2020-02-21 Glow Sticks and Spaghetti & Marshmallow Towers

On Friday, the Beavers had a glow stick party. They made dinosaurs, fish and a boat with the glow sticks, played games  with them and finally had a glow stick camp fire! The Cubs and Scouts held a joint meeting….

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Remembrance Day 2019

Following on from last year’s epic parade, on Sunday, Remembrance Day, our Remembrance Day Parade started at St. Barnabas Church, Bradwell and was again led by our Drum Corps. Our young people were joined by the Basford and St. Wulstan’s…

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1918: A Porthill Scout Dies in France

One hundred years ago today, just under a month after the Armistice, Gunner Ebenezer Brough 805608, 231st Bde. H.Q., Royal Field Artillery died aged 21 years on 5th December 1918. As he died after the war had ended it is assumed…

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Wild West, Shelters & Family Day

In September the Beavers had a camp at Barnswood. This year’s theme was the Wild West, so the Beavers made their own bandanas, (hobby) horses and played wild west games such as horse shoe throwing (with real horse shoes!), panning…

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1918: A Porthill Scout Dies in France

One hundred years ago today, with only a month left of the First World War, Chaplain to the Forces 4th Class, Frederick Cleveland, 1/6th Battalion North Staffordshire Regiment died of his wounds received in battle aged 30 years on 11th October 1918….

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1918: A Porthill Scout Dies in Germany

One hundred years ago today, over four years into the Great War and just over a month until its end,  Private Colin Jackson  42435, 2nd Battalion, South Staffordshire Regiment died aged 22 on 5th October 1918. Colin was a Porthill Scout,…

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1917: Another Porthill Scout Dies in France

One hundred years ago today, more than two and a half years into the Great War and only a day after the last Porthill Scout was killed in the Great War, Private Reginald Showan 13503, “D” Company, 9th Battalion, North Staffordshire…

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