Membership is open to any promising and committed young person aged from 12 to 18 who is a committed orienteer, has attained their appropriately coloured West Midlands Orienteering Association Badge, is a member of one of the West Midlands Orienteering Association Clubs and regularly competes at West Midlands League Orienteering Events. Further information can be found under 'about'. It is up to the parents to contact the Squad via email ' wmjsquad at gmail. com'.
26/27th September - East Anglia. Team: Georgina, Pippa, Eden, Harriet, Grace, Olivia, Sam, Seb, Fraser, Adam, Jonah, Craig, Peter, Joey - accompanied by Iain S, Alex H, Karen T, (Max is reserve for M18s)
20 - 22nd November, weekend away to tie in with Orienteering Foundation training day on Blakeney (Saturday) plus a NGOC (Western Night League) Night Event at Symonds Yat (Saturday) and a SWOA/NGOC regional event at Soudley (Sunday)
27/29th November for M/W16s only (Seb/Eden/Fraser) it's not in Hawkshead YHA this year, but alternative accommodation has been found.
25th October -area TBC
12th December - christmas training , area TBC
Monday 21st September - JIRCs prep
Monday 16th November - prep for weekend away
Monday 14th December - xmas quiz
Cake, WML event 29th November
Take a look at the latest news of what the WMJS squad members have been getting up to.
The West Midlands Orienteering Association (of which the WMJS is a part) is committed to the principles of Safeguarding Children and Vulnerable Adults and our Welfare Officer is always there if you need any support or would like any advice. Find out more about Safeguarding
Also the squad is registered to Easyfundraising. This is a site that donates money to the squad if you buy things through them. Please visit the site and register with them to help us raise funds for the squad. We continue to recieve money from Easyfundraising which helps keep us afloat along with the donation of £1000 from the WMOA.
Thank you to everyone who supported the cake stall at the British Middles at Brown Clee Hill, which raised £397.40.