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Synthonia Scout Group AGM Annual Reports & Accounts for 2024

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Contents

Contents
'Gone Home’ Page 3
Agenda Page 4
The Team Page 5
Group Chairman's Report Page 6
Group Scout Leader’s Report
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Squirrel Section Report Page 8
Beaver Section Report Page 10
Cub Section Reports Page 12
Scout Section Report Page 14
Group Annual Accounts Page 16
Minutes of last AGM Page 19
Comments from Parents Page 20

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Please note these reports were written in April or early May, with the addition of the next Page dedicated to Scott Hutchinson.

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Scott Hutchinson

Scott Hutchinson our Scout Leader unexpectedly passed away in his sleep on Monday morning 12[th] May 2025. Scott had been unwell for some time suffering from Progressive Multiple Sclerosis, but he never let it stand in his way providing an excellent scouting experience for all our young people. He always wanted to give the Scouts the best possible experience. He was successful in that aim.

Scott joined the Synthonia Scout Group as a Cub Scout in 1994, progressing through Scouts, Venture Scouts and becoming a Leader. He helped with Beavers and the Scout sections before taking on the role as Assistant Scout Leader. He became our Scout Leader in 2016.

He was an effective leader making friends with and managing a large team of assistants. His real success was his ability to engage with our young people. The scouts all enjoy their scouting. His leadership, affability and dedication were key to that enjoyment.

Scott’s exemplary voluntary service has been recognised by the Scout Association. He has received the Commissioners Commendation and was the recipient of the Scout Association Medal of Merit for outstanding service to Scouting.

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Scott was always at the Headquarters helping others whether fund raising, maintenance and other sections nights. His commitment to the Group and his own brand of humour is going to be missed by the whole Group including myself, all his Leaders and young people, Rest in peace Mate.

Mark Anderson, Group Scout Leader

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Agenda

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List of Group Officials & Leaders

Group Officials
Group Scout Leader: Mark Anderson Deputy Group Lead Volunteer: Andrew Scrimshaw
Chairman: Allan Neal Allan Neal Group President: John Taylor
Treasurer:
Group Trustees:
Beaver Scout Leaders
~~oO~~		 Neil Martin
Tony Anderson, Michael Kilding, Linda Ransom, Rachel Dent (parents Rep), Anya Pekovi		 Secretary:
Michelle Malkin
Tony Anderson, Michael Kilding, Linda Ransom, Rachel Dent (parents Rep), Anya Peković (young person rep)
Squirrel Scout Leaders
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Beaver Lead Volunteer :
Ass. Beaver Volunteer:		 Megan Coverdale, Leon Hobson, Squirrel Lead Volunteer: Charlie Towning
Dylan Hayes, Chris Scrimshaw, Ass. Squirrel Volunteers: Jac Robson, Kathryn Northern		 Megan Coverdale, Leon Hobson, Squirrel Lead Volunteer: Charlie Towning
Dylan Hayes, Chris Scrimshaw, Ass. Squirrel Volunteers: Jac Robson, Kathryn Northern		 Megan Coverdale, Leon Hobson, Squirrel Lead Volunteer: Charlie Towning
Dylan Hayes, Chris Scrimshaw, Ass. Squirrel Volunteers: Jac Robson, Kathryn Northern
Sarah Warburton-Miln, Helpers: Shania and Karen Towning Shania and Karen Towning
Helpers: Anne-Marie Clarkson, Anne-Marie Clarkson, Young Leader: Anya Pekovi Young Leader: Anya Pekovi Young Leader: Anya Pekovi Young Leader: Anya Peković,
Young Leaders: Lacey Hobson
Cub Scout Leaders Scouts Leaders
Cub Leaders: Michael Atkinson Michael Atkinson Scout Leader: Scott Hutchinson Scout Leader: Scott Hutchinson
Assistant Cub Leader: Andrew Woods, Hollie Flanagan, Assistant Scout Leaders:
James Atkinson, Aidan Cairnie		 Andrew Woods, Hollie Flanagan, Assistant Scout Leaders: Jordan McGrogan, Kevin McCabe, Chris
Whelan, Mark Robson, Amy Dixon,
Sam Iddon,
Helpers: Julia Atkinson, Helpers: Julia Atkinson, Helpers: Julia Atkinson, Scout Helpers: Colin Davies, Tony Anderson Colin Davies, Tony Anderson Colin Davies, Tony Anderson
Young Leader: Anya Pekovi Young Leader: Anya Pekovi Young Leader: Anya Peković, Young Leaders: Sam Green, Matila McCartie,

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Chairman's Report

The Not so Good Bits

The Good Bits

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Being a Trustee can sometimes be a little depressing. We talk about money, roof leaks and the price of gas and electricity. Insurance is bloomin expensive “It’s dead money you know why should we bother?” New windows, Plaster board, ceilings and carpets were our years highlights along with discussions on how many sandwiches we could make from a loaf of bread. Who do you know who would want to do that?? I can tell you that far from the depressing tone being a Trustee is enjoyable and very worthwhile. Seeing the inside of how a Scout Group works is fascinating. Being part of the most successful Scout Group in the universe is even more fulfilling. Please join us.

