Awesome news! We have been chosen to benefit from the next round of the Co-op Local Community Fund. The funding round is now open and will close on 24 October 2020.
During this funding phase, Co-op Members will be able to choose us as their local cause. If you are a Co-op member please sign into your account and select us as your cause.
It’s October, the nights are drawing in and its starting to get a bit chilly. But it is never too cold for ICE CREAM!
This week our Cub Packs ventured down to Pinks Parlour, Bognor Regis, the home of freshly made Gelato Ice Cream. A big thank you to Little Miss Whippy (aka Georgia) and the team for teaching us how the gelato is made in the Ice Cream Lab, encouraging us to sample some new flavours before serving up a delicious treat of two scoops, a topping and a sauces for everyone 🍨
We have a feeling the Cubs and leaders will want to visit again soon!
33 Beavers from our three colonies all had a fantastic Up up and away Sleepover held on 5th & 6th October 2019.
The action started at Tangmere Aviation Museum where the beavers learnt about the history of the site, how a plane works, the different parts of a plane and looking at all the different planes and items the museum has on display.
After lunch they walked to Oving Village Hall where the air activities continued, learning the phonetic alphabet, creating their own flying machine and much more.
After dinner, we all sang a few campfire songs and watched the film ‘Planes’.
After a few hours sleep the beaver were up early, excited for a morning full of activities include making and flying four different types of paper planes to complete the requirements for the air activities stage 1 badge.
Could you be our next volunteer treasurer?
Ideally you’ll have some book keeping experience, however our current treasurer will show you the ropes and ensure a smooth hand over.
I’ll need 2 or 3 hours per week to undertake admin from home, respond to emails and process payment. Plus occasional trips to the bank and 3 or 4 evening committee meetings per year.
Interested? Contact Mark
We survived the out of this World experience that was Cubs Cosmic Capers – West Sussex Scouts County Cub Camp.
Despite some alien interference we have recovered these photos and videos from our mission to Mars (sub camp).
Find out more about ways you can volunteer with 1st Barnham Scout Group here
Thank you to all those that attended our Big Quiz AGM on Saturday 29th June despite it being the hottest day of the year!
Well done to ‘Mark’s Marvels’ on your win 🏆, they were closely followed by ‘The Shortcakes’.
We collected £60 in donations to support Clarissa’s European Jamboree fundraising.
There were no changes to the membership of our Executive Committee (Trustees).
If you haven’t already taken a look at our Annual Accounts and Review you’ll find them here.
An action packed day of fun and adventure for our 33 Beavers and 8 adults.
Following a coach trip to Blackland Farm, near East Grinstead our beavers joined with over 700 others from across West Sussex.
Rotating around four ‘zones’ the beavers have loads of activities to choose from.
Adventure Zone: low ropes, tunneling, assault course, nightline, campfire cooking, sweet knots and a maze.
Fun Zone: inflatable course, water fun, giant games, space hoppers, mop hockey and grass sledging.
Explore Zone: bungee trampoline, archery, aeroball, boudling wall, climbing wall, cave bus, circus skills and scooter fun.
Create and Do Zone: masks, fossil hunt, sublime science, key rings, scratch art, bead braclet, bubble madness and pom pom craft.
Below you’ll find our Annual Report & Accounts 2018-19, ahead of our AGM on Saturday 29th June.
Limited printed copies of these documents will be available at the AGM, parents of members and supporters are encouraged to review these documents prior to the meeting.
Back again to defend our title!
With 1st Westbourne Scouts and 12th Chichester Scouts providing excellent competition in today’s Chichester Rotary Dragon Boat (Youth) Challenge.
After the heats, 12th Chichester and 1st Barnham had the two fastest times and so went through to battle it out in the final. After a very tight race and with less than half a second between them, 1st Barnham did it, retaining the winning title for another year. You can view all the scoreboard resultshere.
The challenge is not just about a fun day out, it’s a fundraising event for CancerWise and charities supported by the Rotary Club of Chichester Priory. We are proud to say that this year our Scouts raised a total £390 in sponsorship.
