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Some Jamboree pictures

Published on August 15, 2007 by in Scouting
 
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Jamboree Update for BBC Radio 2

Published on August 7, 2007 by in Scouting

So that’s it then. I’ve just left the closing ceremony of the 21st World Scout Jamboree. Outside Jamboree HQ, in the arena, 40,000 young people and their Leaders are partying. We’ve handed the World Scout Flag on to Sweden, who’ll be hosting the next Jamboree in 2011; we’ve heard the Secretary General of the World

 
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Who needs kids?

Published on August 7, 2007 by in Scouting

This picture was taken immediately after our last Heads of Contingent Meeting this morning. What an attractive collection of individuals!

 
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Jamboree Update for BBC Radio 2

Published on August 6, 2007 by in Scouting

It’s hard to believe that the Jamboree is nearly at an end. For ten days, we’ve been lucky enough to host 40,000 young people and their leaders at Hylands Park – and they really have had the most brilliant time. I’ve had a pretty amazing time too – This has been my fourth World Jamboree;

 
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Jamboree Update for BBC Radio 2

Published on August 5, 2007 by in Scouting

Another update from a sun baked field in Essex! Here in Jamboree HQ it’s absolutely boiling hot. We’re making sure that everyone here slips, slaps and slops – as our Australian Scout friends say – slip on a tee shirt, slap on a hat and slop on the suncream. I’m adding ‘slurps’ as well. We’re

 
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Jamboree Update for BBC Radio 2

Published on August 1, 2007 by in Scouting

I have been extraordinarily busy making sure that everyone here is having a good time. You’ll be pleased to hear that they are! The atmosphere here is extraordinary.Over the course of Wednesday, throughout the different time zones, Scouts from around the world have been renewing their Scout Promise at exactly 8am to mark the centenary

 
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