Create the Path!
Cub Scouts continues the journey from Joey Scouts and is for young people aged 8–11.
The Cub Scout section focuses on exploring the outdoors, setting challenges and encountering new experiences! Cub Scouts can:
- Create their own paths
- Develop their sense of place
- Explore the world around them
- Encounter new experiences
- Expand their perspectives
- Determine their own adventures
- Build upon friendships
You’ll get to go on camps with your Unit, and you might attend a Cuboree camp with hundreds of other Cub Scouts! As well as learning things like how to use a compass, you’ll go on bushwalks, bike trips, and have the chance to do things like sailing, canoeing, abseiling and sometimes even flying!
testimonial
“I’ve had so much fun being a Cub Scout, trying out lots of activities such as canoeing and camping for the first time!”
Learning Life Skills
In Cub Scouts, young people learn about:
- Natural environments
- Local environment
- Creativity
- Health and first aid
- Responsibility for self
- Leadership and teamwork
Girls and boys are equally involved.
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- About Cub Scouts
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award Honour Roll
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2005
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2006
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2007
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2008
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2009
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2010
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2011
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2012
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2013
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2014
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2015
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2016
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2017
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2018
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2019
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2020
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2021
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2022
- Cub Scout Grey Wolf Award 2023
- Cub Scout Uniform
- Cub Scouts Award Scheme
- Cub Scouts with Special Needs
- Lone Cub Scouts
Scouts takes child safety seriously
Scouts takes child safety seriously
Whats Next?
Whats Next?
- FIND YOUR LOCAL SCOUTS
- or call us on 1800 scouts