Beaver Scouts

Who are Beaver Scouts?

Beaver scouts are young people usually aged between 6 and 8 years old. They belong to the first and youngest section in the scouting family. Young people can join beaver scouts three months prior to their sixth birthday. They then move to the next section, cub scouts once they are eight but can stay with the beaver scouts until 8 1/2. Beaver scouts meet once a week in their beaver scout colony.

The scout Association first introduced beavers in October 1982 and in 1986 they became a recognized training section and took the name of beaver scouts. From 1991 girls could also become beaver scouts.

 

What Beaver Scouts do

The beaver scouts learn about a balanced programme and ensure that the experience of a programme with a wide range of subjects is covered. Beaver scouts enjoy the following:

Having fun

Making new friends

Sharing

Learning

Making progress

Try new things

Playing games

Going on visits

Helping others

Keeping the beaver promise

 

The Programme

Beaver scouts take part in a balanced programme and work towards challenges and activity badges. The programme is divided into zones, methods and ways of working. The programme zones are:

Getting to know other people

Learning about yourself

Exploring the world around us

discovering creativity and practical skills

discovering beliefs and attitudes

 

Beaver Promise

I promise do my best

to be kind and helpful

and to love God

 

Beaver motto

Be Prepared

 

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