RADCLIFFE METHODIST
JUNIOR CHURCH /YOUTH GROUP
The Junior Church meet every Sunday morning at 10am. They join the Main morning service with the church members and leave after the second hymn. They then split into graded age groups including a Creche
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The Youth Group
Meets on Sunday morning for worship and meets socially for activities such as cycling, swimming, camping weekends.
The group is a Nottinghamshire County Council registered Youth Club.
They operate the Duke of Edinburgh Awards at all levels.
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THE DUKE of EDINBURGH's AWARD
The Duke of Edinburgh’s Award, a registered charity, is a voluntary, non-competitive programme of activities for anyone aged 14-25. It offers an individual challenge and encourages young people to undertake exciting, constructive, challenging and enjoyable activities in their free time. Just over 7% of those in the UK aged 14-17 participate in the Award, through Award Groups in youth clubs, voluntary organisations, Open Award Centres, schools, colleges, young offender institutes and businesses.The Award is a four Section Programme with three progressive levels: Bronze, Silver and Gold. The Sections involve: Service (helping the community); Skills (a hobby, skill or interest); Physical Recreation (sports, dance, fitness); Expeditions (on foot, cycle, horseback, or water); Residential Project - Gold only (an enterprise with people not known to the participant). Each year, Award Participants provide over one million hours of service to the community whilst, in the expeditions Section, they collectively covered over one million miles.
At any one time, around 225,000 participants are trying for an Award in the UK alone, with around 110,000 taking up its challenge each year. Approximately 70,000 volunteers share their skills, enthusiasm and time to help guide the participants through their Awards, learning new skills and making friends themselves along the way.
Supported by Notts County Council
Bronze Award
Junior Church Visit to Whirlow Hall Farm:
2/3/4 March 2007.
Hard to believe that this was our 10th visit to Whirlow; and it was just as brilliant as ever! The children were really good company. Four of them had never been before and got into the swing of it very quickly. We had a great time around the farm, walking in the woods and at the swimming pool. Some of the children even enjoyed the museum.
I have said it before—but our children are a joy to take away. Thank you to all involved. Gwyn.
All this for a Bronze practice
Click below for the D of E Award site
Click below for the Methodist Junior Website
