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Welcome to the 32nd Bournemouth Information page we hope you find this page of use.

Children's Party? No problem why not book the Hall for the event. Contact via the email link

Bullying:- If any of your Young People experience any form of Bullying, would you get them to tell one of the Leaders immediately. The culprits will be dealt with. It is very difficult to deal with the incident a week or so later. Our policy is that we do not accept bullying of any form.

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. Without your help our Group will HAVE TO CLOSE, due to lack of funds. The Hall that we use has be paid for which is around £450:00 per year. All of our equipment has to be Insured, we also have to pay our HQ a fee each year, which this year (2012) was £29:00 per head.

We are in need to find a Group Chair & Secretary. Due to ill health both have stepped down as from 1st Jan 2012. We are not able to function without an effective Executive Committee, under Scout Assossiation rules. Any help will be gratfully received.

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 year (2011-2012) raised around £100:00.

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.

Your child and Scouting

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

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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

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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

If your Son/Daughter is subjected to Bullying DO NOT let it go.Inform one of their Leaders.

Date	Time	Event	Venue