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toggle navigation ripon and district scouts home district information meeting times district contacts group contacts downloads shop for uniforms sections beavers cubs scouts explorers network active support district calendar general information key policies recruitment welcome to ripon and district scouts keep up to date with our ripon and district scouts newsboard welcome to the new dc’s newsletter, aimée says: "i aim to produce one for all members of ripon and district at the end of each term to keep you informed of the essential happenings in and around the district. i will try to include a bit of news from everyone however, it is not a competition so please do not feel left out if you have not been mentioned and you feel you should have. i have had just less than two months in appointment and have not had chance to visit all groups and sections so most of the information in here has been gathered from agms, camps and social media. beaver scouts - a big thank you to spike, joanne the boroughbridge young leader/explorer team who ran a successful beaver day at a local farm. colonies which attended were boroughbridge, thirsk, 4th ripon, 6th ripon and masham. cub scouts - county cub camp was a great success with a strong district representation from boroughbridge, masham, 6th ripon, thirsk and hillside. of the packs who were unable to make the camp, many are taking part in individual group camps later in the summer. scouts - the hotly anticipated district team challenge hosted by sowerby scouts was won by 6th ripon team i. seventeen patrols from across the district including 6th ripon, boroughbridge, sowerby, topcliffe, masham and thirsk competed and in the end it was a close battle and test of scouting skills. thank you very much to jon goom for arranging the event. young leaders and explorers - we have some great young leaders within our sections and a big thank you to those who avoided their homework and exam revision to help out camps and district events this term. if any young leader would like to take their responsibilities further then please get in touch with me for more information on a new young adult permit scheme being introduced over the summer. explorer scouts - the explorers have also been busy too. later this month a small group are taking part in a jamboree in sweden and we have 5 scouts/explorer scouts selected to attend the world scout jamboree north america 2019. we also have 3 adults with links to the district attending as part of the international service team. please keep an ear to the ground and support any fundraising events that our representatives will be running in the build up to the world scout jamboree. district active support (das) - the dasquest, set up by the local das unit around boroughbridge has attracted packs from around the district and it is always a great showcase for scouting in the local area. i strongly urge you, if you have not already done so, to take part before it ends. although many members are also section leaders, extra das members have been on hand to help out at every district event this year including the recent beaver day, cub camp and scout team challenge. thank you to all who have helped make the smooth running of these events possible. finally…. thank you for all of your help and support over this term. have an enjoyable summer and get ready for an exciting build up to christmas. we're loving the gorgeous weather at the moment , but we can't deny it's not taken us by surprise! take a look at our tips for camping in the heat. where possible , it's a good idea to pitch your tent wherever it's going to be shady in the morning so you're not woken too early by hot, bright sunlight (beaver leaders, try not to laugh). check the direction of prevailing wind and pitch your tent in the same direction so the wind flows through, providing cooling ventilation. during the day, open up the tent as much as possible. remember the rules of sun safety: slip on a top, pop on a hat and slop on some sun cream . make sure everyone's following these rules , and suggest neckers also be worn with t-shirts to protect necks and shoulders from the sun. have lots of high factor sun cream on hand and encourage your young people to apply this to themselves every 2-3 hours. it's not appropriate for an adult to do this (other than parents to their own child). ensure that you're aware of any allergies to sun cream (ask the question on your nights away information form) and get young people with allergies to bring their own cream. ensure a constant, freely available supply of water and/or squash, and have hourly breaks for cold drinks. you also need to give some thought to storing food appropriately on hikes or on camp so it doesn't go off. for example, if you don't have a fridge available, you can store bottles of milk in a bucket of cold water in the shade with a wet tea towel covering the top of the bottles. refresh the water regularly to make sure it stays cold, and freeze a couple of bottles to keep things even colder and fresher for longer. activities should, where possible, take place in the shade or indoors . you should also be prepared to stop, cancel or wind down physical activities as some people will get tired quickly in the heat. hope these ideas (from the scout association) help!!! ripon & district active support unit can often be seen at scouting events throughout the district (and county) helping, supporting, leading, encouraging, guiding and generally 'providing active support' - but sometimes they have their own activities to rest, relax, and recharge their batteries. non more so at the annual ripon & district das family barbeque, this year held at the home of steve and liz at asenby. the sun was out, the barbeques lit and lively chatter could be heard in all parts of the gardens for a good four hours! mike, anne, brian, heather, steve, liz, eric, shirley, david, elaine, john, roz, ian, wendy, aim&eacutee;, alex and andrew all enjoyed an afternoon relaxing (and eating!) games of lawn crouquette, connect four etc. were provided, but the sun was so hot that 'shelter' was the main refuge for the afternoon. all in all, everyone enjoyed the event and thanks were give to steve & liz for their hospitality. the whole active support unit (including those not able to attend) are ready now for another year of 'support' to scouting locally. our district commissioner, aim&eacutee; dubiel, tells us that the recent district beaver activity day at brimham rocks adventure farm, held on 16th june was a complete success. there were 64 beavers from the district from 1st boroughbridge, 1st thirsk, 4th ripon, 6th ripon and masham who attended. spike and joanne's helpers were all young leaders/explorers (toni diclemente, oliver mays, samuel spencer) and now here is 'spike's report' of the day itself: "after weeks of glorious sunshine, clear blue skies and soaring yorkshire temperatures of 14 degrees c the beaver day finally arrived, a grey, overcast, cool and with a 98% chance of rain this particular saturday morning wasn't looking promising for 65 beavers who were about to attend a day on a farm in the yorkshire dales. thankfully the leaders and helpers involved were in high spirits and nothing was going to dampen them. shelters were erected for the pending doom, cow pats were covered, tarpaulin sheets were laid out, water was boiled for the copious amounts of tea and coffee we were going to need to keep the many leaders warm. 1010hrs quickly arrived, key leaders were gathered together and the health and safety aspects of the day were carefully explained by the leader in charge, which to be fair mainly involved 'poo' and there was plenty of it. beavers started to arrive at 1015hrs wrapped in their waterproofs (parents clearly had no faith) all looking very excited about the day before them. the beavers gathered themselves together in a huge circle where the leader in charge told them about the dangers on a farm

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