Cubs

What do Cubs do?

What don't Cubs do is probably easier to answer. Cub Scouts really enjoy new adventures while making new friends along the way. Their commitment is recognised by over thirty activity badges. As well as regular weekly meeting, Cub Scouts also enjoy activity days, camps and Pack holidays. Boys and girls:

• Go camping

• Play games

• Explore the outdoors

• Try adventurous activities – such as climbing, kayaking, raft building and archery

• Meet people from their local community and from the wider world

• Experience the culture of other countries

• Try new things from abseiling to zorbing, shooting to go karting, martial arts to tomahawk throwing, model making to soapbox cart racing

• Develop their leadership skills and build confidence

• Keep themselves and others safe

• Make use of new technologies as well as using the basic skills of survival

• We are all different but have the same goals

We are 8, 9 and 10 years old and are looked after a Team who are all volunteers and a little crazy (well some of them). The Leaders plan a range of activities and take ideas from the Cubs.

The Leaders names are based around Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book characters and Cub Scouts form a Cub Pack (like a pack of wolves). They then have teams which are called Sixes and have a colour to denote which Six they are in. The Six is led by a senior Cub called a Sixer and is assisted by a Seconder (their deputy). 

Would you like to help? We look forward to hearing from you teamchivenor@gmail.com 

You can click here to check out which badges are available and how to earn them.