Important information regarding your arrival at Jamboree26 |
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Camp Newsletter Jamboree26 JULY, 2026 |
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We hope your scout group is looking forward to Jamboree26 just as much as all the volunteers who have helped plan the camp. Together, we will bring to life a major scout camp built on adventure, participation and community. Here are some important reminders and additional information to help make your arrival at camp as smooth as possible.
Contents of this newsletter: Submit your arrival information, Fire ban, Restrictions on Norra Åsum, Travel to camp & check-in, Once you have arrived at camp, If something happens, Village volunteers, Mobile phones, Alcohol policy |
| | | | Provide Your Arrival Information
| | | | We are still missing arrival information from some scout groups. Please check that your scout group has provided details of when and how you will be arriving at camp. This helps us plan the logistics and ensures a smoother arrival for everyone. Please update your train arrival time, bus arrival time, and the number of cars that require parking during the week. To update your scout group’s responses: 1. Make sure you are logged in to https://scoutnet.se/ 2. Go to: https://scoutnet.se/activities/view/52710 3. Click on your scout group’s name in the middle of the screen (the text itself). 4. Edit your responses under the “Scout Group Questions” tab. If you receive a message saying that registration is closed, that is correct. However, the scout group questions can still be edited.
| | | Fire banA fire ban is currently in effect (as of July 18) in Kristianstad municipality, meaning that burning wooden logs is prohibited. Any fires must also take place raised off of the ground. The situation is being closely monitored, and in the event of changes, you will be informed. Please ensure that the village's kitchen is placed within the designated fire safety zone (as shown on bykarta.jamboree.se) and that safety distance regulations are followed.
| | | | General restrictions apply across the site regarding digging and the placement of objects into the ground, such as poles and tent pegs. Digging deeper than 40 cm is not permitted beneath trees, including underneath their canopies. No digging or insertion of pegs is allowed within one metre of any stone wall, measured from its centre line. In addition, a general maximum digging depth of one metre applies throughout the entire campsite. Large parts of the site were surveyed for metal objects during the spring. Any objects that were detected have been excavated and removed. As a result, you may encounter some minor unevenness in the ground, which you may wish to level out to make your sleeping area more comfortable. | | | Travel to Camp and Check-in
Once your travel details have been correctly entered in Scoutnet, you can find information on how to get to the campsite by train, private car or bus, as well as guidance on transporting scout group equipment in a trailer. | Shortly before arriving at camp, the scout group will receive a link for pre-check-in. There, the leader can confirm who is attending and ensure that all information is correct.
As soon as you arrive at the campsite, it is time to check in. This is done by having one leader go to the information desk at the Heart and check in all leaders and participants. The leader will then receive the scout group’s bag containing badges, wristbands and information.
The information desk opens at 08:30. | | | | | Once You Have Arrived at Camp
Once you have found your way to your village, it is time to settle in. Each village may collect pioneering poles from the designated collection areas, corresponding to one pole per participant in the village. Please only take what you need and collect the poles in several trips.
The food distribution tent is located near to the camp's central area, the Heart. On the arrival day, 25 July, it opens at 08:00 and remains open throughout the day. On this day, villages may collect their food whenever it is most convenient for them. This is a drop-in system, unlike the rest of the camp week, when food collection is scheduled in designated time slots.
We encourage all villages to collect at the food distribution tent as soon as possible after arrival. If you arrive with a trailer the evening before, it is a good idea to collect your food first thing in the morning when food distribution opens. | | | | | If something happens during your journey or while at camp and you need to contact the camp, you can call +46 44 620 05 50. The number is staffed 24 hours a day from evening 24 July. | | | Village volunteersEach scout group is responsible for setting its own rules regarding whether and how participants may use mobile phones.
Programme activities are designed so that participants do not need a phone. However, it is worth noting that network coverage at camp may be limited. Phone charging will be available in the hubs, subject to available capacity.
During the visit to Kristianstad, the scout group must be able to stay in contact with all of its patrols. An Explorer Scout patrol (ages 15-18) travelling without a leader should therefore bring a mobile phone with them. | | | Mobile Phones
Each scout group is responsible for setting its own rules regarding whether and how participants may use mobile phones.
Programme activities are designed so that participants do not need a phone. However, it is worth noting that network coverage at camp may be limited. Phone charging will be available in the hubs, subject to available capacity.
During the visit to Kristianstad, the scout group must be able to stay in contact with all of its patrols. An Explorer Scout patrol travelling without a leader should therefore bring a mobile phone with them. | | | Scouterna’s zero tolerance policy on alcohol and narcotics
| The Guides and Scouts of Sweden enforces a strict zero-tolerance policy regarding alcohol and recreational drugs. This policy applies 24/7 throughout the entire jamboree period for everyone, including all free time ("off duty"). It applies to locations within as well as outside of the camp, such as the camp staff village, each scout group’s village, and the city of Kristianstad. From when you arrive, to when you depart the jamboree for the last time, you are subject to this policy. The policy does not include tobacco or nicotine, with products like vapes, cigarettes or nicotine pouches (“snus”). However, the use of tobacco or nicotine products must be done discreetly. Smoking of any kind is only allowed outside camp perimeters. The consumption, possession, or bringing of alcohol or drugs to the event or surrounding areas is strictly prohibited. Failure to comply with this policy will result in immediate disciplinary action and subsequent expulsion from Jamboree26. | | | Official Jamboree26 mapClick on the image to download. | | | | If you have questions, we recommend first checking our website first. Content will be added continuously. If you can’t find the answer there, you are always welcome to contact us by email: jamboree@scouterna.se | | | | | | Follow us on social media | Don’t forget to follow us on social media. Like, comment, and share how you’re preparing for Jamboree26 – and don’t forget to tag #jamboree26!
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Detta utskick kommer från organisationen för Jamboree26. Du får det du tillhör kårledningen i din kår och vi tror att den här informationen är relevant för dig. Dina kontaktuppgifter är hämtade från Scouternas medlemssystem scoutnet.se.
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