So all I know is, just as with all our active young peoples' sections we have a cracking team of people working on the drudgey stuff so no one else has too. I’d like to thank the Groups Trustees for all they do for Synthonia. Particular thanks to our other officers Michelle the pen and Neil the money. I like to think that our small contribution is essential. Not necessarily directly but we do release time for Kim, Ko, Akela and Scott to focus on the kids enjoyment and development. I tell you what tho, but!! they are the best team of leaders I have seen in nearly 50 years of adult scouting

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Allan Neal Group Chairman

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Group Scout Leader’s Report

And 2024 comes to an end as quickly as it started, As I alluded to in last year’s report we were aiming to start our new Squirrels section, well I am happy to report that we did indeed launch our Squirrels section in September, with some hard work from Charlie Towning, planning and recruiting leaders and we finally started with 8 Squirrel members, which rapidly became 10 and then 12, with an ever increasing waiting list of little people wanting to join the Synthonia Scouting experience. We are also full in Beaver and Cub sections with only a few spaces available in the Scout Section. We always need help in the Group whether its taking on the role of a leader or just coming along to help when you can or joining the Board of Trustees. Please have a think about Volunteering and join the Synthonia Leader Team. We run a Volunteering 4 week challenge, just ask for more information if you are interested, please have a go. You could help us to provide Scouting to more young people in Billingham.

Last year we kept our AGM in its new form, with us running two meetings and shows on a Sunday, we did this due to the increased numbers and to allow us to have more parents in to watch our show “Synners on Stage” with Beaver, Cub, and Scouts taking part in the Show, the whole idea around having all the young people take part in the show, is to raise their confidence levels, improve social skills, and as ever, they all did a fantastic job. This year we have decided to have a break from our normal show and we have organised an activity day for our young people and parents to enjoy.

Over the Past 12 months there has been lots of nights away, visits out of the building, badges gained and friendship made. There has been sleepovers in the building and Camps to Snowball Plantation in York, Ravengill camp site (North Yorks Moors) Hesleywood camp site (Sheffield), Thornthwaite (Yorkshire Dales) and Waddecar Camp site (Preston). This is a massive commitment from our volunteers to provide so many nights away for your young people, and I sincerely thank all our Volunteers for giving there time to organise and run these events. We also held our Christmas Party with over 120 people joining us including the Mayor who also joined us for our group photograph as you can see on the front of this report. Other group events this year were the Mother’s Day afternoon tea, Father’s day Breakfast, Sponsored walk, Chinese New Year which were all well attended.

As you are aware in October we have the misfortune of having our Prize Mini bus stolen while it was out on loan helping another local Community Group, and so we started fund raising, with Christmas Raffles, Boxing Day dip, sponsored walks, bonus ball draws and now a donation from a local charitable trust, we hare happy to report that we have made a total and are currently seeking to find a suitable vehicle for us to purchase. We will of course let you know as soon as we have a new addition to our Group.

I have the great honour of welcoming new Adult Leaders into Synthonia, first of all, welcome to Jac Robson & Kathryn (Squirrel Leader), Welcome and we hope you enjoy your Scouting at Synthonia. I Also have the pleasure to thank those who are leaving us, Gee Barlow has moved down country due to her job, Gee has been a member of the group for many years and we thank her for her commitment over that time.

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Finally, a huge thank you to all our Leaders, Helpers, Young Leaders, Parent Support members and Trustees for all their hard work and support in the last year. Our young people are amazing, as long as they keep enjoying the Scouting experience we provide, we will all continue to have fun and love Synthonia for what it is, our “Big Scouting Family”.

Mark Anderson Group Scout Leader

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This year has been busy and fulfilling for our Squirrels Drey , comprised of 12 children ranging from ages 4 to 6. We have engaged in numerous meetings, events, and activities that have allowed the children to develop their skills and form friendships. One of the standout achievements was the participation in the District Beavers and Squirrels Activity Day, where the children earned the Exciting Experiments badge. This experience not only enriched their learning but also provided a wonderful opportunity for them to interact with peers from other groups.

