Scouts to the Rescue - Scripps
Scripps-Mesa Camporee, 2015 Planning Guide “Scouts to the Rescue” May 1-3, 2015 Mataguay Scout Ranch Key Points to Consider • Camporee Objectives – Fun and Challenging Camporee Activities – Simple, Fair, Awards – Unique OA Call Out Opportunity • Separate OA Ordeal and Camporee Event – Ordeal is the following weekend at Fiesta Island – Too close to Ordeal for “Surprise” Call Outs – Ceremonial Call out, instead 2015 Camporee Staff • • • • • • • • • • District Chair – Bob Apgar Council Partner – Jeff Young Camporee Director – Mike Ellison Quartermasters – NEED Registrar – Online via DoubleKnot Medical – Mrs. Bedont Webmaster – Layne Jensen Lifeguard – Tyler Ellison Check-In Director – NEED Camporee Event Leaders – NEED 10-15 adults Friday Time Line DAY FRIDAY TIME 3:00pm 5:00pm 5:30pm 7:00pm 7:30pm 8:15pm 8:30pm 9:30pm 9:30pm 10:00pm Camporee Setup Check-In Troop Arrival and Setup SPL Check-IN Opening Campfire Campfire Ends Troops to Campsites SM/Patrol Leaders Meeting SM/PLs to Campsite Camporee Staff Cracker Barrel Lights Out Saturday Time Line DAY SATURDAY TIME 6:30am 6:30-7:30am 7:00am 7:45am 7:30-8:30am 8:45am 9:00am 9:30am 10:00am 10:30am 11:00am 11:15am 11:45am 12:15pm 12:30pm 1:00pm 1:30pm 2:00pm 2:30pm 3:00pm 4:30-5:30pm 5:00pm 5:30pm 6:00-7:00pm 7:00pm 8:45pm 9:30pm 10:00pm Camporee Reveille Troops Breakfast in Campsites Staff Breakfast at Dining Hall Campsite and Gateway Setup Adult Volunteer Meeting Patrol Lineup Round Robin Segment 1 Round Robin Segment 2 Round Robin Segment 3 Round Robin Segment 4 Troop LUNCH in Campsite Staff Lunch LUNCH Cleanup Patrol Lineup Round Robin Segment 5 Round Robin Segment 6 Round Robin Segment 7 Round Robin Segment 8 Afternoon Break Field Games Troops Dinner in Campsites Staff Dinner Cleanup Troop Time Closing Campfire - Skits, Songs & Awards Cracker Barrel for ALL Troops return to Campsites Lights Out Sunday Time Line DAY SUNDAY TIME 7:00am 7:15am 8:15am 9:00am 9:00am Camporee Reveille Breakfast and Cleanup Camp Breakdown Check Out Pack Up and Departure Camporee Event Model • • • • Assumption: 8 to 10 Patrols Patrol Size: 5 to 8 Boys Skilled Events – Round Robin 8-10 Stations • 8-10 Activities – One Patrol per Activity in rotation • Patrols Rotate Areas every 30 minutes – Field Games • 2-3 Field Games after the afternoon break • Patrols compete in unison Judged Events – 3 Judged Events • Campsite Inspection after Lunch, Gateway Judging, Skit/Song – Group Judging • Scorecards for Consistency MEAL PLAN Troop Youth and Adults Camporee Staff SM & SPL Only Dining Hall DAY MEAL FRIDAY Cracker Barrel SATURDAY Breakfast Troop Campsites Dining Hall SATURDAY Lunch Troop Campsites Dining Hall SATURDAY Dinner Troop Campsites Dining Hall SATURDAY Cracker Barrel Dining Hall Dining Hall SUNDAY BREAKFAST Troop Campsites Dining Hall Rescue Patrol Competitions • Lakefront – Reach, Throw, Row – • Description: Severe Bleeding – Accident Scenario – – Direct Pressure, Raise Wound, Layer Bandages, Cravat Bandage Stretcher Carry • • – – – • Rescue Carry from a smoke filled room Treat with First Aid for Burns Signal Fire – • Call Poison Control Treat for Shock, Monitor Breathing Save any Vomit Smoke Filled Room – – • Choking Stopped Breathing No Heartbeat - CPR Rescue Dummy Internal Poisoning – – – • Treat Splint and stretcher carry Stopped Breathing Large Fire with Large posts and Rope 4ft