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BJC is traditionally held in the Easter school holiday this makes it easier for people with children or students to attend. To make this more complicated Easter changes date every year and schools in different regions have different holiday dates.
 
BJC is traditionally held in the Easter school holiday this makes it easier for people with children or students to attend. To make this more complicated Easter changes date every year and schools in different regions have different holiday dates.
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The early BJC were only three days, at Manchester BJC in 1994 it became 4 days and at Nottingham BJC in 2007 it became 5 days.
  
 
== History ==
 
== History ==

Revision as of 17:53, 13 May 2010

One of the main criteria when choosing the date for your BJC is the availability of the venue. The weather in the UK is very variable, so you can not pick a weekend with good weather 12 months in advance, that is just down to luck.

BJC is traditionally held in the Easter school holiday this makes it easier for people with children or students to attend. To make this more complicated Easter changes date every year and schools in different regions have different holiday dates.

The early BJC were only three days, at Manchester BJC in 1994 it became 4 days and at Nottingham BJC in 2007 it became 5 days.

History

5 BJCs (Exeter, Coventry, Birmingham, York & Brighton) were the weekend before Easter.
2 BJCs (Bristol & Whitstable) were on Easter weekend.
11 BJCs (Leeds, Norwich 95, Edinburgh, Durham, Cardiff, Derby, Perth, Bodmin, Nottingham 07, Doncaster & Huddersfield) were the weekend after Easter.
2 BJCs (Manchester & Nottingham 97) were two weeks after Easter.
BJC Norwich 09 was in August.