Author: Katie Laing

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Santa Sleigh 2022

Saturday 17th December – from 16:30 onwards Rudolph will be slightly ahead of Santa, leading the way and playing loud Christmas music to let you know Santa and his elves are nearby. We will...

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Santa Sleigh 2020

Following the recent announcement that the lockdown restrictions are changing, we are really excited to announce that Santa will be coming to visit Harwell Village on Saturday 19th December from 4 pm! Rudolph the...

We’ve Arrived at Group Camp 2019!! 0

We’ve Arrived at Group Camp 2019!!

We left Harwell Recreation Ground at 8:30am on a coach and headed down to sunny Southampton to find the rest of 1st Harwell Scout Group. They arrived last night and set up over 40...

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Cubs at 100

This year has been special for Cub Packs around the world as we have been celebrating the Cubs Centenary. The Harwell scouts have made references to this in the activities we have done throughout...

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New Term!

The Summer is over, which means one thing…. Beavers!! This week at Beavers we welcomed 8 new Beavers to our Colonies! We played games to welcome and get to know the new Beavers. This...

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What is coming for 1st Harwell Beavers?

We have recently said goodbye to two beavers as they have turned eight and will be joining the 1st Harwell ‘Driftway’ Cubs in September. Meanwhile with ‘Ridgeway’ and ‘Driftway’ Beavers we have a summer trip to...

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Beavers at Group Camp

Recently 1st Harwell Scout Group went to Harry’s Island Campsite in the New Forest, for the weekend. Early Saturday morning, 26 Beavers gathered at Harwell Recreation Ground to travel down to the New Forest,...

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KITES!

On the 2nd June Beavers made kit kites from Kites4schools, the beavers needed a bit of help but they were fairly simple and fun to make. On the 9th June ‘Ridgeway’ and ‘Driftway’ colonies travelled...

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Outdoor Challenge Badge

As part of the Outdoor challenge the Beavers visited the Rectory garden in Harwell for a mini beast hunt. They found many different bugs and identified them using an identification chart. Woodlice, spiders, slugs, worms and...