Showing posts with label Woodcraft Folk. Show all posts
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Sunday, June 14, 2015

Woodcraft Folk 90th Anniversary - Time to start a local Woodcraft Folk Group

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London & South East Region of the Woodcraft Folk
90th Anniversary

Held at Dulwich 13th June 2014 - Jeremy Corbyn MP

Woodcraft Folk...


Is a movement for children and young people, open to everyone from birth to adult. They offer a place where children will grow in confidence, learn about the world and start to understand how to value our planet and each other.


Woodcraft Folk central office:


Phone: 020 7703 4173
Fax
: 020 7358 6459
Email: info@woodcraft.org.uk


Kibbo Kift - Woodcraft Folk 75 Years


Woodcraft Folk's direct antecedent was the the Kibbo Kift (later known as Green shirts) an organisation led by ex-Scout Commissioner for Woodcraft and Camping John Hargrave, who had broken with what he considered to be the Scouts' miltaristic approach in the years immediately after WW1. Woodcraft Folk was established by Leslie Paul in 1925 after the south London co-operative groups challenged Hargrave's authoritarian tendencies over his refusal to recognise a local group called "The Brockley Thing" and broke away from the Kindred.

Sunday, July 01, 2007


HILLINGDON WOODCRAFT FOLK Cirac 1980s

Hillingdon Woodcraft meets every Tuesday evening during term time at the Uxbridge Centre, Greenway, Uxbridge, from 6.15pm-to-7.45 pm. -

At the moment we have an Elfin Group for 6 to 9 year olds and we hope to start a Pioneer Group for 10 to 13 year olds which will be run at the same time.

Our evenings consist of project work on subjects such as the environment, internationalism and cooperation and we play non-competitve games, do country dancing and usually round off the
session with some folk singing.

We have several ramps a year which are usually held in conjunction with other districts and organise walks and outings throughout the year.

We love to welcome all children but in order to organise our sessions, plan programmes and do fundraising, parent participation is essential.

The more parents are involved the less responsibility falls on each individual and all the children benefit from the variety of ideas put into tha group.

For more information please contact:
R. & S. Styles, P. Hunter, C. Breuer

Dickie Bond recalled the Woodcraft Folk in Uxbridge over many years