WHAT IS BEAVERS
AND HOW TO JOIN

Beaver Leader: Dan Wood

 

Meeting Night:
Monday from 5.15pm-6.15pm

 

Activities: We offer a wide and varied range of activities that provide a balanced programme, allowing each member to work towards challenge and activity badges. These badges are part of the National Beaver Programme aimed at encouraging development and providing new challenges.

Activities are both indoor and outdoors, they include individual tasks as well as team games. They range from arts & crafts and educational items to treasure hunts, sports and District and County Beaver events.

 

Investiture: New Beavers will be invested in four-six weeks once they have a Beaver top and have learnt their Beaver Promise and Law. Investiture will take place at the end of the meeting – family members are welcome to attend.

 

Uniform: This can be bought from Outdoors Shop on line at www.outdoors.ltd.uk; or
The School Wear Shop
, 5 Goal Lane, Sudbury. Telephone: (01787) 881500.

 

Beaver tops should be worn every meeting, once invested, unless otherwise stated.
We will supply a scarf (old gold), woggle and badges at investiture.

 

Subscriptions: Subscriptions are payable to
1st Bures Beavers. They are currently £35.00 (Jan) £30.00 (May) and £30.00 (Sept)

per term per Beaver. Subscription money pays for membership fee to Gilwell Park (Association Headquarters), badges, scarves, stationery, postage, Leaders travelling expenses and maintenance of SHQ building/grounds, general repairs and evening activity costs.

 

It does not include: District events and fuel for mini bus.

Dan Wood (BSL) and Diana Taylor (DBSL) (helping out) and Beaver Colony -
February 2011

 

Bures Beavers having fun at the
Bures Carnival - July 200
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Our meeting place:
The Scout & Guide Headquarters,
The Croft, Bures

Access to Scout and Guide Headquarters

Access to the HQ by car is from the Sudbury Road entrance (B1508) just past the cottages
(Croft End).
You must only access this entrance and exit via The Croft ensuring a One-way System is operational. This helps minimize traffic congestion. However, residents returning home will be entering The Croft from the High Street. You do not have right of way and courtesy should be given to residents at all times. When dropping off and collecting please be aware of resident’s right of access to all homes in The Croft particularly to the cottages opposite and beyond the Scout & Guide Headquarters.

Speed limit down The Croft is 10mph.

At no time should you exit via the Sudbury Road, as it is on a dangerous corner.

If you require seeing a Leader at the end of the meeting – please come down at least
10 minutes
before the meeting finishes and park your car in the car park so as not to block the road – thanks.

Help to keep traffic flow down – please car share, walk or cycle – thanks.

 

Web Sites: Sudbury District Scout Council runs and maintains the District Web Site. Visit the web site to see about Beaver Activities within the District and forthcoming events etc.

www.sudburyscouts.org.uk

 

How to join the Group: We currently have a waiting list – please contact us if you would like to add your child’s name. The age range is from 6-8 years old.

 

Please contact: Dan Wood (BSL)
Telephone: (01787)
227009

Mobile: 07815 907565

Email: jdb.wood@gmail.com