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Stop waiting for funding and set a date to open our group Be more confident in my ability to run sessions Set up term session planning meetings Get more involved Try to promote more of the aims and principles More activities based around the aims and principles Increasing children’s involvement in programme planning Putting the aims and principles into action during group night Review how we construct our programme Values and ethos of Woodcraft Folk Activity ideas Ethos of Woodcraft Folk More singing Lots of new games Games booklet Encourage other leaders to attend training New games and songs New games Tower building activity diverse children into new groups Games that work with 3-6 year olds Organising food at our District camp Achieving consensus amongst group Getting people to come to sessions leaders/ground rules and volunteer inclusion issues how to do the finances Evaluation At the end of the event, participants were asked to complete a ‘Hand evaluation’. This involves drawing around your own hand and highlighting: Something good on your thumb Something they wanted to point out on their index finger Something bad (or not so good) on their middle finger Something they will remembers and treasure from the event on their ring finger Something little on their little finger A prediction for the future on their palm A Hand evaluation is a participative method of evaluation that enables quick and easy feedback following an activity. The table below includes a summary of all responses: Something good Confidence boost Know more about Woodcraft Folk The food