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23 rd World Scout Jamboree Japan 2015

23 rd World Scout Jamboree Japan 2015. The UK Contingent. Capped at 3,000 2,520 Participants and Unit Leaders 63 Units (36yp + 4 leaders) 300 International Service Team 26 Contingent Support Team 12 Contingent Management Team 3 full time members of staff. The Challenge.

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23 rd World Scout Jamboree Japan 2015

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  1. 23rd World Scout JamboreeJapan 2015

  2. The UK Contingent • Capped at 3,000 • 2,520 Participants and Unit Leaders • 63 Units (36yp + 4 leaders) • 300 International Service Team • 26 Contingent Support Team • 12 Contingent Management Team • 3 full time members of staff

  3. The Challenge • 3,000 People to Japan • Homestays across Japan • Travelling at Japanese Peak Holiday time • A meaningful Japanese Experience

  4. The Jamboree Programme • Arrive Tokyo from UK • Tokyo Experience - 2 Days • 23rd World Scout Jamboree: 28th July- 8th August 2015 - 12 Days • HoHo in Japan - 3 Days • Return to UK

  5. World Scout Jamboree Site

  6. Climate • Hot and Humid! • Average day time temperature: 30°C • Average night time temperature: 25°C

  7. Peace programme

  8. Global Development Village

  9. Exploring nature

  10. Cross roads of culture

  11. City of science

  12. Community projects

  13. Water activities

  14. Our plans for Surrey • 8 patrols of 9 young people + 1 leader • 72 young people • 8 leaders • Almost 2 years of unit preparations and fundraising

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