Welcome to the
HogsBack Scouting Beavers.
HogsBack
Scouting is a combination
of 72nd Ottawa(St Marks)
and 115th Parkwood Hills
SEA SCOUT groups.
We have 2 Beaver colonies
- Colony A
meets on Tuesdays 6:30 - 7:30 at St Ritas school
(1 Inverness Ave)
- Colony B
meets on Tuesdays 6:30 -7:30 at Fisher Heights
Community Centre, 31 Sutton Place
Our Council is
'Voyageur' (from the drop down),
and our group is 'HogsBack Scouting'
It's a way for parents
to recognize our fine Scouters!
Help Wanted! - We are
always looking
help within
our group. We
would love to
have some new
leaders in all
our sections
(Beavers,
Cubs, Scouts).
Our section
leaders also
get together
the first
Thursday every
month for a
planning
meeting, and
our Group
Committee
could also use
new members.
If you want to
get a bit more
involved, you
can contactour
registrar
What are Beavers?Beavers
are
active youth,
boys and
girls,
aged 5-7
years. Our
Colony
is lead
by some
terrific adult
volunteers,
helped by some
great parents,
chartered by
Scouts Canada,
and sponsored
bySt Mark's Anglican Church (for
over 40
years!)
We meet
Tuesday
nights, from
6:30 pm
to 7:30
pm in the gym
at St Rita's
School, across
the street
from the
church, near
the corner of
Fisher and
Inverness. If
you have any
questions
pleaseemail us.
What
do we do?
Beavers
(boys and
girls ages
5-7) Fun
and friendship
are the
cornerstones
of the Beaver
program.
Through an
adventurous
program
of outdoor
activities,
creative play,
music, and
cooperative
games, Beavers
enjoy time
with
their
friends (and
meet new
ones), learn
how to get
along within a
group, and
develop the
confidence to
be
themselves. Beavers
share many
outdoor
adventures
with their
friends in the
colony.
Nature walks,
short hikes,
tree plantings
and family
sleepovers
give Beavers a
taste of
outdoor
fun.
Through these
activities,
Beavers
develop an
appreciation
and a sense of
caring for the
environment.
Beavers are a
vital part of
the community,
country and
world in which
they
live.
Visits to
parks, power
plants, fire
and police
stations
thrill young
Beavers and
illustrate the
many important
facets
of their
community.
Want more
info? Check
out Scout's Canada website
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