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© YFS 2016 | Boy Scouts of the Philippines | All Rights Reserved | 7TH National Scout Venture Camp

National Scout Venture Camp 7th

BOY SCOUTS OF THE PHILIPPINESNATIONAL OFFICE • MANILA

BSP Camp Danao, Malapoc Norte, Maasin City, Southern Leyte25 – 30 September 2016 • Theme: “Growth and Stability”

GENERAL PROGRAMME OF ACTIVITIESMODULES AND EVENTS


Introduction

While a Scout Jamboree is the

“mother” of all Scouting events where

Scouts from all program sections met,

the Venture Camp on the other hand

is specifically designed to cater to the

needs of young people ages 13 and

above. Senior Scouts are very active,

dynamic and always on the move.


Introduction

Venture Camp is a special outdoor educational and recreational event for all Senior Scouts. It is a week-long gathering of teen-age Scouts which aimed to promote active and healthy lifestyle through challenging and exciting physical fitness and obstacle activities in the Land, Sea and Air Scouting specialization skills. It is an amazing fellowship and camaraderie among Senior Scouts to learn together in the spirit of Scout Oath and Law and practice the principle of learning by doing.


Background: The Venture Camp Chronicles


General Programme of Activities


6 Main Modules1. Module 1: SEA Scouting Expedition

2. Module 2: LAND Scouting Survival

3. Module 3: AIR Scouting Voyage

4. Module 4: GDV – Global Development Village

5. Module 5: BWF – Better World Framework

6. Module 6: SPORTS Festival


Module 1: SEA Scouting Expedition

Proposed Module Activities

1. Safe Swim Defense Plan

2. Basic Swimming

3. Water Survival

4. Underwater Knot Tying

5. Water Safety & Rescue

6. Basic Life Support (AR & CPR)

7. Water Tubing

8. Improvised Raft Making

9. Improvised Floatation Devices

10.Recreational Water Fun Activities


Module 2: LAND Scouting Survival


1. Improvised Shift Shelters

2. Snares and Traps

3. Fire Lays, Fire Places and Fire Building

4. Survival Cooking

5. Pioneering Projects

6. Leave No Trace & Principles Backpacking

7. Water Gathering and Improvised Purifier

8. Trail Signs and Finding Direction

9. Wilderness First Aid

10.Emergency Preparedness


Module 3: AIR Scouting Voyage

PROPOSED MODULE ACTIVITIES

1. Air Plane Modelling

2. Improvised Weather Instruments

3. Improvised Hot Air Balloon

4. Kite Flying Competition

5. Signalling/Semaphore and Morse Code

6. Amateur HAM Radio

7. Astronomy and Meteorology

8. Aerodynamics

9. Improvised Wide Glider

10.Civil & Military Aviation


Module 4: Global Development Village

GLOBAL DEVELOPMENT VILLAGE• Human Rights

• Public Health

• Basic Social Services

• Environment Education

CITY OF SCIENCE • Information Communication Technology

• Computer and Robotics

• The Earth and Universe

• Life Sciences


Module 5: Better World Framework

The World Scout Programmes:A Framework for Creating a Better World

A Global Network of Service

BETTERWORLDFRAMEWORK


Module 5: Better World Framework

1. Messengers of Peace (MoP) Initiatives

1. MoP Station 1: Peace Groove

2. MoP Station 2: Global Network – the scout.org

3. MoP Station 3: Peace Expressions – What Peace Means to me?

4. MoP Station 4: Telling Our Story – Story Cube and Story Cards

5. MoP Station 5: Network Team Building

2. Scouts of the World Award (SWA)

1. Development Education

2. Environment Education

3. Peace Education

4. UN 17 Sustainable Development Goals – Let’s Do a Scout Project

3. World Scout Environment Programme (WSEP)

1. World Scout Environment Badge

2. Scouts Go Solar

3. YUNGA Challenge Badges

BETTERWORLDFRAMEWORK


Module 6: Sports Events


1. Beach Volleyball

2. Volleyball

