Adam Sander, Jack Lee, Jack Sherlock, Sam Sweitzer, Harry Newman and Eliot Yates outside their tent.
YOUNGSTERS from the Boys’ Brigade braved the elements during the 107th annual Sussex Camp.
Boys from the Brighton and Hove District Battalion joined friends and leaders from all over the country for the gathering at Glynde Park, near Lewes.
The boys took part in a range of sports, swimming, canoeing, rock climbing, paint balling and ice-skating during the event which is focused around Christian fellowship.
The Boys’ Brigade is an international youth organisation conceived by Sir William Alexander Smith in 1883 to combine drill and fun activities with Christian values.
There are more than 50,000 members in the UK – and more than half-a-million worldwide.
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