Throughout the year, various themed meetings were organised, such as the introduction weeks, craft sessions, and exciting themed events like Pancake Day and St Patrick's Day. The children also enjoyed hands-on experiences during the Fire Station visit and activities leading up to Halloween and Christmas, including crafting and parties that brought everyone together in celebration.

Looking ahead, we are excited about another activity day planned for October, along with several upcoming trips for the next term. We are committed to making this next year equally as enjoyable and filled, with new activities for our youngest scout section.

I would like to take a moment to express my sincere gratitude to all leaders for their dedication and hard work in delivering a full and varied programme this year. A special thank you goes to Bambi (Jac) for her unwavering commitment to making scouting accessible and engaging for our squirrels. Her willingness to get involved in every way possible truly enhances the experience for everyone. We also appreciate the ongoing support of our helpers, who contribute so much to the smooth running of the Section.

As we continue to provide opportunities for exploration, discovery, and play through our adventurous programme, we welcome any volunteers who might be interested in shaping the experiences of our youngest members. Your involvement would be greatly valued and would make a significant impact on their scouting journey.

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A heartfelt thank you goes out to the children, who make being part of this Group such a joy, as well as to the parents for their support throughout the year. Together, we look forward to another wonderful year of Scouting adventures ahead.

Charlie Towning (Kim) – Squirrel Section Lead Volunteer

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Beaver's Report

What a busy time the Beavers have had this year. With over 200 badges awarded of which 12 were the Chief Scout Bronze Award. This is the highest award a Beaver Scout can earn.

We started the year off in May, with our international badge- The Beavers were all given a passport for them to fly to destinations. We flew from the airport to France, America and Italy where we learnt some new languages tasted foods and drew their flags.

In June as the weather was still warm the Beavers took part in a nature walk around Cowpen Bewley Woodland Park. Here we ticked off the wildlife we came across. With the weather still being kind to us we assisted Billingham Tidy Up with a litter pick along Greenwood Road and Belasis Business Park. Ko took 11 of our Lodge leaders and Assistants away to Ravengill for a pirate themed camp where they got to sleep in tents. With the warm weather looking to hang around we moved into the gardens in July where we looked at some of our knots to go towards our outdoor challenge. This was a little tricky but none of our Beavers gave up and overcome the challenge. We also made campfires and toasted some smores’ on them!

Our last night before the summer saw us hold a silly awards night with hot dogs and games.

We returned in September ready and raring to go and started another badge. This time the Safety activity badge we checked the scout hut had the safety features such as a fire alarm and emergency lights, we talked about stranger danger and who we can go to if we get lost or feel unsafe. In October, we held out first full colony night away at Ravengill all our activities were based around Vikings! It was an amazing camp and the first time away for some of our Beavers.

November was a busy month we took part in the Billingham Remembrance Day Service. Most of our Beavers hadn’t been to

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a Remembrance Service before, but they all represented the Group, exceptionally, especially our flag bearer Flynn. We returned to the Scout HQ ready to look at endangered animals and how we can help them, followed by what we can do to take care of our world.

With Christmas just around the corner, we made some Christmas cards for our friends and family. To end a wonderful term, we had a night at Go Climb at Billingham Forum. We all had a go on the vertical walls with many Beavers conquering their fears.

January came around and it was time for the Beavers to learn some new skills for the skills challenge badge we lit candles safely, learnt how to fold our neckers correctly and decorated biscuits that were very yummy. We also were fortunate enough for Cleveland Mountain Rescue to come and tell us what they do, we even got to have a go on the stretcher and we were kept warm in the big sleeping bag! At the end of January, we held another night away at out Scout HQ this year our theme was based around space we made many crafts and had lots of fun.

February saw us show off our collections and we showed our musical talents completing the musician badge. We had an invitation from Middlesbrough Roller Hockey for us to have a taster session. The Beavers rose to the challenge and really showcased their skills.

In March we looked at communication skills and the various ways we can communicate with people we learnt to finger spell our names and solve a secret message using the phonetic alphabet.

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April was Easter themed we had fun making Easter cards, having an Easter bunny scavenger hunt and an egg hunt in the garden. The Beavers decorated their own Easter eggs. We also were lucky to have a visit to the Stockton Police Station where we got to look at the police vans and equipment they use.

We’ve had another brilliant year in Beavers having 5 nights away from home, all of these were only possible thanks to my wonderful team of volunteers.

My grateful thanks must go to all my Leaders, Young Leaders and Helpers for all of their support over the last year.

