Cubs

For 8-10 year olds

The 1st Cedar Hill Cubs meets on Wednesday evenings. We also attend community events and camps as often as we can, and as a result, we will have the occasional non-meeting Wednesday (usually once per month).

TIME: 6:30 pm to 7:45 pm. Wednesdays
PLACE: 1st Cedar Hill Scout Hall – 3680 Cottonwood Street, Saanich BC

• Jan 26th – 28th – Winter Camp – Gilwell
• Jan 24th – Regular meeting – Camp prep
• Feb 22nd – Baden Powell Dinner
• Feb 24th – Cub Car Rally at Saanich Fair Grounds
• Apr 6th – Bottle Drive
• Apr 26th-28th Pre-Jamboree Event for PJ Howlers – Barnard
• May 24th – 26th – Wolf Howl Camp at Barnard
• June 14th – 16th – Group Camp
• July 10th – Cub Day at Pacific Jamboree – Camp Barnard

WEEKLY DUES: While the group committee subsidizes most of our activity costs, we do ask for $1.00 from the Cub Scouts. These dues go towards our operating costs (badges, craft supplies, etc). Dues are collected by a Howler (senior Cub) at the beginning of each meeting.

ATTENDANCE: Please Do your best to be on time, and ready to begin promptly at 630pm. The opening ceremony (the Grand Howl) sets the tone for the meeting and punctuality is encouraged to teach the youth responsibility.

UNIFORMS: The Cub Scout uniform must be worn at all meetings and formal events. It consists mainly of the Cub Scout shirt, necker, and woggle. Uniform shirts are ordered online at https://scoutshop.ca/ – we will be putting together a group order (prepaid) to save on shipping costs.  We will supply the necker and woggle when they are invested into Scouting with our group.

PROGRAM: Developing well-rounded youth, better prepared for success in the world. We follow the Canadian Path through the Plan-Do-Review method where Cub Scouts are empowered to learn by doing. With Scouts Canada’s Youth-led programming, youth put leadership and teamwork into play by planning their activities with the guidance of an adult Scouter. The great Scouting adventure allows youth to explore new things, share ideas, learn new skills, and create new paths. Cub Scouts is filled with a little bit of everything and plenty of opportunities for youth to personally develop in areas including social, physical, intellectual, character, emotional, and spiritual. Along the way Cub Scouts meet new friends, learn teamwork, and develop self-confidence.

SCOUTSTRACKER: The Scouts Tracker site is located at http://scoutstracker.ca/cubs. If you have not been provided a login yet, please email us and let us know (tell us who you are, and what your child’s name is).

CODE OF CONDUCT: We understand that Cub Scouts are full of energy and we expect noise and activity at our meetings. We also ask that the Cub Scouts respect themselves, each other, the rules, and their Scouters. Note that aggressive, disruptive, and/or destructive behaviour will not be tolerated.
Discipline, (as covered in the leadership training), ranges from a quiet talk to a time-out. A youth may miss out on a game, outing or activity if they have not corrected their behaviour when allowed to do so. If necessary, a parent will be called and the youth asked to leave the meeting. If you have any questions or concerns regarding discipline or conduct, please discuss this with your leaders or notify our Group Commissioner.

Contact:

If you have any questions, please feel free to approach any of our Scouters: