Illaroo Scout Group in North Nowra | Community organisation

Illaroo Scout Group

Locality: North Nowra

Address: Rockhill Road 2541 North Nowra, NSW, Australia

Website: http://www.illarooscouts.org.au/

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25.01.2022 This has been launched today. https://m.facebook.com//a.1792223421673/2863908800365335/

24.01.2022 Attention Parents and Leaders. Our usual Santa is unavailable for our group Christmas party. Has anyone got a Santa suit and be either willing to dress up or loan it to us for the night? Please email or reply to this post or inbox Jo. I will tag Jo in the comments.

21.01.2022 Illaroo Scout Group now has Facebook! Look here for all section and group reminders! Note- not all infomation will be put here so please go to our website (www.illarooscouts.org.au), email [email protected] or ask leaders on the night for all information.

20.01.2022 Christmas Trees available- Call Nigel on 0400 530 430 or Email [email protected]. See picture for pricing.

19.01.2022 #TBT Throw back THURSDAY! This week are photos from the group camp at Honeymoon Bay in Nov 2013

19.01.2022 Many hands make light work. Clean Up Australia Day last weekend and now Flat Rock Creek is a bit cleaner now. Thank you to the Joeys, Cubs and Parents that gave up their Saturday morning. See you next year!!!

17.01.2022 Don't forget it is Honeymoon Bay this weekend. A great family camp where we get to relax and have fun in a beautiful setting

17.01.2022 Dont forget! If you have bottles bring them to the hall so we can take them and get money for the group, or take them in and donate the money to Scouts NSW.

15.01.2022 We will be at the top of our driveway at Dawn tomorrow morning.

14.01.2022 A few Scouts managed to get out and about today and did the 3 views walk overlooking Tallowa dam and the Shoalhaven river. The area was very burnt but it is great to see all the trees coming back. We all enjoyed a great day!

14.01.2022 Scouts out and about for the weekend. Well done all of you for getting out their this weekend!

14.01.2022 What a great way to spend a Saturday. Fishing in the rain with some cubs. It is cold and wet, but the cubs are smiling. So far the fish aren't biting, but the cubs aren't giving up (the parents on the other hand)

13.01.2022 Congratulations to our newest Grey Wolf Recipient. Skylar-Rose Wakeling. Well done on all of your hard work.

13.01.2022 Reminder to all family about active kids vouchers. Thank you to all the family that have paid there fees. If you have not used the Active kid vouchers yet and wish to use it please do! It can go towards credit for next years fees. If you need help or need your child’s membership number please contact your leaders who can help you with this!

12.01.2022 If anyone knows families that need a good shower/ toilet or somewhere to stay in this trying time please happily contact me and I’m happy to open the scout hall for them 0410585669

11.01.2022 Attention all leaders. Group council this Tuesday 8pm. Straight after Cubs. We would love for all leaders to be there.Attention all leaders. Group council this Tuesday 8pm. Straight after Cubs. We would love for all leaders to be there.

11.01.2022 #TBT Throw back THURSDAY. Cubs turn! Canoeing night at Flat rock dam. Fun on the water

11.01.2022 Congratulations to Charlotte, and Michael on achieving their Grey Wolf certificate and badge. A lot of commitment and hard work went into getting it.

09.01.2022 Scouts doing the construction camp. Thanks Chil, Elmo and Goose for organising and helping. Everyone had a great weekend and out cub and Joey visitors seemed to have a ball today playing around.

08.01.2022 What a tremendous effort today by these 7 Cubs, who today completed the challenge of the Kiama coastal walk from Gerringong to Kiama. A fantastic effort by all hiking 15km. 1,2,3, WOOF. RTT

08.01.2022 Sorry for the late notice, HONEYMOON BAY is cancelled for this weekend. It is already full.Sorry for the late notice, HONEYMOON BAY is cancelled for this weekend. It is already full.

