Beaveree is a day event for Beavers and their Scouters held at Camp Barnard where they travel as a group between fun and educational stations in a country fair format, visiting the ones they wish and in any order they want.
Saturday May 28th, 2022 – Opening starts at 9:30am – Closing ends at 2:30pm
Camp Barnard Playing Field
Uniform event - Lets show off our uniforms!
Bring: appropriate outerwear and footwear for the weather, water bottle, sunscreen, hat. Bring a bag lunch - Groups may want to also bring a picnic blanket to have lunch on.
Groups to ensure adequate adult/youth ratios and that all adults are screened appropriately.
Beaver Scouts and their Scouters travel between stations as a group.
$12 per person (both adult and youth)
Email the Registration form to rainbowkim1@hotmail.com – Please indicate in your email if your group would like additional information about canoeing.
When: Saturday, May 28, 2022
Where:Camp Barnard, 3202 Young Lake Rd., Sooke
Register: Email this registration for to rainbowkim1@hotmail.com and indicate if your group would like additional information about canoeing.
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For any new Scouters who do not know what a Beaveree is – well – it is a big celebration – get together for all the Beaver Colonies from Victoria and across Vancouver Island get together for the day. We plan a day of community stations to come to the camp so the Beavers come and walk around with their colonies and can participate in various activities from canoeing, to playing with Lego to bouncing on a huge bouncy castle. There are anywhere from 25 to 30 activities for the youth to participate in during the day. We plan it according to a theme that is picked so we can plan crafts and costumes.
Local organizations that come share in the fun & provide interactive educational & cultural activities, in an outdoor super fun themed day. All stations are volunteer run by community & multicultural organizations. Bouncy castle, Dunk Tank & tug of war!
Dress for the weather (hat, sunscreen, running shoes, light coat)
One adult (can be a parent volunteer) to lead a couple older youth (could be Scouts) - parking only
OR
Two (or three) Venturers (or Rovers) to work together as a team – parking and ‘runner’ during the event
Quick outline what’s required (details will be provided closer to the day):
Parking
Parking and Runner
Parking jobs noted above and, after the cars are parked - attend Opening (wear the vest) at the Amphitheatre, we'll point them out to the participants - these volunteers will be a source for answers to questions.
Being a runner (maybe there’s a better name for this – we welcome ideas) involves: