Wednesday 24 December 2008

Happy Christmas from DCUK!

Wishing everyone a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year!



We look forward to seeing you in 2009!

From all the team at DCUK.

New Deaf Camp United Kingdom Blog!

Welcome to our new website/ blog!

We have changed to using a blog so we can provide more information for YOU, in an interesting and interactive way. You can come back to this website by using www.deafcamp.org.uk.

New additions are the ability to download forms and other information from our DCUK Downloads box to the right and a DCUK Calender where you can check dates of our events (scroll down to find them!).

You can also re-visit your camp week as we have archive information and photographs! Feel free to comment about anything to do with Deaf Camp - remember, comments will be checked so no rude or offensive words!

Photos are hosted using Picasa so any pictures you click on will take you to that website.

We look forward to seeing you on our projects!

Dates for Deaf Camp 2009

Deaf Camp UK is working in partnership with the National Deaf Children's Society (NDCS) for 2009 to deliver a Deaf Children's Camp Week in August.

The Deaf Children's Camp Week will be for deaf children aged 8 to 12, and will run from 3rd to 8th August 2009 at Walesby Forest Scout Camp in Nottinghamshire. See our posters below for camper, and staff information!

You can download posters from our downloads box to the right. Application forms will be available in the new year.





We are currently looking for funding for our second week, for deaf 13 to 15 year olds and we will advertise once things are confirmed. Watch this space!

Tuesday 11 November 2008

Deaf Camp 2009

Information about Deaf Camp 2009 coming soon so watch this space!

Monday 1 September 2008

Deaf Camp 2008

We had a fantastic week at Deaf Camp 2008 despite mixed weather, which didn't stop us all having fun!

Please click the link below to see photos:

Deaf Camp 2008


We had 30 children and 19 staff all camping out in Walesby Forest and experiencing all the fun that was on offer. There were activities such as:

Climbing
Rafting
Kayaking
Long range archery
Air-rifling
Human football
Orienteering
Inflatable slide and assault course

Tennis coaching - with thanks to Lesley Whitehead and the British Tennis Foundation (see their website at www.tennisfoundation.org.uk)

Touch Rugby coaching - with thanks to Tony Stoyles and Adlam Mills from England Deaf Rugby Union (see their website at www.rfu.com - new page for Deaf Rugby coming soon!)

to name but a few!

Everyone enjoyed themselves as the photos show, and we hope to see most of you back for Deaf Camp 2009!

Calendar can be downloaded from the right - in 3 files: Cover page, contents and back page.

We will update everyone with information about Deaf Camp 2009 when we have some news.

Thank you to all those involved for their hard work, and to the parents for bringing their children.