114th Trentham Scout Group Stoke-on-Trent, Three Towns District, Staffordshire, England.
								Log In Webmail

100 Years 1907 2007
2007 Centenary Events
To enable the whole group to celebrate the Centenary and to open the premises for wider community use we held a weekend long event.
Centenary Camp 26th - 27th May	26th to 27th May 2007	Fun Open Day 26th May 12noon
Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Leaders all attended a weekend long camp in the grounds of the Scout Building. The camp began immediately following the fun and activities of the Open Day. Activities were based on the Centenary including traditional Scouting skills learnt 100 years ago. A variety of events were run to suit all ages from the youngest Beaver to the eldest Scout. All those attending were presented with a commemorative souvenir t-shirt bearing the specially designed logo (see right).	Click above to read the article published in 'The Sentinel' on 28th May 2007.	On Saturday 26th May we held our Open Day which was a free event open to everyone - Beavers, Cubs, Scouts, families, friends, local residents, old members, previous leaders and local groups and clubs. Doors opened at 12noon with the opening ceremony being performed by The Lord Mayor.   Activities included : Formal opening by The Lord Mayor Displays of Scouting Skills in our “Live Camp” Past, Present and Future of Scouting Children’s Entertainment Climbing Wall Refreshments Facility Tours Competitions and Prize Draw
Event Photo Gallery (Click here to go to our Photo Gallery)

March 2007 - Red Nose Day

Beavers, Cubs and Scouts are raising money for Comic Relief "Red Nose Day" and this year to support the centenary Comic Relief are giving the group back 25% of the monies raised to be re-invested into the running of the sections.

For example, Cubs are trying to compete 100 challenges ....  see Cubs section for details

January 2007 - A dream come true

For many years the group has been fundraising and applying for grants in order to refurbish the building and provide improved community facilities. The centenary year was the target for completion and we are please to announce this has been achieved.