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Age 12 and above Gear list will be provided later
We are kicking off Autumn with a bang! 2nd Annual All Fall Into Camp All Sections Camporee at Everton Scout Camp. A Day full of County Fall Fair Activities and JOTA. New this year: Create your own trebuchet for Saturday 4:30pm chucking contest Venturer Corral! Camp with all the Vents/Rovers in the Pines with Special Venturer/Rover events!! Groups must come self contained: Day Participants - Gates open Saturday 8:00am, Registration starting 8:30am at Activity Pavilion, includes Field location to set up your base station for the day. Weekend Participants - Gates open Friday 6:30pm, Tent Sites, Cabins and Adirondacks can be booked here Jamboree Style Field Camping available at $10/person if Doubleknot is booked up. Add to Registration form. Venturer Corral! Camp with all the Vents/Rovers in Site F ($25 for entry and camping for the weekend) Volunteers are welcome - Meals and camping (Lion's Lodge) are included for volunteers. You may register as a group or individual. Use the Register Here form HERE
Iceberg is a weekend long Winter Outdoor Skills Competition Camp for Scout Troops! Patrols will spend the day out on the trail completing different Winter OAS challenges. Scouts will have the opportunity to learn new skills, practice old skills, and show their knowledge! Formerly known as "Igloo Invitational Winter Camp", Iceberg is an event that we are very excited to bring back to our Scouts. As in the past, this event is held at the beautiful Blue Springs Scout Reserve. Iceberg is an event known as a Klondike Derby. Patrols will spend the day on the trail, moving between activities. They will need all of their gear with them that they will need for the days challenges, including lunch on the trail! Iceberg is also a competition camp! Everything at the camp will be scored for points and trophies. At the end of the day you get to spend all those points at the auction. There will multiple awards including team spirit and best sled design
A weekend long experience covering many of the Winter Outdoor Adventure Skills. Meals, and cabins included in registration. What is included: Saturday/Sunday Breakfast and Saturday Dinner cooked by you in your cabin. Lunch Hot Dog Roast at Activity Pavilion Campfire Pit Hot Chocolate Mix and drink crystals for cold drinks Kitchen Cooking Bin is in each Cabin, bring your own coffee pot and coffee What you need to bring - water jugs with your own water, board games and cabin activities Bring: your own dishes, mugs, camp chairs, sleds/toboggans with Helmet and personal equipment (personal items and bedding). Dress for the weather - dress to be outside, Waterproof coat and boots
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Age 10 and above Drop-off - Pick-up $65.00 Pay to admin@starsscouts.ca Camp Gear, check the how-to section in the website
* Fees: 99.00$ - Pay to admin@starsscouts.ca * All ages * Learning: Wild Cats What to bring - Scouts Uniform - Filled bottle of water - Jacket for cold weather - Miss Kit - Sleeping bag - Backpack - Flash light - Check the camping gear list posted on our website at How-To section Wildcat World Camp Sat 2 Nov 2024 - Arrival 2:00 - 3:00 pm Sun 3 Nov 2024 - Departure 1:00 - 2:00 pm What to bring: - Scouts Uniform - Sleeping bag - Dress for cold weather: clovers, head cover, extra layers, jacket, extra underwear and socks. - Miss kit - Bottle of water - Toothpaste and brush - Quran DO NOT BRING - Electronics and mobile devices - Food, desserts, sweets, drinks, snacks, etc. EXCEPT FOR ALLERGY CASES
* Fees: 20.00$ - Pay to admin@starsscouts.ca * All ages * Learning: - Age 9 and above: Scouts Morse Signs - Age 8 and below: Bracelet Making What to bring - Scouts Uniform - Filled bottle of water - Jacket for cold weather - Miss Kit
Fees: 10.00$ - Pay to admin@starsscouts.ca * All ages * Learning: Compass, directions, an nature observation What to bring - Scouts Uniform - Hiking shoes - Filled bottle of water - Jacket for cold weather
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Our leadership development follows Scouts Canada’s “The Canadian Path” curriculum developing scouts through “plan – do – review” method to foster critical thinking, personal development, and team participation.
This framework is enriched and repurposed through mentoring, discussion, reminders, activities and other theme-based Islamic content to deliver a holistic understanding of Islam and build the scout’s Islamic personality and character.
Our program includes outdoor adventures such as camping, hiking, surviving leadership and other scouting skills.
