The WoggleThe newsletter of the 3rd Hayling Scout Group |
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GSL's Update Welcome back to a new Scouting Year. I hope you managed to find some good weather during the summer. 100 Club Results What a way to celebrate 100 Years Over 130 members of the Hayling Scout group re-made their Scout Promise as part of the Centenary Celebrations somewhere in the UK. The Scouts and Explorers joined in with 4000 others at the Hampshire h007 Jamboree in the New Forest, whilst Alistair Harris and Jorden Reed were attending the World Scout Jamboree with 40,000 others in Essex and Alan Oakes and Julie Rigden were camping on Brownsea Island, the birth place of Scouting in 1907. Our Beavers and Cubs started their day at 06:45 with a coach journey to Emsworth where they joined others from Havant in a special event, before travelling on to the New Forest for a day of activity and fun at the h007 Jamboree.
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Mud does not stop h007
And After the Camp
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Thanks Sam This Term's Events Quiz Night: Why not join us for our 14th Quiz Night and challenge for the Dreadnought Trophy. You can either form your own team of 8 or let us know you would like to join in and we will add you to an existing team. Contact Mandy on 92462786. Wine Tasting Evening I recently attended an evening given by the same people and it was a great way to learn about some wines I have never tried. The company import wines from regions in Spain, most of which are exclusive to them - but very drinkable! This event is strictly limited to 60 people and so book early with Ian on 92462786. Fireworks Display |
Harvest Festival We have again been invited to join the congregation of St Andrew's Church for their Harvest Festival. As in previous years this will be for the Beavers and Cubs, with the Scouts and Explorers taking part in Remembrance Day in November. Full uniform to be worn and also a food item for the festival is always welcome. Thanks to HIBC We would like to thank the Hayling Island Businessmen's Club for their very generous donation towards our Centenary Activities. The Scouts always enjoy helping with the BBQ evening (probably because it involves food!). And Also to Debbie Hick Debbie organised a ladies Charity Evening and chose the 3rd Hayling Scouts as one of the beneficiaries. Thank you Debbie for your support of our Group and your very generous donation. New Look Web Site. We have changed the style of our Website. We made the changes to better incorporate some of the ideas given to us, to upgrade the technology we are using to better support today's computers and because it is always good for a refresh! If you have received the "Woggle" via hardcopy but have access to the Internet, why not take a look at our site where you will find details of our activities and more photographs! It is still at "www.haylingscouts.org.uk" |
Cubs Prepare for Camp
Our Cubs are making their Pirate Costumes in readiness for their Pirate Camp later this month. Being pirates of course means that they will probably get very wet, helped by raft building and other water based activities. Scouts & Explorers help at Horse Show Our Scouts and Explorers helped with a local horse show again this year acting as Fence Marshalls and helping the organisers in many ways. Well Done! Diary Dates September October November December
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