Duke Of Edinburgh Lunchtime Meet Reminder

January 19, 2011 | In: DofE, Events, Trips & Visits

Just a quick reminder to those of you that are interested in joining the Duke of Edinburgh Award, we are having a quick meeting at lunchtime to give some more information and let everyone know when trips are organised for.

ANYONE involved with the DofE Awards needs to come to this meeting,

Thanks

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