Rovering's Greatest Adventure
Directions:
First: With a team of at least four Rovers, go on an
adventure
(journey, adventurous activity). This should not be part of a BP Ramble.
Then: Submit a report of some sort (could be written, may be a video or
powerpoint).
Also provide:
- A one-page summary of the activity
- Some form of media coverage (e.g. local newspaper article)
(The activity must have taken place between 1st December 2008 & 1st
November 2009)
Finally:
The best entry deemed to be Rovering's Greatest Adventure for 2009 will
be awarded $1,000 prize and a trophy!
Closing Date:
30th November, 2009
Winners will be notified following the NRC Meeting in January 2010.
Send your entry to:
Roverings Greatest Adventure
c/o Libby Davison
313 Corrigan Road
Keysborough
VIC 3173
Contact: Libby Davison, Vice Chairman, National Rover Council
nrcvicechair@scouts.com.au
The entries from previous year's winners were excellent. See what they did and start thinking of how your crew can win.
2007 |
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| Winner | Bill Waters Rover Crew, Victoria
Presentation currently unavailable. |
| Finalist | Victoria Point and Lawnton Rover Crews, Queensland
To Download their presentation, click here (3.93MB PDF). |
2006 |
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| Winner | Platabeen Rover Crew, New South Wales To Download their presentation, click here (1.13MB Powerpoint Pres). |
| Finalist | Moreton Bay Region Rovers, Queensland To Download their presentation, click here (2MB movie - smaller size).
Your Branch Rover Council has a copy of this presentation on CD. |
2005 |
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| Winner | Indooroopilly Rover Crew, Queensland To Download their presentation, click here (2.28MB Powerpoint Pres). |
| Finalists | Austinmer Rover Crew, New South Wales To Download their presentation, click here (2.38MB PDF).
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2004 |
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Winner |
Fitzroy Rover Crew, Queensland To Download their presentation, click here (16.3MB). It is recommended to have a broadband connection for this download. Your Branch Rover Council has a copy of this presentation on CD. |
| Finalist | Kissing Point Rover Crew To Download their presentation, click here (3.03MB). It is recommended to have a broadband connection for this download. Your Branch Rover Council has a copy of this presentation on CD. |
