20th TRIENNIAL CONFERENCE 2-4th APRIL 2027 - Register HERE
Camp Maynard, 101 Paremoremo Road, Lucas Heights, Albany
About the Conference
The Triennial Conference is an opportunity for members of NZSGF and Trefoil Guild to join in fellowship and be part of the decision-making process for NZSGF.
Venue
Camp Maynard is a facility owned by the Scout Association, located on Auckland's North Shore about 15 minutes from the Harbour Bridge. Operated by volunteers, the site can host up to 60 people with both meeting and accommodation options. There is a spacious meeting room, a large dining hall, and two smaller rooms adjoining the main hall. Accommodation consists of seven bunkrooms, each with 6 to 10 bunks. Conference guests may stay onsite for $20 per night, which covers supper and continental breakfast. Guests must bring their own bedding.
Programme Highlights
Fellowship
Friday NZSGF Branch Meeting
Trefoil Guild AGM
Welcome dinner and entertainment
Saturday Triennial NZSGF AGM
Afternoon Offsite Activity
Saturday night dinner & entertainment
Sunday Scout/Guides Own
Farewell Lunch
Conference Costs
• Full conference fee $225.00
• Friday only $95.00
• Saturday only $120.00
• Sunday Only $50
• Extra persons for evening meal Friday or Saturday $50
Accommodation Options
Stay at camp for $20 per night available Thu to Sun - Includes makings of supper & continental breakfast
Nearby Hotels/Motels:
• Albany Executive Motor Inn: 15 Corinthian Drive, Albany | 0800 908 987 or 09 414 1156
• Quest Albany: 32 Kell Drive, Albany | 09 414 0024
• Ramada Albany: 9 Kaipiho Crescent, Albany | 09 974 4568
• Sunrise Garden Suites: 10 Perekia Street, Albany | 09 600 2171
• Albany Oak Motel: 80 Bush Road, Albany | 09 415 3131
Note: We have a minibus and local Branch members to assist with Airport and Motel/Hotel transfers.
Questions, please email
Register Online HERE
If you prefer a manual form, you can download PDF
As a member I agree to abide by and conduct myself in accordance with The New Zealand Scout and Guide Incorporated Promise, Aims & Principles:
PROMISE
I promise to do my best
To honour my country and maintain my spiritual beliefs
To uphold the Aims and Principles of the New Zealand Scout and Guide Fellowship
And to actively support Scouting and Guiding in my community
AIMS
To keep alive the spirit of the Promise and Law as laid down by Lord Baden-Powell, founder of the Scout and Guide Movements.
To bring that spirit into the communities in which they live and work; and
To actively support Scouting and Guiding in their local communities, in their countries and worldwide.
PRINCIPLES
Encourage respect for life and human rights;
Work for justice and peace in order to create a better world;
Contribute to international understanding especially through friendship, tolerance and respect for others, as laid down in the Aims.
PRIVACY
Your information will be stored in a secured electronic database. It will only be shared with other members, based on your registration selections. It will not be shared outside of the NZSGF Organisation.
(You can change these selections at any time either yourself Online or by requesting a change be emailing
Societies Act 2022 minimum information to be held on members
Full name and Last known contact details (this must include a phone number, plus a physical or email address)
Date of membership (the exact date they joined)
We must retain the records of former members for at least 7 years from the date they stopped being a member, which includes the exact date they ceased membership.
- Details
- Written by: Steve Hurley
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Te Pukapuka is released 5 times a year and is the official magazine of the fellowship. Orgionally produced for B-P Guild and now the primary communications tool for the Wider NZSGF.