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Cub Camp Nov 2011

Welcome to 1st Foots Cray Scout Group

We currently have a Beaver Colony, Cub Pack and Scout Troop who meet each week at our HQ in Rectory Lane. You can see a map of our location by clicking here

The Group provides a wide range of activities for boys and girls aged 6 to 14

Our Beaver Colony has members aged 6-8 and meets each Tuesday evening 

Our Cub Pack has vacancies for new members 8-10.5 years old, and meets every Thursday evening.

Our Scout Troop caters for 10-14.5 year olds, and meets each Friday evening 7.30-9.30

In addition to the weekly meetings all sections take part in a number of camps and other activities during the year suitable for teh age of  the members. In the last year some of the activities undertaken including sailing, canoeing, camping, archery, climbing, air rifle shooting, assualt courses, building rope bridges, night hikes, problem solving, group challenges and lots of games.

The group is an educational charity registion number 303517. As such we provide a progressive training scheme for all sections which builds on the idea of fun and friends and by providing an opportunity for young people to develop, to learn and to enjoy themselves. Scouting can offer a wider range of skills and services than perhaps other, more 'specialised', youth organisations could provide.

If you still think Scouting is just about boys, tents and woggles, then take a look at our video - you might just change your mind. With over 200 activities on offer and half a million members (including 60,000 girls) Scouting offers everyday adventure to young people and adult volunteers.

We also have positions for adult leaders and helpers.

Please visit the section site to learn more about them. You can also visit teh Scout Association website at www.scouts.org.uk to get more general information on the Scout Association.


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