Wash up all plates and cutlery after meals, dry them and put them away.

Set the table before meals. Afterwards sort out dishes, wipe tables clean and sweep dining room if needed.

Check there is enough toilet paper in all of the bathrooms. Empty the bins in the bedrooms and keep the common room clean, all cushions off the floor.Make sure there is enough wood

Help QM with preparing meals, wash up cooking utensils afterwards and clean kitchen.

Friday night – Sat mid morning

Sat mid morning - Saturday after dinner

Saturday night – Sunday mid morning

Sunday Lunch – Home time

Orderly Patrol Wash-up Cook House

House Orderly Wash-up Cook

Cook House Orderly Wash-up

Wash-up Cook House Orderly

These pirates were made up of a group of men from Holland, England and France.

They went to the island of Hispaniola and lived with the

Indians there.  The Indians used special knives called "boucans".  It became the favorite weapon of these pirates of the

Caribbean and they were eventually given the name buccaneer came from them using

the boucan knife. 

When the Roman Empire was destroyed, the people from Scandinavia became the

pirates in power.  These were the Vikings which means "pirate men".  Vikings were

very talented.  They were called poets, storytellers, ruthless conquerors, explorers,

plunderers and barbarians.  The Viking ships were called a longship.

These pirates sailed out of North African ports and they even the Barbary States, a pirate empire. Pirate kings called "raises" commanded ships called pirate cruiser as

well as the Barbary States.  These pirates were known for making slaves out

of the crews of ships captured from countries like England, France and Ireland.

A privateer was a private ship (or its captain) authorized by a country's

government by letters of marque to attack foreign shipping.

Strictly, a privateer was only entitled to attack enemy vessels during wartime.

However, states often encouraged attacks on opposing

powers while at peace, or on neutral vessels during time of war, blurring the line

between privateering and piracy.