Providing fun and adventure to young people in Heath and Reach, Leighton Buzzard and nearby villages
We had a loud and colourful session to brighten up our Zoom sessions when illustrator Liz Million dropped into one of our sessions to give us a Halloween drawing lesson. Who would’ve known that all drawings start with baked beans and potatoes… but she managed to get some great pictures ...
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It’s been a strange 2020 with all our plans thrown aside. However, we’ve still been busy Scouting where possible. Just a lot more online! Despite not being able to meet up we’ve still managed meetings most weeks, including: Learning about various animals with visits from exotic pets, llamas, and a ...
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Beaver Scouts have been helping the residents at St. Georges Court Care Home get ready for Christmas. Keen to spread some goodwill, the boys and girls aged 6-8, met the residents and entertained them with carol singing on Monday evening. Anita explained “This is our second year of carol singing, ...
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We’ve been learning about different Faiths in the local community this term, visiting some of the local experts: The Cubs visited St. Leonard Church in Heath and Reach to meet the Vicar and learn about Christianity. While here we explored the church and found out about the different objects and ...
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Beavers from Leighton Linslade were out enjoying the fun day today. Despite the scorching heat, we managed shelter building and campfire singing amongst other things.
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The Beavers have been out and about exploring the woods and learning about nature…
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The whole District was out in Leighton Buzzard in April to celebrate our patron saint, St. George. A short parade from Parsons Green, and then a service at All Saints followed.
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The Beavers recently visited Hazard Alley in Milton Keynes to learn about safety in and outside the home, where they learned about personal safety. While there they learnt about dangers in the home, and how to prevent them.
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We recently had a visit from Dogs for Good who explained to our Beavers about how they train dogs to help adults with disabilities, and how they help young people with autism too. Plus they brought along one of the (very well behaved) dogs for us to meet.
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