The Woodcraft Folk Charter is the foundational document that outlines the principles, values, and objectives of the Woodcraft Folk, a UK-based educational movement for children and young people.
In use in some Woodcraft Groups into the 1970s, encouraging members to understand global issues and build bonds with people from all cultures and backgrounds, rejecting nationalism and prejudice.
The message of the charter is reinforced by 'The Envoi' spoken at the 'send off' at the end of sessions.
Both the charter and the envoi were identified by members as unique and helped make clear The Woodcraft Way.
These were borrowed from Gillian Norris, but examples are at Cudham Woodcraft Archive.
A note used in Watford to help Elfins remember the Envoi
The Charter, next to the introductory board at Four Corners Exhibition, London