2nd Africa Scout Moot programme resources
The 2nd Africa Scout Moot programme was run with a series of on-site modular activities, some drop-in on-site activities, and off-site visits to community service sites, adventure activities, the Baden-Powell in Modderfontein tour, and a visit to Vilakazi Street in Soweto and the museums in Newtown, Johannesburg.
Modular Programme overview
Fabriek resources
Fabriek covered technology and communication, and included activities on satellite communications, amateur radio and robotics
Summary of Fabriek activities by Stephen ZS6SKY
Kijani battle bot manual, source code and ordering information
Gijima resources
Gijima! means Run! in Sesotho and Setswana. This module was about physical activity- traditional games from different South African traditions, kayaking, volleyball, frisbee, and geocaching. The Gijima base activities were designed by Kirschner De Villiers
Gijima module instructions and equipment lists
Veldcraft resources
The activities for the Veldcraft base were compiled by 9th Benoni Scout Group
- Base 1 - 8 knot Challenge
- Base 2 - Tripod Challenge
- Base 3 - Paracord Bracelet
- Base 4 - Rafting
- Base 5 - Arapuca Bird Trap
- Base 6 - Snapper Challenge
- Base 7 - River Crossing Challenge
Vigil resources
Vigil focused on creativity, art and spirituality, with activities on inter-patrol spiritual discussion, beading, music and dance. Vigil was designed and presented by Caroline Boshoff, Mzamo Ncube and Noxolo Mhtimkhulu.
Compass of our Heart
Compass of Our Heart instructions
Compass of our Heart printable resources
Beading
Beading printable support material
Music
Off site programme
Modderfontein walking tour resources
The article Baden-Powell in Modderfontein includes a map and the text of the walking tour of Modderfontein.
This Youtube playlist includes the English and French voiceover for following along and doing the walking tour yourself, or for watching from home: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLRg3YmRDrITc