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NEWS

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Group Chip shop Hike!
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Recently the Beavers, Cubs and Scouts all got together for an evening of fun, games and visits to seven different chip shops in the local area. The young people had a great time working with children from the other sections and after a walk were able to try the chips and vote for their favourite. Presenting Spice Out take away with a certificate! Thank you to all the young people who took part and the adults who supported the group!

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Beaver News

 

Last term we had 24 members (21 boys, 3 girls), four Beavers swam up to Cubs at the end of term (3 of whom were our girls).  Lynne has taken over the lovely role of waiting list gatekeeper!

 

Visits/trips of last term

  • We enjoyed a trip to ‘Pets-at-Home’ and received a ‘Mini Monsters to You’ session delivered by Bristol Zoo whilst working towards our Animal Friend badge.

  • 11 beavers hiked around Blaise Castle as part of the international ‘JOTT’ event.

  • Our St George’s Day sleepover was very, very well attended, great fun was had by all; and blessed with good weather, we managed to wear           beavers out to even coax them to sleep!

  • All beavers also very recently enjoyed a trail around Baddock’s Wood.

  • As a group, 227th were involved in the Garden ‘Tool Shed’ Trade-in Project at B&Q which was run by the Conservation Foundation and we           were lucky enough to get our very own press coverage!

  • £47.11 was raised for our Hut Restoration Fund by Beavers and Cubs during a very enjoyable afternoon of campfire songs at our family             campfire!

  • £272.80 in total was raised for the Wallace and Gromit Grand Appeal, during our ‘Sponsored Fitness-athon’ event!

 

Miscellaneous

  • Beavers proved to have a surprising aptitude to various Circus Skills during our fortnight of circus nights; human pyramids proved             particularly popular!

  • We have been able to take full advantage of the glorious weather over the last 6 weeks and have enjoyed being outside; sailing our origami      boats during ‘Normandy Landings Celebration’ night, flying our boomerangs and model planes during Air Activities’ night and making dens        during our ‘back to basics scouting’ night.

  • We have also been treated to various culinary treats over the last term, cakes, biscuits and very recently our very own French Banquet

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Group Vacancies

 

The Group needs a Project Manager to take charge of the refurbishment/rebuild of the Scout building.

 

We also require a Group Scout Leader to support the Group.

 

There may be some other vacancies, please contact Katie Cruickshank for information on any of these roles. 

 

Please remember

Volunteering is flexible – it works around your life/work balance not the other way around!

Roles can be shared - a number of adults can share the workload.

Training is paid & provided by the Scout Association!

 

Further information about volunteering can be located at www.scouts.org.uk.

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