Beaver Scouts

 6-8 Year Olds

Beaver Scouts are our youngest members. They usually meet weekly to take part in a wide range of activities including games, crafts, singing, visits and good turns, along with plenty of outdoor activities.

They will also have the opportunity to take part in the fun and excitement of camps and sleepovers. It may be the first time they spend a night away from home so it’s a real adventure for them.

Our Trip to Eureka!

On Saturday, March 18th, 2023, 500 Scouts aged 4-11 from East Lancashire embarked on an epic day trip to Eureka! Children's Museum. The trip was a massive success, with 500 Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, and their Leaders from across the Count making the journey by 11...

Scouting Through Adversity 2022

Once again the Lancashire Scouting Lodge of Allegiance has generously donated a bursary of £100 to be awarded to a young person for “perseverance through adversity”. Nominations to receive the award are now open. If you would like to nominate a young person for...

Volunteers’ Week: In Conversation with Apryl Keenan

Volunteers are the lifeblood of Scouting and over the next few days, we'll be talking to different volunteers and bringing you their story and what keeps them volunteering. Today we're talking to Apryl Keenan who started volunteering for The Scouts four years ago in...

Chief Scout Bear Grylls leads Lancashire Scouts as they Hike to the Moon to raise funds for The Big Night In

Scouts from Lancashire are hiking to the Moon for The Big Night. By means of a sponsored walk at home the Lancashire Scouts are tackling The Great Indoors Hike to the Moon by walking one mile each whilst in lockdown. Walking laps of the sofa, lengths of their bedroom...

We’re partnering with charities to change the world

Young people choose six new themes, supported by a range of national charities, to tackle as part of Scouts’ A Million Hands community impact project. As Scouts, we’re always striving to make a positive difference to the world. Over the last one hundred years, the issues we’ve tackled have evolved and changed, but our young people’s drive to make a positive impact remains constant.

5 empathy-enhancing badges Beavers can work towards

From the Animal Friend Activity Badge, which involves befriending creatures great and small, to the Sports Activity Badge, which reminds us that fairness comes first no matter what the final score - here are five empathy-enhancing badges Beavers are sure to love....

Nurturing confidence

Developing young people's confidence is at the heart of Scouting. When young people believe in themselves and their abilities, they're better equipped to withstand adversity and pursue their dreams. In Scouting, it is essential that all young people always feel...

Record growth for Scouts in East Lancashire as volunteers report higher life satisfaction, self-esteem and mental wellbeing

East Lancashire Scouts have experienced growth in new youth members and 50 adult volunteers joining in the last 12 months, growing the Movement from 3848 to 3911 members New research also shows a strong correlation between volunteering and mental wellbeing. The vast...

Scouting Through Adversity

Once again the Lancashire Scouting Lodge of Allegiance have generously donated a bursary of £100 to be awarded to a young person for "perseverance through adversity". If you would like to nominate a young person for consideration please submit the Name, Section, Group...

40,000 Reasons to Volunteer

Today is International Volunteers Day so we thought we'd say a big thank you to all of our existing volunteers across East Lancashire and if you don't already volunteer with us, here's 40,000 reasons why you should! 40,000 young people are currently raring to join...

Beavers in East Lancashire