32nd Bournemouth Scout Group
Parents Page
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Date |
Time |
Event |
Venue |
15th June |
19:00 |
BBQ |
Perch Pool |
17th July |
TBA |
Summer Fayre |
Iford HQ |
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** Date to be confirmed
TBA = To be advised
TBC = To be confirmed
Future Events:-
Cub Scouts:-
We are looking for new ideas on how to raise funds. If you have any ideas please pass them on via the email link. You WILL NOT be expected to attend, although you would be most welcome.
Our Tuck Shop:
As you will know we do have a Tuck shop for the young people to purchase sweets, Beavers & Cubs are limited to 50p. All profits from the Tuck Shop are donated to the Group Funds. This raises around £100:00 per year
EMail Distribution.
It is hoped to send information via an email distribution list.
If you wish to be included please use the e-mail link on the home page & your address will be added to the distribution. Your address will not be visible to any third party.
vetting & barring what does it mean to us?
Do you know what your child gets up to at their evening meeting? If not, read on to be enlightened!
Whilst the activities they take part in will depend on their age, each Section gives young people the opportunity to learn by doing. Each Section has between five and seven Programme Zones. Programme Zones divide the whole Programme into manageable areas. Each zone represents a different development area in a young person's life. Scout Leaders are trained to deliver this programme, ensuring our young people stay safe while they enjoy themselves and learn.
A typical term’s activities for a Beaver Colony might look like this:
| Week | Activity | Programme Zone |
| 1 | Stamps | Discovering Creativity and Practical Skills |
| 2 | Heartbeats | Learning about Yourself |
| 3 | Stars | Exploring the World Around Us |
| 4 | Circus Skills | Discovering Creativity and Practical Skills |
| 5 | No cook cooking | Discovering Creativity and Practical Skills |
| 6 | Half Term | N/A |
| 7 | Founder’s Day | Discovering Beliefs and Attitudes |
| 8 | Police Station visit | Getting to Know Other People |
| 9 | Commonwealth Day | Getting to Know Other People |
| 10 | Foods from other countries | Exploring the World Around Us |
| 11 | Campfire | Getting to Know Other People |
| 12 | Walk in local woods | Learning About Yourself |
A typical term’s activities for a Cub Pack might look like this:
| Week | Activity | Programme Zone |
| 1 | Tent pitching | Outdoor Scouting |
| 2 | Computer poster design | Creative |
| 3 | Swimming | Fitness |
| 4 | Communicator badge | Discovering the World Around You |
| 5 | Fire station visit | Caring and Community |
| 6 | Half term | N/A |
| 7 | Backwards cooking | Creative |
| 8 | Caring challenge badge | Caring and Community |
| 9 | Air rifle shooting | Fitness |
| 10 | Endangered and extinct animals | Beliefs and Attitudes |
| 11 | Indoor climbing | Fitness |
| 12 | Christmas around the world | Global |
A typical term’s activities for a Scout Troop might look like this:
| Week | Activity | Programme Zone |
| 1 | Origami boat race | Scout craft and Adventure |
| 2 | Landmine challenge | Global |
| 3 | Bird boxes | Community |
| 4 | Dinghy sailing | Fit for Life |
| 5 | Circus skills | Creative Expression |
| 6 | Half term | N/A |
| 7 | Visit to a synagogue | Exploring Beliefs and Attitudes |
| 8 | Foods around Europe | Global |
| 9 | Road safety | Community |
| 10 | Hike in woods | Fit for Life |
| 11 | Scout Grand Prix | Scout craft and Adventure |
| 12 | Code breaking | Creative Expression |
Group Bullying Policy
If your Son/Daughter is subjected to Bullying DO NOT let it go.Inform one of their Leaders.
Some interesting historical dates