The camp was a joint Cub camp with the Cub Pack from Berry Hill. Our Scouts also attended the camp and our Beavers came out on the Saturday for some fun and games.<\/p>\n
Friday night was Halloween, so we went for a scary walk the only people to get scared were the Scouts.<\/p>\n
Saturday, the Cubs completed all of the work required to gain the Road Safety badge; the Beavers came out at 10am and did outdoor activities, they then joined the cubs in the afternoon for art and games.<\/p>\n
The Scouts put up patrol tents and then made a fire, which the Beavers used to cook on. In the afternoon they played a wide game all together and got the campfire ready for that evening.<\/p>\n
After tea, we all took part in a game of Deal or Not, where some of the Cubs won some money for the Sunday trip to the tuck shop. We then had a small firework display, followed by the campfire which took us through to supper time and then to bed as all of the children were extremely tired from the day\u2019s activities.<\/p>\n
Sunday, after breakfast there was a kit inspection and a Scouts own. While all this was going on the firework display was tided up and tents were taken down.<\/p>\n
There was a quick dinner, before the end of camp, where the winning six were awarded with souvenir mugs for their hard efforts over the weekend.<\/p>\n
Overall, it was a hectic camp, but as normal most definitely well worth it!<\/p>\n
I would like to thank Sharon for planning the Cub programme, Rachael for the Beaver programme and all the leaders who helped with the Scouts. Also I would like to say thanks to the cooks for great food.<\/p>\n
31st October to 2nd November<\/p>\n
See the photos in the Gallery<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
The camp was a joint Cub camp with the Cub Pack from Berry Hill. Our Scouts also attended the camp and our Beavers came out on the Saturday for some… <\/p>\n