In our latest newsletter we mentioned monster scrolls.
Contacts were requested to fill in the personal information of each participant and accompanying staff member on these scrolls.
As it turns out, it is not possible for foreign groups to fill these in.

You will receive an e-mail in early April which will inform you how to pass the required information on to the organization.

We're sorry for this misunderstanding.

Hopping into a moving train is a pretty remarkable experience as substitute camp leader. Here's an impression of the week of December 14th.

Monday
I join the Communications Office at the Hogeschool of Amsterdam. Lucky for me I see some familiar faces in front of the building. After a while everyone is there and we can get cracking. The agenda seems to be missing but we still have the actionlist. The Communications Office is popular, staff members in abundance. We spend a good deal of time on the workpressure during camp. Publishing a newspaper every day during camp demands a lot of these people and it actually denies them their day off. After a good discussion we decide not to publish a newspaper one day. This is a fun team with a good mix of experienced and new staff members.

When you arrive at the JubJam100 you will receive a handsome neckerchief. You will wear this throughout the camp. And of course, afterwards you can take it home with you. But... what colour should it be? It's something the people of the Staff Agency Team are trying to figure out. These twelve people still have to chose, so let them know what your thoughts are on this. In total we need three colours, one for participants, one for accompanying staff and one for the staff members.