Venturer Calendar: 2022 Q1 [DRAFT]

** UPDATED 2022-Feb-14 10:00am v0.05**
PROGRAMMING: A draft of the 2022 Q1 Program.
— moving from the “Adventure is Calling” to the “Anything and Everything” program —
This program is still an early draft but gives a good indication of what the Unit plans are for this term.

* Venturer Unit PROGRAM for 1st Eltham 2022-Q1.v0.05 2022-Feb-14 [PDF]
* Venturer Unit PROGRAM for 1st Eltham 2022-Q1-v0.03 2022-Jan-21 [PDF]

Anything and Everything

This Week 2022-Jan-20 Term Planning for Q1/2022

Where: Online (Zoom) See the UiC Facebook, or the WhatsApp for connection details.
When: 8:00pm to 10:00pm (?)
Organised by: Andrew

Please have a read through these two documents, to get an idea of how programming works in the Venturer Section;
📄 Venturers Program Planning (PDF)
📄 Programming Overview (PDF) – An Overview of How To Program

Program Planning
In the Venturer Scout Unit, planning is undertaken as a partnership between youth and adults with a goal of developing a program that includes;

  • ideas from the whole unit
  • supporting the personal progression of all unit members
  • being created by the Unit Council
  • being supported along the way by adults


There are six key steps in the program cycle:

Review>
1. Reviewing the success of the current program cycle. This is done by short term small groups of 4-6 Venturer Scouts.

Plan>
2. Gathering all the information that’s happening in Scouting and the community
3. Listing the personal progression ideas of all unit members (by individual)
4. Program planning (Unit Council)

Do>
5. Monitor the Program (Unit Council)

Review>
6. Ongoing Review

❝ All Scout programs should be adventurous, fun, challenging and inclusive for all Scouts involved. By following the programming model for each age section, young people are able to create a Scout program that is engaging and suitable for all members of the Unit or Patrol. Some Scouts may need support to contribute their ideas, and to deliver their ideas in the program. ❞

Program Review
Review is a big part of of our program cycle of Plan> Do> Review>

In the review of our 2021/Q4 program we need to see if the program;
* was inclusive
* was adventurous
* was fun
* covered the four Challenge Areas
* used The Scout Method
* used the Patrol System
* Youth led, Adult supported
* allowed for Personal Progression

A question that the Leaders will propose is, “What makes a Scout Program different from a youth group or social group program?” We’d like you to think about this before we program for Q1/2022.

📄 Programming Overview (PDF) – An Overview of How To Program

SPICES?
Taken directly from the purpose of Scouting, the areas of social, physical, intellectual, emotional and spiritual make up the fundamental basis of a person’s character, making six areas in total!
This concept is called SPICES. It’s about fostering personal growth in all the key components of development.
These are the outcomes that are achieved through Scouting, representative for each section.

Each Section has different, developmental statements that are grouped under each heading. Through the Scouting program, you should be able to meet all these outcomes, and can reflect on your learning and development.
📄 Spices “I Statements”

Cathedral Ranges Hike – March 2022

Looking at a Cathedral Ranges hike/climb/scramble weekend Friday 04th to Sun 06th Mar 2022.

Arriving at Cooks Mill campsite on the Friday night (need to book site $) .
Saturday will be walking from Cooks Mill to The Farmyard via The Razorback 9.2km. Staying at The Farmyard on the Saturday night (No bookings required.)
Sunday’s hike will be from The Farmyard via Neds Gully back to Cooks Mill. Total distance 21km.

Who’s up for a hike?
You will need to coordinate as a Unit for camping and cooking and transport.


OAS Bushwalking
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Note: I have already personally booked a site at Cooks Mill camp as I have 5 people already hiking (waves to Rovers)