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Tir a Môr Scout District and South East Glamorgan Girlguiding are pleased to be holding the 64th Barry Scout and Guide Annual Fete in Romilly Park on Saturday 1st July 2017.
This year’s
fete celebrates 30 years of Rainbow (girls age 5-7) section of Girlguiding. The local Scout & Guide Groups are totally self-fi nancing organisations with no government fi nancial support. It costs over £120,000 per annum to run these local Scouting and Girlguiding groups, all of which has to be raised by supporters, and the Barry Scout & Guide Annual Fete is an important part of this ongoing task. The fi rst ever Scout Fete was held at Romilly Park was in 1933, when it was called a KYMSPAUMI. The Scout Fetes were resurrected after the 2nd World War, when the groups were desperate to raise funds. In 1985 the Scouts invited their sister movement the Girlguides to take part. Scouting and
Girlguiding deliver
life-changing adventures and opportunities to over 36 ,000 young people across Wales. Working alongside the youth members are thousands of adult volunteers
who
are crucial to the two movements delivering life changing opportunities to the young people of Wales.
waiting lists for joining Scouting and Girlguiding have
grown and
each movement would love to be able to take all children wishing to join. However the number of adult volunteers required to do this will need to grow.
have a huge variety of roles and opportunities available.
Scouting and Girlguiding If you are
interested in becoming an adult volunteer either in Girlguiding or in Scouting please contact the Fete Committee on BarryFete@catvog. org
Alternatively please visit https://www.
girlguiding.org.uk/get-involved/ http://scouts.org.uk/get-involved/
who will pass on your details. or
From fresh and scrumptious food, jewellery, ethical clothing, live music, talks and cooking demos; there’ll be so much to see, taste and enjoy. Visit the Swansea Vegan Festival on Saturday15 July, from 10.30am until 5pm, at Brangwyn Hall, Swnasea. Swansea Vegfest have arranged early access for disabled visitors from 10am, providing an opportunity to do some shopping before the crowds arrive. Tickets: £2 (on the door), free for under 12s. For enquiries, please contact:
swanseavegfest@yahoo.co.uk
Sports
USW Sport Centre, Treforest provides an excellent programme of Children’s sporting activities during the Summer. This Summer we are holding the following two Camps:
Sports Camps (8-14yrs) 24 July - 11 August 2017
• Archery • Climbing • Trampolining • Uni hoc • Tri Golf • Short Tennis • Dance • Squash • Team games/treasure hunts/problem solving • Cardiff City coaching sessions
Sport Camps (8-14yrs)
Adventure Sports Camps (12-16yrs) 24 July - 4 August 2017
• Gorge Scrambling • Coasteering • Canoeing • Kayaking • Paddle Boarding • Climbing and Abseiling •Mountain Biking • Archery • Caving
Adventure Sports Camps (12-16yrs) USW Summer Camps 24 July-11 August 2017 The
Summer Barry Scouts & Guides Fete Swansea Vegan Festival
To book or for more information
Both the Sports Camps and the Adventure Sports Camps are very popular and spaces fill up quickly. You can book at reception or visit our website for more information and to print a booking form. We can take up to 50 children a day for the Sports Camps and 12 a day for the Adventure Sports Camps. It is advised to book early to avoid missing out.
Upon booking you will have to complete a health and consent form which will be kept confidentially by the Sports Camps organiser.
Lewys Thomas - Email:
lewys.thomas@
southwales.ac.uk • Phone: 01443 482 681 Website:
sport.southwales.ac.uk/treforest/about/sport-camps/
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