The publicity team are slowly uploading some of the thousands of photographs taken over the camp to the images website.

Details of the website and login details should have been supplied to contingent leaders by their sub-camps, and if you have not received this, please contact you sub-camp via [sub-camp]@camjam2011.org.uk (e.g. This e-mail address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it .

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Once you have access check back regularly as more photos being added frequently.

Black Ivy took the stage on Monday night to perform some of their very own alternative rock music including songs about broken hearts and an emotional song for those dying in war.
They also played some more well known tracks with an acoustic guitar which went down beautifully with the crowd. Songs included “A-team” by Ed Sheeran and “Only Exception” by Paramore.

Mel Grenfell and William Day from 1st Hardwick and Highfields on Thailand sub camp are camping with the scouts from Ghana. Mel went out to Ghana in 2008 to help on Project Meridian 08 with other scouts and leaders from Cambridgeshire and Hertfordshire for a month.

Amy Woods gave a daring performance Sunday night powerfully singing along to some well know tracks.

Border control on the Sweden and Thialand border were entertained early this morning while our friends from Ghana performed for BBC radio Cambridgeshire, with a medley of singing whilst accompanied by drums and hand percussion intruments.

CamJam participants also had the chance to take part in any fantastic, challenging and most definitely wet It’s a Knock-Out competition.

Teams were made of 10 people and the grouped together to make 30 people of 3 opposing teams – blue, green and red. Each group the faced the other in over 10 head to head challenges including the “Bubble Pit”, the “Tunnels”, the “Squeezy” and “Zig Zag Zig Zag”.

As the CamJam 2011 Opening Ceremony begun, hordes of Scouts and Guides from the Sub-camps came in dressed smartly, for the most part, in full uniform. They all trundled in waving flags and chanting their songs.

In sincere respect for the terror attack in Norway the entire crowd fell silent for a 1 minute silence. Not a soul could be heard which really shone through the compassion of Scouting.

The Mascot Derby was a chaotic, energitic and fun race of 60 sub camp mascots and Costumes in a head to head race around the gruelling course designed by Ely SASU.

We managed to get 60 seconds with Chris Halliday - Sub Camp Team Leader and this is what he had to say.

A group of German Scouts named Las Casas Liblar from Cologne have also joined us for CamJam. With a short 7 hour journey from Cologne to the Kimbolton campsite in Cambridgeshire they’ve already spent a week here with their host Scout Group taking part in many activities.