You can all feel a little bit safer as you go about your daily routine as 32 of our Sea Scouts have just successfully completed the British Heart Foundation Heart Start Training Programme and have certificates to prove it! Our grateful thanks to the two trainers from the London Ambulance Service who conducted the course. The Scouts learned Emergency Life Support skills that include CPR, dealing with choking, with serious bleeding and how to assist somebody who may have had a heart attack. They join over 2.6 million people in the UK who have already received this vital training. Our Scout Group is celebrating being 75 years old! We are trying to contact as many of our past members and leaders as possible so we may invite them to join us in March for a celebratory Dinner Dance. Click on the Quick Link to read the Flyer with all of the details and use the other link to book your tickets! If you have any questions or wish to tell us more about yourself please use the link off the Contacts page. We have recently received a number of enquiries for places in our Group and have had to disappoint a lot of children because the applications have been left far too late! Unfortunately, the northern part of our borough suffers from a shortage of Leaders and consequently some Groups have closed and some do not offer all sections (Beavers, Cubs & Scouts). Our Group operates a waiting list for places and we recommend that names are on the list by the time your child is 3 years old if they are to have a place in our Beaver Colony at the age of 6 years! So, if you are interested in learning more, please see the contacts page to get more information. Application for any age child is welcome although places do not become available very often however, we will offer advice on your best options.
 

4th East Barnet (Sea Scout) Group - Beavers

Beaver Scouts are boys and girls aged between six and eight. They meet in ‘Colonies’ – clubs that are very different from school although learning is interspersed amongst the fun! Beavers play lots of games; they also have lots of opportunities to go on fun activity days and outings, which are run by the group. These include activities such as; Archery, Canoeing and Wall Climbing. They also learn about camp cooking and basic scouting skills. The District also arranges competitions, outings and challenge events. This Section is known as the Beaver Colony.

The progressive training scheme in this section leads to the Chief Scout’s Bronze Award.

Meeting Times
Monday evenings from 16:45 hrs to 18:00 hrs

The Beaver Scout Promise

I promise to do my best
to be kind and helpful
and to love God.

The Beaver Scout Law

There is no formal Beaver Scout Law. The
concepts expressed in the Scout Law are
presented to Beaver Scouts through games,
story telling and other informal activities.

To find out more about Beavers click here:  scouts.org.uk/beavers

For more information on Badge requirements click here: www.scoutbase.org.uk/library