LOCAL CLUBS CONT. BECCLES KINGFISHERS
Beccles King- fishers was formed in the river Waveney in 1904 and in 1990 Bungay pool became the clubs home pool.
The club offers training sessions for a range of abilities, from swim fit to National level swimmers. We are a fun, friendly, family club which over recent years has had a lot of success at a range of competitive levels, from local to national levels. Over recent years ours swimmers have competed all over the country, including Nationals at Sheffield, European Masters in London and a weekend meet at Bristol. We also now run Swim Camps in Spain for our senior swimmers. We are always looking for new swimming talent, if you would like to know more please contact the club and arrange a free trial.
tim.kingfishers@
hotmail.com
BUNGAY GIRL GUIDES
Girlguiding in Bungay and Earsham offers amazing opportunities for girls aged 5 to 18. We also have volunteer opportunities for girls aged 14+ and also for adults. This year we have canoed, camped, hiked, had Brownie Holidays at activity centres, visits from a bird of prey centre and a sleepover at the SeaLife Centre in Great Yarmouth. We’ve had pamper evenings and had our hair styled by a hairdresser. We’ve learned how to pluck and cook game birds and perfected the art of making smores over campfires. We’ve gained badges, discovered new crafts and learned about the town and world we live in. During the summer holidays we have Guides and Rangers attending a living history 1940’s camp and also Norjam 2018 where they will be joined by thousands of Scouts and Guides from around the world. Girlguiding has just launched a new programme for all sections. The new programme delivers the fun and varied range of activities that you expect from guiding, and of course, there’s still plenty of badges to earn. We’ve introduced new topics, new skills and new ways for girls to broaden their horizons. To find out more or to register your interest please
visit
www.girlguiding.
org.uk
One of our Rainbows pond dipping at Mins- mere
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