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Information Sheet
11th Ipswich Scout Group / Please retain this information sheet.
The (name) 11thIpswich Scouts
To (place) Bradfield Combust Nr B.S.E Suffolk
Meeting at (place) Scout HQ Chesterfield Drive Ipswich
At (time)
09.00am / On (date)
16th April2016 / Returning to our HQ at (time)
16.30pm / On (date)
17th April 2016
The Camp/Holiday Leader will be
David Baldry / with the Assistance of
Adam Goffin, Ross Jaggers, Carl Reeder, Mike Hollingsworth, Kathleen Fisher, Shane O’Halloran
The Following Activities are being arranged:

Scouting activities

All activities will be run in accordance with the Scout Association's Safety Rules. No responsibility for personal equipment, clothing and effects can be accepted by the Camp/Holiday Organisers, and the Scout Association DOES NOT provide automatic insurance cover in respect of such items.
The cost of the activity camp will be £25
Postal Address
If you should wish to send mail to your Son/daughter during the Camp the address will be
Bradfield Combust Scout Camp
Ixer Lane
Bradfield Combust
Bury St Edmunds
Suffolk IP30 0LR / Home Contact
If you should need to contact your Son/Daughter PLEASE DO NOT ring the Camp/Holiday Site direct. Please call me on the number below. We will contact our Home Contact if there is a matter concerning the whole troop.
Please contact me if you require any further information, and return the attached Health Information Form together with your payment, by the date specified above (late return may mean that your Son may not be able to attend the Camp).
Signed (camp leader) Dave Baldry Date: 18th February 2016
Address 259 Henley Road Ipswich IP1 6RW Tel. No 01473 250053 Mob. 07454 366152

/ Camp/Holiday
Kit List (Suggested)

Your Son will need to bring his own personal equipment (the following list is a guide) and if a Scout, they should be encouraged to find out from handbooks what is necessary and pack their own kit.

PLEASE REMEMBER TO BRING ADEQUATE CLOTHING TO KEEP WARM!!!

 Complete Uniform & Hanger.See Notes 1 and 3 /  Rucsac/Kit Bag(s).See Note 2
 Sleeping mat or equivalentSee Note 4 /  Sleeping BagSee Note 3
 PyjamasSee Note 3 /  Waterproof Outer GarmentSee Note 3
 2 Warm SweatersSee Note 3 /  T-shirt(s) or SimilarSee Note 3
 Shorts/TrousersSee Note 3 /  UnderclothesSee Note 3
 SocksSee Note 3 /  Hike Boots/Strong ShoesSee Notes 3 and 4
 Training ShoesSee Notes 3 and 4 /  Large PlateSee Note 4
 Cereal BowlSee Note 4 /  CutlerySee Note 4
 MugSee Note 4 /  Personal Wash KitSee Notes 3 and 4
 Towel(s)See Note 3 /  Swimming CostumeSee Note 3
 Tea Towel(s)See Note 3 / Personal First Aid KitSee Notes 3 and 4
 Torch and Batteries (with spare bulbs)See Note 4 /  HankiesSee Note 3
 Polythene Bags to Separate Clean/Dirty Items /  Small Game(s)/Book(s)See Notes 3,4 & 5

General Notes

1.We ask that your Son/daughter travels to and from the Camp in uniform.

2.Black bin bags are not suitable for bedding rolls as they tear very easily, with the result that the contents get lost or soiled in transit.

3.Please place wash proof name labels in all clothing.

4.Please label with either indelible ink and/or engraving as appropriate, with your Son/daughters Name and Group. (The old favourites of paper labels held on with sellotape, or nail varnish dots are not suitable. The paper labels wash off after the second or third meal, and it's amazing how many mums use the same shade of nail varnish).

Equipment Notes

Here is some basic information regarding some of the items you may require.

Sleeping BagsSynthetic filled bags are easier to clean than natural filling. Zips can be a source of cold if no baffle is fitted.

FootwearBoots give a better ankle support and normally have better soles than shoes if you are hiking.

Warm WearA number of layers is warmer than one thick one and the warmth can be regulated more easily - do not forget your hands and head.

TorchDo not pack your torch with batteries fitted (or at the bottom of your kit) as it could easily get accidentally turned on and you will arrive at the camp/holiday with flat batteries.

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