Each Rover Unit has its own individual program of activities – in addition to a range of major annual events run under the auspices of the Sydney North Region Rover Council (RRC). These can attract up to several hundred participants. Sometimes they are run by one Unit or sometimes by a committee from several. Rovers from all Regions across NSW and interstate are always very welcome to attend.
Interested in running one of the events below? Check the Rover Resources page for Region Rover Activities Guidelines and Region Rover Activities Hints & Tips.
Summer Moot
A Moot = a gathering of Rovers. Usually held during February (Feb 7-9 for 2025), this traditional-style Moot is a weekend-long camp where Rovers take part in a program of competitive activities. The winning Unit receives a trophy and the opportunity to run the event the following year. Each Moot has a theme, and there’s dinner provided, plus great night-time entertainment with plenty of time for socialising.
Email for details to activitiessocialSNRRC@nsw.scouts.com.au
Roventure
Usually held in late February or early March (Feb 21-23 for 2025). Traditionally Roventures have had a similar format to a Moot, and after a couple of years as a one-day event, by popular demand, it has now returned to a weekend camp. Rover Units are encouraged to bring along all their “feeder” Venturer Units, get together to camp and compete as a combined team… or “Crunit”. The aim is to build stronger bonds between Rovers and Venturers, and to give Venturers an experience of one type of Rover activity.
Email for details to activitiessocialSNRRC@nsw.scouts.com.au or visit sydneynorthscouts.com/roventure
Service Project
Generally held on the first weekend in August every year, but can vary. This is a weekend commitment for all Rovers in the Region, where muscle and skills can be combined to take on a major community or Scouting service job. For 2023, the project ran across several months, supporting Share the Dignity’s ‘It’s In The Bag’ drive by collecting a range of sanitary, hygiene, and everyday luxury items for those who are doing it tough. Email for details to serviceSNRRC@nsw.scouts.com.au
Kalang Kup
Usually held in October, the Kup is a fairly non-serious round-robin inter-Unit competition. Traditionally six-a-side soccer, but has also been played for ultimate frisbee, quidditch, Oztag, netball, and speedaway.
Email for details to activitiessocialSNRRC@nsw.scouts.com.au
CRAP (Christmas Rover Annual Party) Region Dinner
Held in mid-November. As the name suggests, a Christmas gathering of all Rovers in the Region, usually for a theme dinner with entertainment afterward. The evening also includes presentation of our coveted ROSCAR Awards – the Rover Oscars!
Email for details to activitiessocialSNRRC@nsw.scouts.com.au