3. Sepak Takraw

4. Badminton

5. Frisbee

6. Table Tennis

7. Basketball

8. Track and Field

9. Chess


STAs / OFF SITE Events

Spare Time Activities

• Paracord Survival Bracelets

• Arts & Crafts

• Recycling

• Knots, Bends & Hitches

• Games of the General

Proposed OFF SITE Events

• High Ropes

• Community Development Service Projects

• Water Adventure

• Orienteering Course

• Go Green Tree Planting

• Marine Environmental Protection

• Mangrove Reforestation

• Coastal Clean-Up


Scout Advancement & Merit Badge Center

THE 7TH NATIONAL SCOUT VENTURE CAMP will offerthe Scout Advancement and Merit Badge Center whereSenior Scouts will have an opportunity to undergo series ofactivities that will help them earn their Merit Badges orAdvanced to the next higher rank after assessment of theircurrent advancement requirements and previousaccomplishment

• PREPARATION – Advancement & Skills Clinic

• EXAMINATION – Merit Badge Counselling

• REVIEW – Board of Review for ALL Ranks

• AWARD – Court of Honor for Lower and Highest Ranks


Scout Advancement & Merit Badge Center


Ceremonies, Gatherings & Reunions

1. Grand Opening Ceremonies

2. Camp Chief’s Welcome Reception

3. Gilwell Reunion

4. Sub-Camp Campfires

5. Eagle Scout Court of Honor

6. Eagle Scout Conclave and ATAS Fellowship

7. Scout’s Talents Unlimited and Youth Jam Concert

8. Grand Campfire and Closing Ceremonies


Special Events

1. Scouts Youth Forum

2. BP Scout’s Quiz Bee

3. Scout’s First Aid and Rescue Olympics

4. Scout Rally and Skill-O-Rama

5. Arena Shows

6. Palarong Pinoy

7. Fancy Drill Competition

8. Street Dancing and Venture Festival


LOADING MATRIX AND SCHEDULE OF ACTIVITIES


Basic Loading Assumptions

MAIN MODULES

• 70% = 438 Participants

• Each Module will have at least 6 Activities

• 438 Participants / 6 Activities = 73 Participants per Activity

• 4 Hours in each AM & PM Sessions = 240 minutes

• 240 Minutes / 6 Activities in Each Module = 40 Minutes per Activities in assigned bases in each Module

STA & OFF SITE

• 30% = 187 Participants

• STA & Off Site will have at least 4 Activities

• 187 Participants / 4 Activities = 47 Participants per Activity

• 4 Hours in each AM & PM Sessions = 240 minutes

• 240 Minutes / 4 Activities in STAs or Off Site = 60 Minutes per Activities in assigned bases in each STAs or Off Site

• 2,500 Participants / 4 Sub-Camps = 625 Participants per Sub-Camp• 625 Participants = 70% for Main Modules plus 30% for STAs & Off Site


Key Factor for Success• Recruitment and placement of National Service Teams in accordance

with their respective competencies and specialization;

• Enough lead time to train and orient the National Service Team who will manage the day-to-day affairs of each modules, special events and ceremonies;

• Placement of each module, STAs, Off Site, Ceremonies, Gatherings to strategic locations in the Campsite and the Activity Areas are properly identified, marked and labelled;


Key Factor for Success

• Provide advanced information and programme bulletin and advisory to all participating local councils on aspects that requires preparation in the general programme of activities (e.g. ceremonies, special events, etc.);

• Coordination with LGUs, NGAs, and other organizations that will provide necessary support to the General Programme of Activities such as resource persons and equipment;

• Sufficient material and logistical requirements for all Modules, Special Events, STAs, Gatherings and Ceremonies.


Open Forum

Questions & Answer

Any Clarifications?


Salamat Kaayo!We hope You

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Happy Scouting!!!

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