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The Beavers and Cubs of the 93rd Braes Scout Group took part in the Big Paddle Clean-up 2025 at the end of May.  They chose to clean up the banks of the Union canal between the Lathallan Bridge and Muiravonside Church.  The Cub Scout section lead volunteer, Peter Curry, said, ‘the beavers and cubs did their best to bag as much litter as they could.  Credit, however, to the people who use the canal as there was not as much litter to be found as in previous years. The youngsters still enjoyed their paddle in the sun and will be out canoeing again soon’.

 

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A couple of weekends ago, the 93rd Braes Beavers and Cubs had a joint camp at Barrwood.  Focusing on badgework, they built dens, did some outdoor first aid, learned some new knots while Pioneering and then built a dresser for the basins for hand washing and dish washing.  They did some kitchen knife skills, preparing a salad as part of their lunch and dinner. The showstopper was the pork shoulder which they cooked in the Dutch oven on their camp fire for 5 hours. This was followed by warm banana splits with melted chocolate and marshmallows. Lovely!

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Before the Easter break, Beaver scouts from the 27th Bonnybridge Scout Group enjoyed an exciting visit to Larbert Fire Station.  They had the opportunity to explore the fire station and learn all about the vital role firefighters play in keeping our communities safe. The firefighters gave an engaging tour, answering plenty of questions from the curious Beavers, who were eager to learn more about fire safety and rescue operations.  They were given a close-up look at the fire engines and the many different appliances used during emergencies.  The visit was both educational and inspiring and everyone left with big smiles and possibly dreams of becoming future firefighters themselves!

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The 5th Mount Gerald Beavers celebrated the recent World Book Day by dressing-up as their favourite story book character at their colony meeting.  They also had the opportunity of creating their own story books. They had lots of fun creating their own front cover for the books using lots of bright colours. This has been part of their book reader challenge badge and also built on the work they have been completing at school. 

If you are interested in joining any of the sections, Beavers, Cubs or Scouts enquiries can be made to 5thmountgerald@gmail.com.

 

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Over 80 enthusiastic Beavers from colonies across Falkirk District gathered for an unforgettable sleepover at Dynamic Earth in Edinburgh recently. The young adventurers explored space, Earth’s geology, volcanoes, and the rainforest, immersing themselves in a hands-on learning experience before settling in for a night at the museum.

For many, this was their first District overnight event, making it a special milestone. Alongside the excitement, they achieved multiple badge requirements.

A huge thank you to the dedicated leaders and volunteers who made this event possible, ensuring a weekend filled with adventure, learning, and memories to last a lifetime.

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