Hands-on orientation provides a practical method of learning and helps youth build confidence. Activities and games provide a fun way to develop skills and provide contact with nature and the environment when pursued in an outdoor setting. Youth learn in small groups to build unity and a family atmosphere. Developing the characteristics of responsibility, self-reliance, self-confidence, and readiness, the scouts eventually learn collaboration and leadership skills.
An attractive program of varying activities expands a scout’s horizons and bonds the scout even more to the group. The Stars Scouts Group is open for all the youth in the community. Your in Scouting,
Rasheed Hourani
Program Director
Group Commissioner
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STARTASTIC with STARS SCOUTS
STEM is part of Scouting
In cooperation with ROBOMAZING, Stars scouts group would like to introduce a new unique peace of art few programs with special 20% discount for our registered scouts' 1- AI & Machine Learning Course 7-14 Years old 2- Microsoft Minecraft 7-13 Years old 3- Build your game with SCRATCH - 5-11 years old 4- Math Ontario Curriculum - all ages 5- Chess Masters All programs can be introduced both on line and in person. If you are interested fell free to email us at admin@starsscouts.ca or call 437-9728999 Rasheed
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Partnership Agreement
We are happy to announce that we have signed a partnership agreement with ROBOMAZING INC to provide 25% discount on all their STEM programs for our registered scouts of all ages along with team of volunteers.
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Tip Tap
We are happy to announce that we now have TipTap device from the Boy Scouts of Canada to collect donations. We are entitled to use it from October 1st to October 31st We will start Fundraising program within community. More details will be posted on the website
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New Volunteer - Sister Aya Sabbagh
We are happy to announce that officially sister @Aya joined the volunteers team. with her life, career, and motherhood experience. I am sure she is an added value to the group and she will help us grow and move forward on solid ground.
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Dear Amazing Stars Scouts group Scouters, I wanted to take a moment to express my heartfelt appreciation for the incredible effort and enthusiasm you all brought to our last camp. From setting the stage for the activities to supervise the kids for their safety to providing the food and the fantastic program, and for cooking the lentil soap that could rival a five-star restaurant (okay, maybe a three-star, but who's counting?), you all truly outdid yourselves. Your dedication to making the camp a memorable experience for everyone did not go unnoticed. Whether it was leading hikes with the energy of a 20 Energizer youth or sharing stories around the campfire that had everyone laughing until their sides hurt, you all brought something special to the table (and the campfire). A special shoutout to the camp leader scouter Sana along with the rest of the ladies, Ayam Nada, Amnay, and Houda for their legendary Lentil soap, leadership skills, involving kids in money management skills, starting the campfire without any match, and running the campfire program in an interactive way to make more attracted to the kids and to show them how Islam protect animals rights. I think we can all agree that those activities were the highlight of the camp! And let's not forget Omar, our young leader potential scouter for being such a skilled youth leader. Thank you for being such a fantastic team and for making the camp an unforgettable experience for all the scouts. Your hard work, creativity, and sense of humor are truly appreciated. Here's to many more adventures, laughter, and maybe a few more perfectly roasted marshmallows in the future! Rasheed Hourani Group Commissioner CMS, founder
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Either 9 Nov or 23 Nov. We will announce soon! MANDATORY We are planning for a parents meeting in which we explain critical information about the scouting program. How it is useful for you and your kids and. It will be during the kid's activity. Please note that this is a mandatory to attend type of meeting.
Read MoreTip-Tap Fundraising Experience :-)
Our heroes were able to get $500.00+ in three weeks of tip tapping Good job everyone and thanks for the parents who collected with us Our Scout Heroes are: Sidra, Hana, Ezzeldeen, Yazan, Sama, Ali, Talia, and Sara. Together they collected 500.00$
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SCOUTASIC - STARTASTIC
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STEM
- The Challenge:
- Use your imagination to design our new group's official necker/scarf.
- Use the color theme used in our logo
- Necker size should be identical to the one you already has.
- Research the internet for ideas. Search for scout scarf or necker
- Scoring Categories:
- Desing 10 points
- Colors 5 points
- Cloth Quality 5 points
- Creativity 5 points
- Maybe add a name tag!
- Maybe add the group logo
- Maybe add an option to stitch badges or print important scouting days
- Maybe add a QR to help people find you if you are lost
- Rules
- Due 15 Oct 2024 midnight
- A committee of leaders and parents will meet to evlauate and score
- $100.00 will be a gift for the best desing