injoining <strong>the</strong> local Scout Group and be one of<strong>the</strong> facts above <strong>the</strong>n please ring 01892511383 and leave a message or emailpembury@tunbridgewellsscouts.org.ukScoutsReunited is a service that aims tohelp current and former Scouts from <strong>the</strong>United Kingdom and around <strong>the</strong> world meetup with old friends. Registration is free.● ScoutsReunited allows you to find outwhat your old Scout friends are doing now;● ScoutsReunited is supported byThe Scout Association's official database.The site can help you contact <strong>the</strong> millionsof people who have been in Scouting sinceit was founded in 1907;The ScoutsReunited website iswww.scoutsreunited.co.ukOur Activity Day on 7 April proved to beboth interesting and fun with 11 Browniescompleting <strong>the</strong>ir Science InvestigatorBadge. Some experiments being messy andsome tuneful! Teddies were bandaged andplastered but sent home intact – <strong>the</strong>Brownies having tried <strong>the</strong>ir hand at FirstAid. A busy fun day was achieved by all.Thanks to Laura, Nicola and Elizabeth forall <strong>the</strong>ir help.Brown Owl Wendy3rd <strong>Pembury</strong> Brownies33

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