Earlier this year, Beavers did bootcamp with Rachel. This week it was the Cubs’ turn. Rachel very kindly came to run the session and help the Cubs earn their Athletics Badge. Cubs had to show their throwing, jumping and running
Cubs Get Fit
Family Fun Night
Last night we kicked off our 2018-19 programme with a Family Fun night for all sections. It was great to see so many young people and their parents joining in with the activities. Challenges included Throwing Angels, Archery, Crate Races,
Group Camp
Adventurous activities such as crate stacking, abseiling, shelter building, 3G swing etc Arrive 4.30pm Friday, evening meal provided. Leaver 2pm Sunday after lunch
Remembrance Parade
To mark the centenary of the end of World War 1, the Scout Group will be leading a parade through the village before a Remembrance Service at the Tackley Village Memorial Hall. All Beavers, Cubs and Scouts are invited to
Uniform Day at Cotswold Wildlife Park
Places are limited so please let us know by 10th September if you would like to attend. The event is for Beavers and Cubs only (sorry Scouts) and full uniform must be worn. Further details to follow.
Fireworks Display
Join us for our firework display on the village playing field. Tickets will available from the village shop. Gates open at 5pm.
1st Tackley and Heyford AGM 2018
This week we held our AGM and Family BBQ at the Village Hall. The weather was kind to us, and we were very pleased to see so many of our parents and carers join us for the evening. Sadly we
Cubs Dig Up The Past
This week the Cubs headed to the archeological dig at Gibraltar Point to see what they could find. With the help of John, the Cubs were able have a go at digging for artefacts. They made some interesting finds!
Cub Conservationists
As part of their Environment Conservation badge, this week the Cubs helped to clear an overgrown stream. They worked together to dig ditches and clear the plants that were blocking the stream. It was hard work but a lot of
Chief Scout Awards
On Saturday some of our Beavers and Cubs headed to Youlbury to receive their Chief Scout Bronze Awards. This means that while in Beavers they completed all six challenge badges and completed four activity badges. During the day the children