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Who are Cub Scouts?
CUB SCOUTS: 8 - 10.5 years old both boys and girls. Cub Scouts meet once a week for an hour and half during term time. Cub Scouts meet as a Pack, divided into smaller groups called Sixes. Each led by a Sixer. They are led by a CSL (Cub Scout Leader) and ACSL (Assistant Cub Scout Leader/s). The leaders still use names drawn from Rudyard Kipling's Jungle Book.



As a Cub Scout you will get a chance to explore a range of new activities compared to being a beaver scout. If you do well with them you will be rewarded with a badge for your achievements, which you can wear on your uniform with pride.

What Cub Scouts do?

Cub Scouts enjoy playing organised games, going on outings and trips. They get to opportunity to go camping whilst learning about outdoors. This will mean that you could be sleeping in a tent and doing loads of outdoor activities and prepare to become Scouts.

Important Information - Cubs

  • Subs are now due for the first week back
  • Please ensure you drop your cub off in person and collect in person and not leave the cub to walk from and to the car to be dropped off or collect on their own, Thank you.
  • Need ideas and help from parents with fundraising - please email leader at bottom of page or see a leader on the meeting night.

Uniform
Cubs wear a full uniform. once they have been invested. Please label all clothing with your child’s name to avoid it getting mislaid. Scouting is a uniformed organisation and the uniform tells everyone that you are a Scout. For instance, people can tell which Group you belong to by looking at the colour of your neckerchief (Green and Yellow).
Cub Scouts wear a dark green sweatshirt, navy blue activity trousers and the Group Scarf

Awards and Badges:

Cubs can achieve a number of different badges, including 5 challenge badges based on caring, creative, fitness global and outdoor themes. Click the picture of the uniform (above) for the position of the badges.
The highest badge in Cubs Scouts is the "Chief Scouts Silver award".
More information about the badges cub scouts can earn, and the requirements for each badge, can be found here from the scouting HQ website.

Cub Promise The Cub Scout Law is:
I promise that I will do my best
To do my duty to God and to the Queen,
To help other people
And to keep the Cub Scout Law
Cub Scouts always do their best
Think of others before themselves
and do a good turn every day.

Leaders Details
Cub Leader - Akela - Email or 07942 042813
Cub Assistant - Kaa
Cub Assistant - Bagheera
Cub Assistant - Chil

Cub Links
Cub Scout website