The Beaver Colony is the youngest section in the Scout Group. They are boys and girls aged between 6 and 8 yrs old. The Colony is all about learning through fun activities. A Beaver Scout has opportunities to make friends with others, be part of a group, learn creative and practical skills.  These ideas are the backbone of delivering a Balanced Programme of activities.
      

     The Beaver Colony 
  meet at the Scout Hall
   on Tuesdays between 
     5:30pm and 7:00pm

Here at the 3rd Bridgend the emphasis is on learning by having fun. The facilities at our Scout Hall are excellent for running a Beaver Colony. In the summer evenings we can use the safe and spacious car park to play games. In the longer winter evenings we  hibernate in the hall. We learn about nature and the environment; we use art and craft skills, we sing songs and have a laugh. There's plenty to do. We have fun days and maybe a day at a camp. We attend the Christmas Carol Service and the St. George's Day Service to renew our promise. We have opportunities to meet new friends in our Colony and the wider Scout Community.

Leader:         Liz Devine (Hawkeye)

I promise to do my best.
To be kind and helpful.
And to love God.

Be Prepared.

            Membership and Joining-in Awards
                         

   Challenge Badges             Activity Badges
            

Position on Uniform

The Scout Group will always welcome the help of parents/guardians. There are many ways in which you can give a helping hand. You could get involved in assisting the leaders during an evening meeting, or perhaps help in a fund raising event or even provide a much needed extra pair of hands at a camp. You may also have a particular skill, hobby or knowledge which could be shared with the Colony at a meeting. Please consider these possibilities and see either Liz Devine or Christine Faulkner (GSL) for information.