> Not have as amazed as I was, I had to ask her three times, rephrasing
> the question each time before it would sink in.

> "NormanbyMat" ntlworld.com> wrote in message
>
> news:1175357801.398009.322380@p15g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>
>
>

>> MICE - New Section for 4 - 6 year olds to be launched this April!!!

>

>> Check this out:

>

>>http://www.scouts.org.uk/mice

>

>> all I can say is GRRRRRRRRRRRR!!!!

>
> sent this on to all my scouting friends - got a few of them big time :o)

> world, which FAW does not provide. Red Cross do run a course specifically
> targeted at Infant and Child. The most important 'qualification' would
> seem to be sufficient knowledge and experience to cover the subject
> adequatley and answer any questions/debunk any myths the kids light have.

> Stephen Rainsbury wrote:

>> Emergency Aid Stage 4 requires "This stage requires 8 hours of
>> training and activity and should be trained and assessed by
>> arrangement with an adult holding a full First Aid qualification and
>> validated skills from the Adult Training Scheme in Presenting and
>> Facilitating. Alternatively, a qualified First Aid Trainer from an
>> externally recognised organisation may fulfil this role. "
>>
>> My HSE certificate runs out in February, does anybody know what I will
>> need to do for "a full First Aid qualification"?
>>
>> (yes I have done the other bits, what a creep)
>>

> St John Ambulance members are allowed out on duty with the basic HSE FAW
> qualification. Red Cross, I beleive have their own, but similar course.
> My only reservation would be whether you need training in the sub-adult
> world, which FAW does not provide. Red Cross do run a course
> specifically targeted at Infant and Child. The most important
> 'qualification' would seem to be sufficient knowledge and experience to ...

> Gooders wrote:

>> which do you prefer in wet weather and why?
>> Stephen

> Dave wrote:

>> "marc" btinternet.com> wrote in message
>> news:YcCdnR_95LE0P5fbnZ2dnUVZ8v6dnZ2d@bt.com...
>> SNIP

>>> Hmmm I am to have my review next week , with the CC,

>>
>> Why the CC do you not have a DC (I know some parts of Wales do not but I
>> thought Dodge did). Are you a GSL now as otherwise surely it should be
>> them.
>>
>> I know that everything is different there but ......
>>
>> DaveB
>> West Yorks
>>
>>

> DC insisted on doing it ( beccause she reckons the GSL isn't one) I
> asked why the DC was doing it . She decided that I was being
> discourteous, we had a bit of email tennis ... she offered for someone ...

> On 31 Mar, 18:02, d...@how5.freeserve.co.uk (Dave How) wrote:

>> Steve Spicer wrote:

>>> Hello newsgroup.
>>> Over the Easter Hols I'm planning on computerising badge records for
>>> our Scout section. Does anyone have an access database already written
>>> for this, to save me writing one? Was thinking about storing personal
>>> info and te badges they have earned.

>>

>
> Dave - I know that your reply wasn't directed to me but......... if
> you wouldn't mind I would love a copy!
> I am currently the CSL of 2 packs with 56 (soon to be 60) cubs and
> just 3 ACSLs (but a lot of supportive parents!) and anything that
> would make the admin easier would be very welcome.
>
> If you don't mind e-mail me baloo at 2ndbracknell.co.uk
>
> Peter Freeman ...

> On 31 Mar, 18:02, d...@how5.freeserve.co.uk (Dave How) wrote:

>> Steve Spicer wrote:

>>> Hello newsgroup.
>>> Over the Easter Hols I'm planning on computerising badge records for
>>> our Scout section. Does anyone have an access database already written
>>> for this, to save me writing one? Was thinking about storing personal
>>> info and te badges they have earned.

>> I have an Access database that I created to keep Cubs personal records. It
>> stores their contact details, medical info, attendance, subs, camps and
>> awards. I'm happy to send you a copy if you are interested. You will need
>> Access 2000 or later to run it. It will need some tweaking for use with
>> Beavers and Scouts as it is completely geared to Cubs at present. Is that
>> something you can do or would you need me to do that first?. It isn't
>> perfect, I'm still improving it, but it would be something to start
>> playing with.
>>
>> Let me know if you want a copy.
>>
>> Dave How ...

> Steve Spicer wrote:

>> Hello newsgroup.
>> Over the Easter Hols I'm planning on computerising badge records for
>> our Scout section. Does anyone have an access database already written
>> for this, to save me writing one? Was thinking about storing personal
>> info and te badges they have earned.

>
> I have an Access database that I created to keep Cubs personal records. It
> stores their contact details, medical info, attendance, subs, camps and
> awards. I'm happy to send you a copy if you are interested. You will need
> Access 2000 or later to run it. It will need some tweaking for use with
> Beavers and Scouts as it is completely geared to Cubs at present. Is that
> something you can do or would you need me to do that first?. It isn't
> perfect, I'm still improving it, but it would be something to start
> playing with.
>
> Let me know if you want a copy.
>
> Dave How ...