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Upcoming events

Winter Mountaineering Course
17th February 2012 - 19th February 2012

County Award Presentation for Scout, Explorer, and Network. At Eynsham.
3rd March 2012

Gang Show
11th March 2012 - 17th March 2012

County Scrapheap Challenge
17th March 2012

County Scout Aqua Camp
15th June 2012 - 17th June 2012

Gilwell 24
6th July 2012 - 8th July 2012

Seminars for new managers in scouting
23rd September 2012

Bonner Trophy
13th October 2012

The Scout Association NewsFeed

Scouting supports those living with cancer
As we mark World Cancer Day, we recognise the supportive environment scout groups can provide to members dealing with the effects of the disease.

Prince Charles meets scouts to tackle youth issues
Prince Charles met scouts in Lewisham to discuss action on the issues affecting young people in some of the UK's hardest-hit areas.

Scout enters Antarctic record books
Scout Bryony Balen is the youngest Briton to ski to the South Pole, tackling hostile conditions to reach her goal in the centenary year of Scott's expedition.

Sun shines on Scouting's winter adventure
Nearly 3,000 Scouts and 850 adult volunteers made the most of the unusually mild weekend as they climbed, off-roaded and even ice skated at Gilwell Park's Wintercamp.

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Adventurous Activities Training & Permit Advice

The Adventurous Activity Permit Scheme is designed to show that all those leading adventurous activities for young people within Scouting have the skills, experience and personal qualities to do so.

Everyone who leads an adventurous activity for young people within Scouting is required to hold an activity permit for that activity. (Different rules apply when using external providers)

Details of which activities are classed as adventurous can be found in P.O.R. Chapter 9

Although managed locally, the Adventurous Activity Permit Scheme is national so, once gained, a permit will allow you to run an activity in any District or County during it's period of validity.

For advice about Adventurous Activity training and applying for permits please contact the Assistant County Commissioner (Activities)

See also the Oxfordshire Scouting Activities Page

Factsheets

Adventurous Activity Permit Scheme

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