Who says that Cubs don't eat fruit and vegetables? In fact, our Cubs made four delicious salads practicing their knife, hygiene, eating and washing up skills. A big thank you to everyone who helped out.
70 Beavers and Cubs from both 1st Ealing North and 8th Ealing got together for an unforgettable sleepover at the Battle of Britain Bunker. It flew by! After dropping our bags off we were welcomed by an active RAF helicopter pilot with a very special job. So many questions... and no, there are no toilets on his helicopter. After a quick bite, it was on to the activities. Starting with making our own RAF squadron badges: Building some straw rocket planes Lego flying contraptions And, of course, a tour of the historically significant Battle of Britain bunker. This was followed by a late night treat and a movie. It was then time to get down and sleep under the Spitfire and Hurricane. Don't forget your soft toy! After (some) sleep it was time for breakfast. After which everyone gathered outside for flag break and a few moments of reflection. There was just enough time to explore the rest of the museum before heading home. Amazing!
We approached summer camp with trepidation as the forecast was looking decidedly unsummery. The van and bags were packed for Paccar... for all eventualities... Cubs set up their tents while the leaders set up the mess tent And got to know each other better We began with our usual Grand Howl and a rundown of dos and don'ts while on site After a busy evening unpacking and setting up camp, the leaders take a break Before continuing with a bit of torchlight washing up late into the evening It was a bit of grey morning, but some breakfast and some energiser activites woke everyone up, ready for a full day's activities It began with laser tag Which was as popular with leaders as it was with Cubs A bit of assault course scrambling And then a gladiator challenge, made more challenging with a spot of rain But the skies lighten up after a while And after a busy morning, Cubs had a bit of time to kick back and and enjoy exploring the woods before lunch After a filling lunch, Cubs took...
Scouting is a worldwide movement with young people taking p art in 174 countries. To experience that, a few visiting members from 1 st Ealing North took time out from their holiday to visit 75 th Kowloon Scouts, based in Hong Kong. 1EN Leaders, Lior and Iris, together with Explorer Scouts, Timothy, Dorothy and Kai were warmly welcomed in. A big thank you to Antonio, Boris and the entire 75 th Kowloon team for their hospitality. It was a wonderful, life-affirming experience. Exchanging skills with Scouts: how to roll your scarf. Hong Kong Cubs and their badges A wonderful welcome from everyone Exchanging badges Cubs working on their Collector's badge Flag break