Don’t forget you need to get your CRB and application forms in soonest if you want to come along to this year’s Family Camp. You can find them here.
3HH Cubs go back into the Olde World of…
“ROBIN OF THE HOOD” ~ EASTER CAMP
Saturday Ye 5th to Wednesday Ye 9th April 2008
Partake in ye olde activitees with Robin’s merry men and defeat the wicked Sheriff of Nottingham? Sleep in tents, cook on open fires, construct Robin’s hideout in the woods and defend it, design your own coat-of-arms and make bows & arrows with quivers, naturally! Then of course there’s the archery, aerial trekking, grass-sledging, go-karting, hike to Biggin Hill Airport and much more…
No doubt there’ll be some medieval jesters frivolity at the Medieval Banquet! We will have a hut to sleep in on the first night, and where our camp cook will prepare all meals and for creativity and talent if the weather is bad – but here’s to fab weather and lots of free time play in the woods. Cubs love mud, fresh air and freedom, especially when you give them a theme to play with 
Cost of the camp is £70, we need a minimum of 24 cubs to make this viable. As a point of note, 3HH scouts will also be camping at the same venue at the same time, though in a remote spot in the depths of the woods – perhaps we should ambush them? Tee-hee!!!
Cub Leadership team
Wend and Jon
Yet another cracking summer camp event for the 3HH scouts. There were boat loads of activities to be tried as the photos below show!…
This February half term we had a fantastic time on a Harry Potter Camp. We experienced the Hogwarts express, falconry, making our own wands and broomsticks, trudging through mud and many other adventures.
Click on the photo below to see more memories of our wonderful camp.
Beavers ALWAYS get super excited about Christmas. And what better way to celebrate than by having our own special Christmas Sleepover?
The Beavers enjoyed their first sleepover during the cub camp at Chalfont Heights. The weather was simply scorcing. All the beavers had masses of fun and managed to soak each quite regularly with plenty of water fights.
Along with 150 other Beavers, 16 lucky Beavers from were Red Indians for the day at the District Beaver Fun Day (Walton Firs Scout Campsite).
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