Cub Scouts
Jim Berry
Acting Assistant County Commissioner (Cubs)
Cub Scouts are boys and girls aged between 8 and 10 years, who like challenge and adventure.
Cub Scouts usually meet once a week as a pack, under the supervision of a trained team of adult leaders.
The pack is divided into sixes, each named after a colour and lead by a Cub Scout called a Sixer. Challenge and adventure are experienced in a wide range of exciting indoor and outdoor activities that include games, crafts, cooking, visits and outings and of course, camping.
These activities offer, through the Cub Scout Programme, the opportunity to achieve awards and badges. Helping others forms an important part of Cub Scouting.
Fundraising for charities, conservation projects and work with the elderly are just a few examples.
Jim Berry | acccubs@glne-scouts.org.uk
Kubadoo 2011
The Kubadoo 2011 Badge Competition has been launched. Cub Scouts can now use up to 9 colours in a choice of three shapes available on the entry form at www.kubadoo.org.uk. Remember: All completed entry forms are to be returned to a leader or ACC Cubs no later than 3rd December 2010 when judging will take place.
Buddy Badge and GLNE Recruit A Friend
Details and forms can be found in the Buddy Badge area of the site
Chief Scout Award
Details and how to notify County can be found in the Chief Scout area of the site
There is a private area of the Cub website only accessible to those with the correct username and password.
If you are involved in the Cub section and wish to access this area please speak to your ADC Cubs, ACC Cubs or email the website team with your Scouting details.
You will then be provided with instructions on how to access the private area which contains information on upcoming events, minutes and details on how to download and register a GLNE version of Swissperfect, the tournament management software system.