Activity Notification
48th GWS Region Jamborette
“Our World, Our Planet, Our Future”

June long-weekend

Event Summary

Date	Fri 5th June 2026 to Mon 8th June 2026
Time	Depart Hall: Fri 5th Jun 2026 (5pm) Return Hall (and unpack): Mon 8th Jun 2026 (3:30pm)
Location	Scheyville National Park 71 Memorial Drive, Scheyville 2756 Entry via Old Pitt Town Road Google Map
Cost	$165 - Scouts & invited Cubs. $90 direct to the event, check event email for details. $75 for this Trybooking for Food and Equipment Includes: - 3 nights camping and activities - All meals Friday Dinner to Monday Lunch - Equipment Venturers are wanted as Service Leaders. Check with Leaders for sign up
Registrations Close:	Event E-Permission Sunday 10th May  This Try Booking Friday 29th May
Event Registrations:	Note: - This event is enabled for E-Permission with online registration and electronic signatures. - Please retain your electronic tickets for this event. This is your copy of the participant's registration and consent. - Registration must be received for each person attending this event. - Attendance will not be accepted without registration. - No cash or EFT will be accepted unless organised with your leaders prior.

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48th GWS Region Jamborette
'Our World, Our Planet, Our Future'

Dear Scouts and Cubs,

Jamborette is on again for 2026!

This year, participants will look at Our World, Our Planet and Our Future...

This camp is a highlight of the year. Not to be missed.

Camp Overview

The camp runs from Friday evening until 3:00pm Monday Afternoon and will be held at a new venue - Scheyville National Park

Transport

FRIDAY: We will be leaving from the Scout hall at 5:00pm
Dinner will be served after setting up camp.

MONDAY: We will leave Scheyville by 3:00pm and be back at the hall by 3:30pm so that we can unpack the trailer by 4:00pm.

Parents: Your transport services are requested to help ferry Scouts to and from Jamborette.

Activity Plan

ACTIVITIES: Obstacle Course, Abseiling, Rock Wall, Flying Fox, Badges Club, Gang Show, Themed Bases.
A minimum of 14 bases must be completed to gain the Jamborette Award.
Bases take about 20-30 minutes to complete. All safety gear is provided.

Who can come

The event is open to all Scout-aged participants (11 to 15) who are registered with, or transitioning into a Scout Unit at the time of the event.
Older Cubs who are close to Scout-age will be invited to join.
Venturers are invited to help run Jamborette bases.

Sleeping Arrangements:

Youth:

• Scouts will sleep in Patrol tents provided by our Unit.
• Scouts may bring small Camp Stretchers if desired. Please, no king-size stretchers!
• Scouts may also bring their own personal tent if they prefer.
• Male & Female youth members will sleep seperately.

Adults:

• Leaders should supply their own tents and sleeping gear, or borrow from the Group as needed.

 

Meals & Dining

Catering for this event is organised within the Scout Unit. The cost is included in the registration price.
Meals from Friday Dinner to Monday Lunch
Scouts will organise a camp menu for the unit and we will go shopping before the camp.

Wet Weather

Barring a natural disaster, this event will run in very bad weather. Bring a rain-coat!

Suggested Packing List

All Scouts and Leaders are required to wear full Scout Uniform to and from the Camp.

Packing List - Scouts (Winter)

Feeling Safe at Jamborette

Everyone in Scouts, youth and adults alike have the right to feel safe and be protected from abuse. No-one is allowed to threaten you, hurt you, or touch you in a way that makes you feel uncomfortable, unsafe, or afraid.

A Scout is respectful, and this applies to all interactions between all participants, youth and adults at Jamborette.

You do not have to deal with abuse on your own. If you feel unsafe, threatened, or you see/hear something that causes you concern, please speak to a Leader or Rover on an activity. Your concerns will be taken seriously. The information you provide will be shared with people who can support and protect you.

If you don’t know what to do – speak to someone at Jamborette HQ.

If, for any reason, you do not feel the concerns of this nature which you raised at Jamborette have been satisfactorily dealt with, please report your concerns directly to the Child Protection Team at the NSW State Office on 02 9735 9000 or via ChildProtection@nsw.scouts.com.au or your parents.

More information

This activity:

• will be under direct adult supervision
• will involve both male and female youth members
• will have both male and female adult leaders present

Activity Contacts

	General Enquiries: This information page, notification emails and booking confirmations are designed to adequately inform participants & parents so that you can give a fully informed consent. If you have any questions regarding this event, please contact the activity co-ordinator below: Activity Co-Ordinator: Evan Romanis (Mang) Activity Contact: 0417-045-607 Contact Event Organiser
	Emergency Contact: If you feel that the participant is overdue in returning from the activity, you should contact the nominated emergency contact person below: Emergency Contact: Brett Nicholas, GWSR Region Scout Commissioner Emergency Contact: 0422 588 110

 

 

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Hope you can make it!

Mang
Evan Romanis
Scout Leader

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