Ran an evening meeting about Money Matters for my husband's Scouts, and now I'm exhausted. Did cover the important points though: take it in turn to buy rounds in the pub, and think about the tradeoff between money and happiness.
Ran an evening meeting about Money Matters for my husband's Scouts, and now I'm exhausted. Did cover the important points though: take it in turn to buy rounds in the pub, and think about the tradeoff between money and happiness.
You know when wording unintentionally makes you have a little chuckle?
“Last night we welcomed Joe to our Tuesday night colony”*
Kinda ominous. 😆
*details changed but general sentence construction not
Tonight was my Cub Pack’s final weekly Meeting of Term.
Our Cubs played UniHoc (basically a variation of indoor hockey) one on one then two on two, then Elephant Ball (a circle game with a large foam ball), before ending with badge presentations and the gifting of cards and items made by the Cub Pack in Gloucestershire we made Christmas Cards for a few weeks back.
A blog post from Scouts Scotland that features the Rights Challenge Badge.
“Human Rights Day 2025: Understanding Our Everyday Essentials”
https://scouts.scot/uncategorized/human-rights-day-2025/
#HumanRightsDay #ScoutsScotland #ScoutingUK #Scouting #UKscouting
This week at Cubs they played Human Battleships.
The boardgame Battleships at person-sized scale.
And they learnt 4-figure grid references in the process.
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Tonight the Cubs did the entirety of the Emergency Aid Stage 2 badge.
We had a (hospital) doctor visit & go through all the various elements of the badge.
The other adults in attendance role-played those in need of medical attention. I did a bit too convincing job of portraying asthma, because I started believing it myself. Though my efforts for the others were much less so, as I felt I was grinning & laughing rather than looking in pain.
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Hey #ScoutingUK #UKscouting friends, my group have just bought a new Beaver flag and pole, etc. from the Scout Store. Does anyone know how to fix the flag to the pole? There are zero instructions anywhere I can find... 🤷♂️
There is a hole through the top of the pole but no holes in the flag; do I just shove a cable tie through the flag? Is there something I am missing here? What did you do? 🙂
Last night was a Trustees/Leaders Meeting, mostly to go over the Safer Scouting Premise Audit & Fire Risk Assessment some of us had been working on for a while.
We asked for all Leaders, and we got them. Was the busiest Group Meeting I’ve been at for a while.
Felt productive (they always are, but this particularly so).
“Cecil, what have you been doing?”
https://eclectech.co.uk/discoCaterpillar
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Made by @eclectech.
#CampfireSongs #Scouting #ScoutingUK #UKscouting #Cecil #CecilTheCaterpillar
Over my few years Scouting I have gotten the impression that a significant percentage of Scouting Volunteers seem to believe that everyone operates the way it does where they are.
To be clear, I don’t mean those that think everyone SHOULD operate the same way, I mean those that actually ALREADY THINK everyone does.
And yet it’s just not like that. You could have 2 of the same tier Sections in the same Group with different Ceremonies, or have none.
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