WORLD SCOUT JAMBOREE

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Overview of the UK Contingent and The Survey
Overview of the UK Contingent The UK Contingent attending the Jamboree was made up of 4,015 members split between Units, the International Service Team (IST) and the 42 member Contingent Management and Support Team. The planning and delivery of the Jamboree Experience for Units and IST was overwhelmingly successful. This report while recording details of the planning and delivery for Japan, has been prepared to respond to the survey and includes our own findings. The Jamboree Experience for the Contingent members was as follows: Units 75 Units (4 leaders + 36 participants) took part in a 3 part experience: Mimasu Tokyo – 3 nights in Tokyo pre or post Jamboree** HoHo – 2 nights pre or post Jamboree** 23 rd World Scout Jamboree Some units included members from Girlguiding, Branches, and Solidarity Patrols. IST In addition to the Jamboree, the option was provided by the Contingent for “ISTokyo” ‐ 2 nights pre Jamboree in Tokyo and a visit to Hiroshima. IST members also had the option of travel being provided by the Contingent, or to arrange their own transport. Additionally, the Travel provider offered a number of optional post Jamboree tours. ** To fit with school holidays, Scottish Units completed HoHo and Mimasu Tokyo before the Jamboree. The Survey There are 442 responses to the Jamboree survey, this is significantly more than in previous years and has enabled us to review the data and respond in this document. The demographics of the survey were: The IST who constituted the largest group of respondents at 44% (197). This was followed by the participants at 24% (107). A total of 260 adults stated which organisation they were from, 85.4% (222) and 14.2% (37) were from Girlguiding. 0.4% (1) was from British Scouting Overseas. A high percentage of the respondents (81.9% / 212) were from England, 6.2% were from Wales, and 11.6% were from Scotland, and 0.4% were from Northern Ireland. The average age for the adult respondents completing this survey was 33.4 years old, and the 21 to 30 age group which yielded the most number of respondents. There were 107 respondents who were participants at the Jamboree, and the average age for the participants was 15.7 years old. We’ve split this report into key areas; Kit, IST, travel, programme, HoHo, communications, Unit Support, and finance. 3
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Page 3: Introduction Building on the succes
Page 7 and 8: Kit The CMT role was assigned in No
Page 9 and 10: number of bags returned to us was f
Page 11 and 12: IST and JPT Information for IST was
Page 13 and 14: How helpful did you find the respon
Page 15 and 16: Travel
Page 17 and 18: Free time ‐ 30 Beijing ‐198 D
Page 19 and 20: Tokyo Experience
Page 21 and 22: 1 2 3 4 Responses The range of acti
Page 23 and 24: HoHo An early meeting (February 201
Page 25 and 26: Communications
Page 27 and 28: Unit Leader Newsletter IST Newslett
Page 29 and 30: “Whoever came up with the idea to
Page 31 and 32: Join in Jamboree (Japan in a Box) T
Page 33 and 34: Unit Support The UK was originally
Page 35 and 36: communications are valued and provi
Page 37 and 38: Finance The fee for participants an
Page 39 and 40: 3% 1% 1% 1% 1% 1% 0% 7% 9% 21% 55%
Page 41 and 42: Summary In all, the UK Contingent f

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