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Tynemouth

 

Tynemouth Scouts 

 

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In October 1982, The Scout Association introduced 'Beavers' for its six to eight year old boys in response to a growing demand within the Movement. 

In April 1986, they became a recognised training Section and took the title of Beaver Scouts. From 1991, girls could also become Beaver Scouts. In the United Kingdom, Beaver Scouts wear a simple uniform consisting of a turquoise sweatshirt and Group Scarf (shown below). Beaver Scouts take part in a balanced programme and work towards Challenges and Activity Badges.

Section - Beaver Uniform

 There are opportunities to learn about themselves: exploring their feelings and developing good habits of health and personal safety. 

They get to know people: finding out about those in their family, the family of Scouting, the local community and the wider world.

Beaver Scouts explore: discovering the science, nature and technology, exploring the natural and man-made world. Beaver Scouts care, growing in their love of their God and responding to the needs of others, the local community and the wider world. Their bright, colourful identity reflects their aim of ‘fun and friends’ and a positive experience at this stage often encourages young people to continue their journey through Scouting.

Beaver Scout News

Sports Day

The Beavers have just held their annual sports day which this year was won by a team from the 4th Tynemouth.

Their was also medals for individual winners in each of the events and the photo below shows the winning team and individual winners.

Winning Team

For more photos of the day please go to the 2010 photo page.

Best Wishes

Unfortunately the Beaver sports day was Lynn's final event as the Assistant District Commissioner for Beavers.

We'd like to thank her for all of her hard work over the past few years and wish her good luck in her new role as Assistant County Commissioner for Beavers.

 

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