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Cub's Report

This past year has been an active and engaging time for our Cub Scouts, filled with memorable experiences and strong community spirit. Among the highlights, the Group successfully organised three camps, including a particularly exciting Summer Camp at Hesley Wood, where the Cubs participated in crate stacking, Cresta run, kayaking, and paddle boarding. These activities were not only enjoyable but also fostered development in teamwork and various skills. Additionally, three sleepovers brought the Cubs closer together, providing a wonderful opportunity for bonding.

The Magic Themed Camp was another notable event, providing the Cubs with a chance to participate in all things Hogwarts related over a packed weekend. The Media Camp, held earlier this year, also allowed the Cubs to learn valuable media skills while enjoying a memorable experience and producing four excellent short films.

Our regular meetings kept the Cubs busy earning badges and taking part in diverse badge activities, ranging from the Pioneer to the Chef badge. Skills were developed through practical exercises and themed nights, while the Cleveland 50th Birthday Party showcased achievements and included a BBQ, awards, and games that everyone enjoyed. Through these activities, the Cubs learned valuable life skills, teamwork, and adaptability.

In total, five Chief Scout Awards were presented, recognising the dedication and commitment of our young members toward their Scouting journey. This outstanding achievement reflects not only their individual efforts but also the supportive environment fostered by leaders and parents alike.

I would like to take a moment to express our gratitude to all the Cub leaders, young leaders, and helpers who have tirelessly dedicated their time and effort to the group this past year. Your commitment has been invaluable in providing the Cubs with enriching experiences and memorable learning opportunities.

Looking ahead, there is great anticipation for a dry summer camp this year., fingers crossed. We hope this will allow the Cubs to connect with nature and each other in pleasant conditions, further enhancing their Scouting adventures. As we conclude this year, I would like to thank all the children for their enthusiasm and spirit, which has made this past year truly enjoyable for all involved. A heartfelt thank you goes out to the parents for their continued support, along with the many volunteers who keep our group running smoothly from behind the scenes. Together, we look forward to yet another successful year of Scouting!

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Scout Report

This report will be different from my usual reports I have written over the past few years, I’m just about 20 years into been a Scout leadership and for the last 10 years I have been the Scout Section lead volunteer, and this year I’ve seen the best in Synthonia Scouts, from scouts old and young helping each other over come the fears of learn new skills for life, to just having a great time enjoying all the activities that we have managed to squeeze into this year’s program. Then as we all know when our mini bus was stolen, this hit us all hard from leaders to scouts and families past and present, but after the shock of this everyone one of us has stepped up from this horrid act and helped with ideas for fundraising, taking part in fundraising events like our very popular boxing day dip where 25 Scouts and leaders and Supports ran into the north sea to raise funds, as well as this our Christmas raffles, walks, and other events is what we stand for at Synthonia, no matter what tries to knock us down we will come back bigger and stronger.

Now I would like to say a massive thank you to my Scout Section leadership team for the shire dedication to Scouting, for the time and effort they have put in for our young people. Without each individual one of them and the different skills they bring into Synthonia, our program and level of activities wouldn’t be possible, but also I would like to say thank you to the silent team of Adults on our Trustee Board for doing all the behind the scenes work to free up myself and the other leaders to focus on the young people.

I would normally go into how many badges and nights away we’ve done over the past year but all you need to do is look at any scout uniform and see a full variety of badges and look on our Facebook page to see what we get up to on camps. The lists are never ending and the variety of activities keeps the young people coming back week on week.

So, on the next page, I’ve asked some of the scouts to put together a few sentences to tell everyone what scouting means to them.

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“I enjoy making the connections between people and doing so many things that I may not of been able to do”

Scout Comments

“I really like the way that we get to experience a variety of activities with a large group of scouts”

“I enjoy the opportunities scouting gives us to do activities we wouldn’t normally be able to do”

“I believe scouting is amazing as it brings people from all parts of our area and gives us a chance to meet them and grow friendships”

As I now finish this report, I hope you can see how much we all value every moment in scouting, normally I’d end on a quote but this time I’m going to end it on a promise,

we will always find a way or make a way to try new adventures and learn a lifetime of skills

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Section’s Accounts, Group Accounts and Financial Statement for 2024

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Section Accounts 2024

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Group Audited Accounts 2024

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Minutes of the annual General meeting 2024

MINUTES OF THE 2024 AGM OF THE SYNTHONIA SCOUT GROUP HELD ON SUNDAY 12 MAY 2024

The Meeting started at 1 pm with many people present; the Secretary believes that there were around 15 Beavers, 32 Cubs and 34 Scouts, 15 Leaders and 80+ parents and supporters.

Apologies were received from: Mr Andy Wolfe, Mr Mayor and Mr Brian Capes.

