Squirrels at 2nd Molesey

We’re delighted to start a new section at 2nd Molesey Scout Group which is for 4-6 year olds called Squirrels.

Squirrels meet every week on Tuesdays from 4.15pm – 5.15pm, Squirrels will gather to grow and learn their way through lots of different games and activities. Squirrels can achieve anything they set their minds to – and have lots of fun along the way.

The one hour sessions will be a brilliant opportunity for young people to take their first step into being part of Scouts.

Sessions will be packed with fun, games, badges, laughter, and so much more to help our youngest members learn the skills they need for life.

Please feel free to contact us if you have questions, or Register your child.

 

 

Annual Awards & 93rd Birthday Evening 2019

Better late than never..
Our 2nd Molesey’s Annual Awards & 93rd Birthday celebrations had good attendance from leaders, helpers, parents and group members which made for a great evening.

The following awards were presented.

Beaver Awards
Beaver of the Year: Xavier M


Cub Awards
Cub of the Year: Maksymilian S
Shere Khan Challenge: Amelie H
Kaa’s Coils of Endeavour: Dylan E


Scout Awards
Scout of the Year: Rose F
Scroll of Endeavour: Marco D
Rookie of the Year: Freddie S & Christopher L


Explorer Scout Awards
Explorer Scout of the Year: Owen S
Trophy of Endeavour: Charlie B


The President’s Cup was awarded to Pam for her outstanding contributions to the 2nd Molesey Scout Group.

The evening’s video presentation can be viewed below.

Scouts & Explorers Summer Camp to Guernsey

The Scouts and Explorers had a brilliant time in Guernsey for our Summer Camp. The weather was mostly kind which made cycling and events much easier and enjoyable.

The campsite was well equipped and allowed for a very comfortable stay in Guernsey, we were spoilt with the facilities and the site.

We took part in Abseiling a 90 foot wall, Kayaking on the Sea, Coasteering with a fantastic view and a visit to the German Underground Hospital.

Cycling, which was the Scouts main form of travel took us to see many war fortifications along the way. An unexpected event was the Sand Racing at Vazon Beach which had motor bikes and car racing.

Thanks to a kind donation to the Scouts, we were able to fillet and cook large Pollock as a pre snack before dinner. The leaders were surprised at the eagerness to fillet a whole fish, and then eat it.

Thank you to the Scouts for their exceptional behaviour on the ferry and out and about in town. You really did the group proud.
And finally, these trips don’t happen without the Leaders – thank you!