Beavers
On Monday it was the Queens Birthday so the Beavers and Cubs made cards, had some birthday cake and had quizzes about her.
Way back in October, some of the Beavers prepared gifts for others as part of the Blythewood trust Shoe box appeal.
On Monday night, the Beavers went to Buckmore Park. They played some games and also made shelters for some smaller beavers. The shelters had to protect the small beavers from wind and rain. Click on the picture below to see the shelters buing built and the smaller beavers in the shelters.
For more information on shelter building, try the Scout Notebook on Shelters.
This Monday, 24th September, we are going to Buckmore Park again. The confusion last week was caused by the Security Manager having changed his mobile phone number over the summer, so although we had booked to go, as you will all remember, we couldn’t get in!Meet at the usual times in the car park behind the Sports Centre. Bring suitable clothing and a torch as it may get a bit dark. If it’s been raining heavily througout the day, we’ll be at the hall instead. See you there.
This Monday, 17th September, all sections will be at Buckmore Park. Meet at the usual times in the car park behind the Sports Centre. Bring suitable clothing and a torch as it may get a bit dark. If it’s been raining heavily througout the day, we’ll be at the hall instead. See you there.
Unfortunatly, tonights BBQ at Buckmore park has had to be cancelled as the forecast is for Heavy rain throughout the evening.
Have a great summer – Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorer Scouts start back on Monday 10th September.
On Monday 23rd July, we will be holding our annual Summer BBQ and AGM.
This year, instead of going to Upnor Beach as we have for the past few years, we’re going to Buckmore Park.
We will be starting at 6.30 and will finish around 7.30. All Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers and their families are welcome to come along, share some food and look back on the Scouting year.
If you need assistance with transport, please contact your section leader.
Just a reminder that all sections are meeting at Capstone Park tonight. Everything is at the normal time for each section, and we’re meeting at the lower car park near the fishing Lake (not the drow hill entrance).
This weekend, three Explorer Scouts and two leaders are going to help build the 21st World Jamboree. With over 40,000 people from 155 countries attending, the scale of the Jamboree is massive and our Explorers will play their part in ensuring that the many visitors to the UK have an amazing time.
Whilst the Explorers are away building the Jamboree, the Beavers, Cubs and Scouts will be attending a Church Parade at the Chatham Salvation Army Hall, 10am on Sunday.