Present: The President (John Taylor), Chairman (Allan Neal), GSL (Mark Anderson) Secretary (Michelle Malkin) and Treasurer (Neil Martin) together with The DC (Paul Elliott), YCC (Ben Fountain) CChair (Frank Rose), The Mayor Cllr John Gardner and Lady Mayor.

The Group Chairman (Mr Allan Neal) opened the meeting and welcomed all present. Reading through his report and pictures are shown in the 2024 annual report. Various awards were presented Group Chief Bronze Awards, Group Chief Scout Silver Awards and Group Chief Scout Gold Awards. New Squirrel section was announced. Finance was discussed at how money was spent on activities, building insurance and kit. Subs to increase to £14pm. Building requires a new Roof. Various administrative changes would occur driven by the Scouting Association we must follow – now Trustees no longer Executive Group. The Annual Reports for 2023/24 were approved and seconded by the meeting

The Annual Accounts for 2024 were approved and seconded by the meeting

The Group President (Mr John Taylor) continued with the Meeting by confirming the election of the Group Executive committee for 2024/25 Chairman: Mr Allan Neal Secretary: Michelle Malkin (Re-Elected) Treasurer: Neil Martin Re-Elected)

Committee: Allan Neal Michelle Malkin Neil Martin Mark Anderson Andrew Scrimshaw Tony Anderson Brian Capes (apologies), Lynda Ransom, Paula Pekovic, Michael Kielding and Rachael Dent (Beaver Parent) Examiner of Accounts: Vicki Gardner

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The Group Scout Leader (Mr Mark Anderson) with support from The Chairman (Allan Neal) continued with the Meeting by presenting various Awards.

Presentations 2024:

Beaver Scout of the Year : Harry Austin (Winner), Runners Up – Josh Buckley, Jacob Atkinson, Jack Dent, George Taylor. Chief Scout Bronze Awards: Hary Austin, Jacob Atkinson, Noah Buckley, Jack Dent and Grace Taylor.

Cub Scout of the Year: Jacob Taylor (Winner), Runners Up – Emily Smith

Buddy Dale Trophy for Cub Scout Activities : Emily Smith

Chief Scout Silver Awards: Ollie, Finley, Jude, Daisy, Harry , Ruby, Junior, Beatrice, George, Jacob, Elliott and Emily.

Scout of the Year: Grace Blenkinsop (Winner), Runners Up – Amelia Mann and William Patterson

Chief Scout Gold Awards : Grace Blenkinsop and Ben Ackworth.

Promise Award: Max McCluskey (above and beyond Charity Work, hair donation for Little Prince’s Trust). Ollie Edmonson (raising money for Huntington’s Disease)

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District Commissioner Paul Elliott said it was a pleasure always, to come to this Group, so busy, so active and so well achieving. A joy. The Evening concluded with the usual wonderful entertainment provided by the young people of each section. Michelle Malkin (Secretary)

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Messages of thanks received from parents to leaders for there time organising activities and camps

Leaders you are an inspiration for our children. Well done all

Thanks for an amazing party both my boys loved it. They love Squirrels and Cubs so much, I'm so grateful for all that you do for our little ones

The boys have had an amazing time!!! At Scout Camp We’re so grateful for everything you do with them

For all the volunteering hours that went into 2024 seen and unseen… THANKYOU

The twins had the best time, thank you for all the effort, hope you all have a lovely Christmas For all the volunteering hours that went into 2024 seen and unseen...THANKYOU

Thank you to Akela and all the leaders who have supported George through Cubs. He has learnt so many valuable lessons and has gained many skills which will help him later in life. Feels like yesterday he joined. Hope he enjoys his journey to scouts

Thank you so much for the fantastic Xmas party and all the hard work throughout the year!

JAMBOREE ON THE AIR EVENT 20/10/24 Another top session thanks Harry loved the experience too thanks again :) Andrew has had a lovely time this afternoon; thank you for organising Jack's had a fantastic time today. Thank you to everyone! Fantastic experience for them allthank you for this afternoon

Sounds like a great party, thanks for all your hard work, Florence absolutely thrives in cubs and has so much fun Merry Christmas to you all.

LIBRARY SLEEPOVER 28/9/2024

“It was amazing! Thank you so much.”x “Thank you to everyone for last night, Ruby had a great time. Thank you so much to everyone.” “Jack's had a fantastic time” “Connie has not stopped grinning and telling me what a good time she has had. Thank you to all involved.” “Sounds like a fantastic sleepover thank you”

Thanks so much for another amazing camp, the twins have loved it! A fab weekend to end their time with cubs, thank you to everyone for making their cubs experience so incredible, they will miss everyone lots Xxx