The Sixties
Former Inter-Varsity Students came together to run three groundbreaking events: SAGA '61, the first joint Scout and Guide camp, was followed by SAGA '65, which took the project to Norway. SAGA '68, at Chatsworth, was a model for later locally organised International Jamborees like PEAK. Meanwhile, SAGGA members were actively involved in Leadership training, introducing modern youth-work methods and promoting co-educational activities.
Summer Camps
SAGGA had the following Summer Camps in the 1960s.
| Summer Camps of the 60s | |
|---|---|
| 1960 | Barn Camp, Keswick |
| 1961 | Oswestry |
| 1961 | SAGA ‘61 Dalguise nr Dunkeld |
| 1964 | Langdale |
| 1965 | SAGA ‘65 Norway |
| 1967 | Swansea |
| 1968 | SAGA ‘68 Chatsworth |
| 1969 | Penine Way Northumberland |