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To start their Group Environment Award, Dunnet Bay Cubs spent the first day of the long weekend in Dunnet Forest. They created a new path to link two old paths then watched in awe as Jon Hollingdale, the Forest Manager, felled a couple of trees.
After lunch, they flew kites and the hot air balloon they had made to complete their Air Activities badge.
Unfortunately the pictures from the day were lost as the memory card in the camera failed :-( but this is the hot air balloon |
Furthest North Meeting? - 06/10/2005 :
1st Dunnet Bay :
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To try recruiting more members from Canisbay Primary School, 1st Dunnet Bay held their usual meeting in Canisbay Hall instead of Castletown on the 28th of September.
Leaflets dished out in the school ensured a good turn out on the night to find out what Beavers and Cubs is about. We also invested a Beaver at the beginning and moved one up to Cubs at the end.
Our efforts got 5 new Beavers including the first brother and sister members of the group. |
Air Activities Badge - 21/09/2005 :
1st Dunnet Bay :
Cubs
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1st Dunnet Bay Cubs visited Wick Airport as part of their Air Activites Badge. They were shown around the fire station and fire engines, watched a demonstration exercise by the firemen and had a short visit to the control tower before the last plane was due in. |
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1st Dunnet Bay
Is for children aged 6 or 7.
Colony meetings are held during the school term in Castletown Primary School Gym on Wednesdays from 6pm to 7pm.
There is currently a waiting list which names can be added to from age 4.
Is for children aged 8 - 10½
Pack meetings are held during the school term, in Castletown Primary School Gym, on Wednesdays from 7:15pm until about 8:45pm
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