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Cubs is for boys and girls aged 8 - 10.5. We have three Cub Packs, Mondays (6.00 - 7:30), Wednesdays (6.30 - 8.00) and Fridays (6.30 - 8.00).
Cubs enjoy loads of activities such as camping, climbing, obstacle courses, zip wires, swimming, kayaking, raft building, den making and much much more... There are loads of badges to be earned, which can be worn on the Cub's uniform to show how well they're doing. Cub Scouting is about: * making friends * enjoying lots of activities * keeping the Promise * trying new things Above all else, Cub Scouting is about having lots and lots of fun! |
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The Cub Scout Promise:
I promise that I will do my best To do my duty to God and to the Queen, To help other people And to keep the Cub Scout Law |
The Cub Scout Law
Cub Scouts always do their best Think of others before themselves And do a good turn every day. |
KAYAKING!In summer 2015, we took Cubs and Scouts kayaking on the River Don.
To make sure that sessions were safe as well as fun, we just took 8 youngsters each session. This event invites youngsters to attend who impress due to their attitude, behaviour and conduct. Kids come who deserve it most! It's great fun, from kayak dodgeball with Cubs to descending the rapids with older Scouts. If youngsters can't make it for any reason, short time scales make it difficult to invite another youngster. In this situation, we take a smaller group. We take the power of the water seriously. If the river water level is too high, we may postpone at short notice. This is for our children's safety and enjoyment. 
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ROCK CLIMBING!
This activity runs just like the kayaking although not quite as often. We take up to 8 Cubs who have tried their hard with their behaviour and have tried to do their very best. So normally we just take 9 and 10 year-olds who have, as we find that they are that little bit older and get more enjoyment out of it. Each Pack typically gets a chance about once every 18 months. This depends how many sessions the volunteer instructors can give (the same volunteer instructors run this for Scouts as well). If your Cub has been invited, here's some information about kit, location and how we run the sessions. |
Joining Cubs
We currently have waiting lists for both Wednesday and Friday Cubs. Priority is given to those children who are moving from Beavers. Any spaces that remain are allocated to the child who is next on the waiting list.
If you are the parent of a young member who would like to be added to our Cub list, please get in touch by clicking on the join us page in the navigation bar above. The group is self funding and so charges a subscription. This is currently £35 per term per Cub. Uniform
Parents often ask "Where does this badge go?" You can find a diagram of this displayed in the HQ main entrance hall, or alternatively see below,
(To see a larger image click on the image below) 
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Moving Up
Want to know when your child is moving up to the next section?
Find out using the table here
Want to know when your child is moving up to the next section?
Find out using the table here
Financial Hardship
We try to make scouting as affordable as possible. Financial hardship should not prevent any child from being a full part of our group. We have an agreed fund that is available to support families who are experiencing hardship. Please speak to your section leader in the first instance.
We try to make scouting as affordable as possible. Financial hardship should not prevent any child from being a full part of our group. We have an agreed fund that is available to support families who are experiencing hardship. Please speak to your section leader in the first instance.
