Basingstoke Sea Scout Group

(Eastrop Park)

Based at The Roger Morris Centre, Eastrop    Charity Reg No 289028    Scout Reg No 42013

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Scouts at ChalfontOur section is for young people between 10½ and 14½ years of age.

The Scout section builds on the skills developed in the Cub section, and provides opportunities for leadership within the section, as Patrol leaders and assistant leaders. Find out more...

Outdoor activities are encouraged, the section usually has at least two weekend camps each year, and often a week long camp during the summer holidays.

The emphasis is on challenge and adventure, while aiming to continue to develop the skills and interests of the Scouts through the badges and awards that can be earned.

examples of some of the activities over the past year :

  • Patrol cooking challenge
  • Pizza making competition
  • working on the Environment Award
  • canoeing sessions with 1st Afloat water activities team
  • outdoor wide games
  • pioneering, knots and lashings
  • attending Summer and Spring camps
  • completing challenges that lead to the Chief Scouts Gold Award

This term's activities - September to December

This term's activities are concentrated on two main items

  • Preparing for and taking part in a Night and Day Hike, to complete the Gold Award requirements

  • Working on the Global Challenge badge

along with

  • wide games
  • Bonfire Night and Christmas parties

You can view the PDF format, click for further information Autumn Term programme here

Information for parents

When a Scout joins the Group, an information pack is issued to their parents which explains how the Group works and what is expected of the Scout and their parents.

You can view the website version of our PDF format, click for further information Parent's Pack here

What does it cost?

information about the fees and how this is handled by the Group can be found here...

What about the uniform?

Uniform is not expected for the first couple of weeks while the new member settles in and learns what being a Sea Scout is all about.

Usually, after three weeks attendance, the Scout leader will discuss with you when the new Scout is to be formally admitted to the section (Invested). A Sea Scout uniform is required for this investiture to take place.

The Group sometimes has some second-hand uniform items, but usually a new uniform is required to be purchased from Basingstoke Scouting Supplies. These requirements will be discussed with you.

Uniform requirements: A Sea Scout jumper, Scout activity trousers, Scout belt, a Sea Scout cap. The Group provides the Sea Scout tally band for the cap, the Group necker and all badges on investiture. The Group also provides the Sea Scout with their Scout Record book and Sea Scout Matrix file.

 

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