We pause, we stare into the unknown, take a deep breath, and jump – this is the greatest adventure you’ll ever experience.
Just a quick reminder to all of our Cubs, we are taking a scheduled interlude from Cubs this evening (30th November). We will return next week (7th December) for something…
For some it’s tradition, for others habit, but for 1st Abram, it’s an honour to represent The Scouts each year as part of Abram Community Remembrance Day. For Scouts, we…
We always want to support our local scout shop as much as possible, which is why we take orders for Uniform through our shop, to service them. Unfortunately, though, the…
It’s been an amazing day for 1st Abram Cubs, as our Young People experienced Amateur Radio for the first time. Making contacts via VHF (2m) and DMR (Digital Mode Radio),…
The event of the Scouting Technical calendar is finally here! It’s a Global Event owned by the World Organisation of Scout Movements (WOSM). But what does it all mean? JOTI,…
Tonight, under the close and watchful eye of Shere Khan, our Cubs completed their Chef Badge in the creation of a meal! In true 1st Abram Cubs style, it wouldn’t…
At the end of each year we hold a troop forum where the scouts discuss amongst their patrols what activities, trips, badges they would like to take part in. When…
This week, our Cubs started work on their Chef badge. This great badge takes the Cook badge from Beavers up a notch with the aim of preparing Cubs to cook…
Beavers and Cubs both have Book Reader badges, but let’s face it – with so many badges and skills, reading 6 books is a bit of a tough ask. Not…
As you can imagine, Sunday’s party took some planning to pull off, and with that in mind, we’re just recovering from that energy! With our leaders looking back at the…
It’s safe to say that Abram Scouting has had an amazing birthday, with so many people turning out to say ‘Happy Birthday’ to Scouting in our village. We were privilaged…
You may have heard, or read about a new section in Scouting called ‘Squirrels’. This new section, aimed at 4 and 5 year olds, is to help more young people…
