This is a film of the St Thomas’ Scout Group from the Groves area of York on their annual camp near East Witton, North Yorkshire. The film begins showing a road sign for East Witton. At the camp, tents are widely spaced out in a field near East Witton, on the banks of the River Cover. The Scouts gather around the flag pole in a circle for the Union Jack flag to be raised. They then play a game of rounders before lighting a fire and preparing and cooking dinner. They dish up and eat in the...

This is a film of the St Thomas’ Scout Group from the Groves area of York on their annual camp near East Witton, North Yorkshire. The film begins showing a road sign for East Witton. At the camp, tents are widely spaced out in a field near East Witton, on the banks of the River Cover. The Scouts gather around the flag pole in a circle for the Union Jack flag to be raised. They then play a game of rounders before lighting a fire and preparing and cooking dinner. They dish up and eat in the communal marquee. Afterwards they wash up the dishes and visit the tuck shop. The Scouts sunbathe and go swimming in a nearby river, and generally mess about in a home-made bamboo raft. The Scouts are dressed in uniform and walking through the village to the church for “Church Parade”. They build a backwoods shelter next to a tree. They carry their gear to their red and white striped removal van, which has “Whitby” written on the side. They drive off. Title – The End. [this film has a script]