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Learning about

Big Ideas

through Fun

020 7703 4173

www.woodcraft.org.uk

info@woodcraft.org.uk

Woodcraft Folk is a registered Charity in England &Wales (1073665) and in Scotland (SC039791)

local info:

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Woodcraft Folk is a children and

young people’s organisation working

across the UK. Every week

thousands of volunteers and young

people meet in school halls,

community venues and a host of

other places to learn about big ideas

through fun activities like singing,

playing and debating.

Woodcraft Folk groups are open to

anyone from the age of 6 upwards

who wants to join. We are secular,

co-educational and committed to

positive social change.

hildreenWho are we?

Because we have really strong principles that we live out in our everyday lives as well as in our Woodcraft activities. We believe in peace, sustainability, social justice, friendship, children’s rights and co-operation.

Because we believe that all young people are valuable and important - they have something to offer each other and society. We ensure they can have their say in running the organisation.

Because it’s fun for everyone! And when you join Woodcraft Folk, you’ll have a ready-made network of friendly support.

Because everything in Woodcraft Folk is about teamwork and co-operation. From cooking and washing-up at camps to planning and running weekly activities, noone is on their own.

Why

Join

Us?

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If you’re aged 16-20 and you’d like to take part in camps, walking trips, fierce debates, volunteering with young people, epic gigs and a whole range of other activities then drop by our website, give our national office a ring or best of all go to www.spanthatworld.com where you’ll find all you need to know about our groundbreaking movement for people your age.

How can I get

involved?

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eering with younggs and a whole range of then drop by our website, give

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It depends on what you want to do, or how much time you have. If you’re looking for a nearby group then drop by the website (www.woodcraft.org.uk) or give our national office a ring (020 7703 4173) – they’ll tell you how to join a group near your home or about the information and support available to start a new one.

If you’d like to help out at a group, then drop by the website or call our national office (are you spotting a pattern here?). They’ll talk you through what you need to do to become a volunteer with us. It’s a really straightforward process that shouldn’t take more than a couple of weeks.

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Learning about

Big Ideas

through Fun

020 7703 4173

www.woodcraft.org.uk

info@woodcraft.org.uk

Woodcraft Folk is a registered Charity in England &Wales (1073665) and in Scotland (SC039791)

local info:

coblikde W

Woodcraft Folk is a children and

young people’s organisation working

across the UK. Every week

thousands of volunteers and young

people meet in school halls,

community venues and a host of

other places to learn about big ideas

through fun activities like singing,

playing and debating.

Woodcraft Folk groups are open to

anyone from the age of 6 upwards

who wants to join. We are secular,

co-educational and committed to

positive social change.

hildreenWho are we?

Because we have really strong principles that we live out in our everyday lives as well as in our Woodcraft activities. We believe in peace, sustainability, social justice, friendship, children’s rights and co-operation.

Because we believe that all young people are valuable and important - they have something to offer each other and society. We ensure they can have their say in running the organisation.

Because it’s fun for everyone! And when you join Woodcraft Folk, you’ll have a ready-made network of friendly support.

Because everything in Woodcraft Folk is about teamwork and co-operation. From cooking and washing-up at camps to planning and running weekly activities, noone is on their own.

Why

Join

Us?

ything in Woodcraft amwork and rom cooking and camps to planning andactivities, noone is o

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If you’re aged 16-20 and you’d like to take part in camps, walking trips, fierce debates, volunteering with young people, epic gigs and a whole range of other activities then drop by our website, give our national office a ring or best of all go to www.spanthatworld.com where you’ll find all you need to know about our groundbreaking movement for people your age.

How can I get

involved?

d 16-20 o take part in trips, fierce

eering with younggs and a whole range of then drop by our website, give

16-20?

It depends on what you want to do, or how much time you have. If you’re looking for a nearby group then drop by the website (www.woodcraft.org.uk) or give our national office a ring (020 7703 4173) – they’ll tell you how to join a group near your home or about the information and support available to start a new one.

If you’d like to help out at a group, then drop by the website or call our national office (are you spotting a pattern here?). They’ll talk you through what you need to do to become a volunteer with us. It’s a really straightforward process that shouldn’t take more than a couple of weeks.

coblikde W

Woodcraft Folk is a children and

young people’s organisation working

across the UK. Every week

thousands of volunteers and young

people meet in school halls,

community venues and a host of

other places to learn about big ideas

through fun activities like singing,

playing and debating.

Woodcraft Folk groups are open to

anyone from the age of 6 upwards

who wants to join. We are secular,

co-educational and committed to

positive social change.

hildreenWho are we?

Because we have really strong principles that we live out in our everyday lives as well as in our Woodcraft activities. We believe in peace, sustainability, social justice, friendship, children’s rights and co-operation.

Because we believe that all young people are valuable and important - they have something to offer each other and society. We ensure they can have their say in running the organisation.

Because it’s fun for everyone! And when you join Woodcraft Folk, you’ll have a ready-made network of friendly support.

Because everything in Woodcraft Folk is about teamwork and co-operation. From cooking and washing-up at camps to planning and running weekly activities, noone is on their own.

Why

Join

Us?

ything in Woodcraft amwork and rom cooking and camps to planning andactivities, noone is o

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WWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWWW

don

If you’re aged 16-20 and you’d like to take part in camps, walking trips, fierce debates, volunteering with young people, epic gigs and a whole range of other activities then drop by our website, give our national office a ring or best of all go to www.spanthatworld.com where you’ll find all you need to know about our groundbreaking movement for people your age.

How can I get

involved?

d 16-20 o take part in trips, fierce

eering with younggs and a whole range of then drop by our website, give

16-20?

It depends on what you want to do, or how much time you have. If you’re looking for a nearby group then drop by the website (www.woodcraft.org.uk) or give our national office a ring (020 7703 4173) – they’ll tell you how to join a group near your home or about the information and support available to start a new one.

If you’d like to help out at a group, then drop by the website or call our national office (are you spotting a pattern here?). They’ll talk you through what you need to do to become a volunteer with us. It’s a really straightforward process that shouldn’t take more than a couple of weeks.

W

Learning about

Big Ideas

through Fun

020 7703 4173

www.woodcraft.org.uk

info@woodcraft.org.uk

Woodcraft Folk is a registered Charity in England &Wales (1073665) and in Scotland (SC039791)

local info: