Whether you are 6 or 60 there is bound to be something you can get involved in. Every week around 60 children from local villages take part in Section meetings, term time only.

If you want a nice peaceful, relaxing hobby and don't like anything energetic then we have to say Scouting probably isn't for you :-) If, however, you want to get the most out of life then get in touch!

In an average year our members might take part in any of the following:

Abseiling, archery, wide games, football, camping (from 1 night to 2 weeks), cooking, Survival Skills, treasure hunts, sausage sizzles, sleepovers, kayaking, rock climbing, orienteering, problem solving, computing, fund raising, emergency aid, cycling, swimming, night hikes, incident bases, visits growing things, helping others, camp fires, singing, sailing, having fun.................

Ok - if that doesn't sound like you're kind of thing then I guess you won't be joining us! If it does sound like fun then why not get in touch? After all, nearly 1/2 million in this country do scouting including Peter Duncan (from Blue Peter) new chief scout, 28 million Scouts around the world seem to think it's great :-) and scouting is now in very country except for 3