off ground Rescue the Cat – – Lashing Skills Build a Ladder and Rescue the Cat off the Roof • Water Bucket Brigade • Lost Scout Rescue – – – • Extinguish the Fire Lost at Summer Camp Clue: Scout’s Daily Schedule Rescue Yourself – Map and Compass Water Rescue • Water Rescue – Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform water rescues using the Reach, Throw and Row methods – Scout Skills • Water Rescues (pg 196) • 2nd Class Requirement – Camporee Needs • Waterfront Supervision • Certified Lifeguard • Floating Rescue Dummies Severe Bleeding Rescue • Severe Bleeding Rescue – Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform emergency response to an accident. – Scout Skills • Severe Bleeding (pg. 167) • Treat for Shock (pg. 170) • 2nd Class Requirements – Camporee Needs • Bleeding Devices • First Aid Supplies Stopped Breathing Rescue • Stopped Breathing Rescue – Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform emergency response to a choking incident. – Scout Skills • • • • Choking First Aid (pg. 134) Airway Check (pg. 163) Rescue Breathing (pg. 164) Tenderfoot, 2nd Class and 1st Class Requirements – Camporee Needs • CPR Dummy Ingested Poisoning Rescue • Ingested Poisoning Rescue – Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform emergency response to a poisoning accident. – Scout Skills • Ingested Poisoning (pg. 169) • Treat for Shock (pg. 170) • 2nd Class Requirements – Camporee Needs Smoke Filled Room Rescue • Smoke Filled Room Rescue – Patrols will divide responsibilities to perform emergency response to a Fire Rescue. – Scout Skills • Smoke Filled Room - Rescue Carry (pg. 174) • Serious Burns (pg. 148) • 2nd Class & First Class Requirements – Camporee Needs • Smoke Machines • Red Lights • First Aid Supplies for Burns Signal Fire Rescue • Signal Fire Rescue – Patrols will divide responsibilities to construct a Rescue Fire. – Scout Skills • • • • Staying Found – What to do when lost (pg. 283) Toten Chip Skills (pg. 409) Fire Building (pg. 410) Tenderfoot & First Class Requirements – Camporee Needs • • • • Fire Wood Ax Yard Supplies Water Buckets Water Hoses Animal Rescue • Cat on Roof Rescue – Patrols will divide responsibilities to construct a ladder to recue a Cat from the roof of a building. – Scout Skills • Square Lashings (pg. 396) • Teamwork • First Class Requirements – Camporee Needs • Lashing Poles • Lashing Ropes • Frightened Cat Water Bucket Brigade • Wildfire Rescue – Patrols will divide responsibilities to form a bucket brigade to extinguish an out-of-control fire. – Scout Skills • Bucket Brigade • Teamwork – Camporee Needs • Fire Buckets • Water Supply Lost Scout Rescue • Lost Scout Rescue – Patrols will divide responsibilities to formulate and execute a plan to locate a lost Scout. – Scout Skills • Staying Found (pg. 283) • Tenderfoot Skills – Camporee Needs • Lost Scout Scenario • Lost Scout Clues Rescue Yourself • Rescue Yourself – Patrols will divide responsibilities to use Map and Compass Skills to self rescue their Patrol • Scout Skills • Using a Compass (pg. 361) • Orient a Map (pg. 364) • Second Class Skills – Camporee Needs • Maps • Compasses • Rescue Scenario Next Steps • • • • • • Finalize Staffing Patch Design and Ordering Event Registration (via Doubleknot) District Website Update Staff Meal Planning Submit Water Safety Plan
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