07.01.2022 An email from Neville Tompkins Scouts NSW Response to COVID-19 Rule Changes ... From tomorrow, Friday 15 May, the NSW Government will ease some lockdown measures, based on health advice, and after the State reduced the number of COVID-19 cases to a manageable level. For Scouts NSW, we are not yet ready for Groups to return to face to face Scouting. There are a number of reasons for our decision, but our priority is the health and wellbeing of our members - youth and adults. We need to be comfortable that every Group is able to implement measures that keep their members safe from infection while at Scouts. We are therefore recommending that outdoor Scout gatherings do not proceed at this stage. The Scouts NSW COVID-19 Task Force, whose members include experienced health professionals, has reviewed every aspect of the outdoors and indoors activities undertaken at Scouts, and has recommended that the current measures remain in place. Some of the reasons include: Children are not yet returning full-time to school. Most schools are enabling children to return for just one day a week, with significantly enhanced safety precautions around physical distancing. Outdoor gatherings have only been allowed for up to ten people at a time by the NSW State Government. Physical distancing measures must be maintained at all times. Regional travel and holidays are not yet allowed. Penalties apply for those that do not abide by the rules. We are optimistic that Scouting will be able to resume within the next couple of months, if the NSW Government continues to ease the current restrictions. We are exploring a range of options, including how we handle contact tracing, physical distancing and hygiene measures while delivering Scouting. We are giving priority for the arrangements for Scout outdoor activities. We know that these arrangements will be different from what we have been used to in the past, and it is imperative that our youth, leaders and families are kept safe while at Scouts. For now, we encourage you to keep connected to your Groups through your weekly virtual Scout Hall activities, and the inspiring ideas available on Scouting@Home. For those Leaders who are continuing to deliver Scouting to their youth members, we are all grateful for your outstanding efforts. You are offering young people an enduring connection to a program and a suite of activities they clearly love. Thank you for your creativity and personal resilience. You can find updated information via the Scouts Guide to Coronavirus page on the Scouts NSW website - it contains lots of helpful materials. We will continue to update you on these arrangements as they become available.

05.01.2022 Cubs having fun iceblocking at Cambawarra.

05.01.2022 Put your camp@home ANZAC photo's here in the comments. Pictured is RTT, Michael, and Gypsy.

05.01.2022 Scouts’s- No canoeing tonight with the rain. Try again next week. Note will be out soon for that. Tonight at the HallScouts’s- No canoeing tonight with the rain. Try again next week. Note will be out soon for that. Tonight at the Hall

04.01.2022 Just thought I would share this. Makes me proud to be part of the scouting movement https://www.facebook.com/1697568517199604/posts/2597800393843074/

04.01.2022 More iceblocking fun enjoyed by cubs, leaders and parents.

04.01.2022 Barking mad night! Thanks to Paradise Pet Parks for bringing your dogs to show our scouts. We all enjoyed seeing and hearing about what they do!

04.01.2022 Cubs had a great last night of term

03.01.2022 Each year Scout Groups across the State have proudly participated in local ANZAC Day ceremonies and parades. Current restrictions around gatherings mean we are ...unable to do this in 2020. This year we’re inviting members from all Groups and all Sections to participate in our Camp@Home ANZAC 2020 Experience. To register for the event visit: https://bit.ly/snswanzacexperience Set up your own ANZAC campsite at home, enjoy camp activities and participate in the ANZAC Day end of your driveway Vigil on the morning of 25 April. You can also complete challenges to earn the 2020 Their Service, Our Heritage badge and the Camp@Home ANZAC Experience 2020 badge. ANZAC Day is an important annual event and a timely opportunity to bring together our Scouting community to commemorate, show respect and gain a deeper understanding about ANZAC Day and those who have served and currently serve Australia.

01.01.2022 What a excellent way to end the year with bowling, pizza and frozen drinks. Merry Christmas to all from the Cub Unit. Have a great and safe break to all.