Members of the Scouting Trust President: Sir Robert Hicks Chairman: Nigel Druce Treasurer: David Smith Trustees: Peter Dunstan, Bob Ellis, David Nartin, Brian Sheen Secretary: Sue Rosevear Telephone: (01326) 250225
Anyone wishing to request any help or assistance from the Trust, should contact the Secretary in the first instance. The following is a application for assistance from the Trust for Scouting in Cornwall. Downloadable Application Form: Pencarrow Open Day An Open Day for members of the Scout Association was held at Pencarrow House, near Bodmin on Sunday 15th April 2007 to fund raise for the Trust. The day was a great success, despite the overcast weather conditions. With music from Wadebridge Band, Camp Fire Singing, Traditional Camping & Cooking displays and many other scouting display stands, the visitors were well catered for. For the children, Parachute Games, Pony Rides and a Bouncy Castle were the flavour of the day. The event also saw the official handing over of the new display trailer by Lady Iona Molesworth-St.Aubyn, and the presentation of the Silver Wolf to Peter Dunstan and Mike Hammond, and the Silver Acorn to Peter Keast and Pauline George.
Pencarrow Open Day Images 
| News from the Scouting Trust Nine Ashes - Tractor Competition The following two documnets, one a Word Document and one a PDF File, are colouring pictures for the Nine Ashes Tractor Competition. Please feel free to download and submit these pictures to the Scouting Trust for Cornwall. (Uploaded 02/01/08) Downloads Charity Concert 
On 18th November 2007, the Trust for Scouting Cornwall held a concert at all Saints Church, Falmouth, with Nankersey Male Voice Choir. 2nd Falmouth Beavers Cubs and Scouts sang some campfire songs, they were supported by the District Explorer Unit. The evening was a great success, as these images by Colin Wellington shows. Other images are on the Falmouth District Page. Camp Fire Songbook We have gathered enough songs for two booklets, one of Chants and Action Songs, the other more of songs for after the camp fire. We are now in the process of
finding out about copyright. Some are protected, it lasts until 70 years after the death of the last remaining composer. So, we are finding out who we need to ask and then whether there will be a charge. The Performing Rights society are being very helpful. and an ex Scouter is willing to record a CD. |