Dear Cubs
Just a reminder for tomorrow nights fun activity.
We will be cooking pancakes on the back of a tin. Please send an empty baked beans tin and a candle (not tea light)
The tin should be open at one end and closed the other, with holes just under both the ends of a tin for the air to flow. (to create a chimney effect).
Thank you
Akela
Don’t forget about the 100 Good Turns.
Good Turns can be done around the home, school, workplace, church, temple, mosque, community hall, scout hall or den, etc., to individuals or groups, to communities through environmental projects or other citizenship activities. They can be small or large. You may even do “team” Good Turns, such as cleaning up a lake or shopping for elderly people. You can swap ideas for Good turns with your friends and adult leaders.
Good luck
City To Surf - Baggage Collection Sunday 1oth August
City to surf is Normo Scouts big fundraiser for the year so we need as many people as possible (all siblings and friends welcome), to hand bags out at the finish line.
We will meet at Normo Scout hall at 6.15am for departure at 6.30am for arrival at Bondi in time for a 7.30 am commencement. Finish time is usually about 12.3pm. This year all participant will receive a T-Shirt.
There will be some parking available at Bondi public school on Wellington street, the parking is limited so please let me know if you will need a parking pass. Parking passes will be handed out on Thursday night 7th August at Scouts or on Sunday morning at the hall. Please call me to arrange an alternative pick up time.
To help with transport and T-shirt availability please advise your section leader or me if you plan to attend by Wednesday August 6th.
Thank you for your help
Margaret
City to Surf Coordinator
Normanhurst Scouts
Ages 17 - 25
Rover Crews meet regularly and participate in a wide range of challenging activities (such as hiking, rock-climbing, kayaking, 4-wheel driving, and skiing) and carry out service projects (either for Scouting or the wider community) while learning new skills (particularly leadership and counselling young people) and making many friends. Rover Crews are self-governing ? each Crew elects a team of office bearers to handle its management and operation. A Rover Adviser is not a leader; s/he is there, as a guide, philosopher and friend, to provide resources, advice and experience to the Crew or individuals when asked.
The Rover motto
Service
Ages 14½ - 17½
Venturing provides a program of activities, self-government, leadership experience, companionship of their own age and helps to develop initiative and resourcefulness. The program is flexible allowing member to choose activities according to their own interests. This encourages young people to be self-motivating.
The Venturer Scout Promise
On my honour
I promise that I will do my best
To do my duty to my God and
To [the Queen of] Australia,
To help other people, and
To live by the Scout Law
The Venturer Scout Law
A Scout is trustworthy
A Scout is loyal
A Scout is helpful
A Scout is friendly
A Scout is cheerful
A Scout is considerate
A Scout is thrifty
A Scout is courageous
A Scout is respectful
A Scout cares for the environment.
The Venturer Scout Motto
Be prepared.
