Session aims: Share getting to know you games Participants know what to expect of the weekend Participants share their expectations for the weekend Participants were welcomed to Lockerbrook by Kat and Ellie. We played a name game: Say your name whilst doing a silly action. Everyone in the circle repeats your name and the action. Go round the whole circle until everyone has had a turn. We discussed the timetable for the weekend and the training aims. Participant Expectations Participants were asked to share their expectations, particularly focusing on: What they were most looking forward to? What they were hoping to learn? What they were worried about? Responses included: Looking forward to… Hoping to learn… Worried about… Family time New play/craft ideas Figuring out all the New environment Songs procedures/forms and it being Good food! New games and songs more involved than I first Meeting new people Woodcraft stuff! do I have enough time thought… The food and peace and Learning more about to commit to a group? quiet Woodcraft as an Being tired at work on Monday Meeting more Woodcraft organisation - still more Not doing enough for my secret people to learn, e.g. networking, friend Co-operative craft, role sheet, organisational Putting ideas into practice creative stuff structure Understanding the skeleton… Meeting lots of new More about Woodcraft chair, vice etc Woodies! Folk, build confidence in Getting home Hash browns! putting sessions/lessons Getting packed up Feeling together or Woodcraft like I’m helping ‘Holding’ ‘owning’ Spending time with other How all of the sessions identity - songs, games, mottos etc Woodies in a beautiful run, eg disscussion Getting enough sleep location techniques My children fighting and being Woodcraft principles into generally disruptive practice Be competent and confident to Knowledge safeguard children (Claire Knight About Woodcraft ethos pointed out that when you stop Learning how to make worrying about when this, that’s stuff out of stuff you’re not competent) About how a group Making sure everyone gets what works they want out of the weekend (you
Session aims: Share getting to know you games Participants know what to expect of the weekend Participants share their expectations for the weekend Participants were welcomed to Lockerbrook by Kat and Ellie. We played a name game: Say your name whilst doing a silly action. Everyone in the circle repeats your name and the action. Go round the whole circle until everyone has had a turn. We discussed the timetable for the weekend and the training aims. Participant Expectations Participants were asked to share their expectations, particularly focusing on: What they were most looking forward to? What they were hoping to learn? What they were worried about? Responses included: Looking forward to… Hoping to learn… Worried about… Family time New environment Good food! Meeting new people The food and peace and quiet Meeting more Woodcraft people Co-operative craft, creative stuff Meeting lots of new Woodies! Hash browns! Feeling like I’m helping Spending time with other Woodies in a beautiful location New play/craft ideas Songs New games and songs Woodcraft stuff! Learning more about Woodcraft as an organisation - still more to learn, e.g. networking, role sheet, organisational structure More about Woodcraft Folk, build confidence in putting sessions/lessons together How all of the sessions run, eg disscussion techniques Woodcraft principles into practice Knowledge About Woodcraft ethos Learning how to make stuff out of stuff About how a group works Figuring out all the procedures/forms and it being more involved than I first thought… do I have enough time to commit to a group? Being tired at work on Monday Not doing enough for my secret friend Putting ideas into practice Understanding the skeleton… chair, vice etc Getting home Getting packed up ‘Holding’ or ‘owning’ Woodcraft identity - songs, games, mottos etc Getting enough sleep My children fighting and being generally disruptive Be competent and confident to safeguard children (Claire Knight pointed out that when you stop worrying about this, that’s when you’re not competent) Making sure everyone gets what they want out of the weekend (you