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St Saviour’s Church, Brockley Rise, Forest Hill, SE23, London SE23 1EG

Above: Our Scout Hut

About Us

If you think Scouting’s just about knots, woggles and big shorts, then be prepared to be surprised. It’s how Richard Branson, Barack Obama and David Beckham got their start in life and you can benefit too.

The 11th Forest Hill is a busy and vibrant scout group in the heart of Honor Oak. We have a beaver colony, cub pack, scout troop and an explorer section all of which have a varied and exciting programme of activities.

Our Beavers and Cubs meet on a Wednesday whilst our Scouts and Explorers meet on a Friday. We are fortunate to be able to meet in our our own purpose built scout hut.

Beavers (6–8 years old)

Cubs (8-10½ years old)

Scouts (10½–14 years old)
Explorers (14 + years old)

Meeting Times

Beavers- Wed 6pm-7pm

Cubs- Wed 7:15pm-8:30pm

Scouts- Fri 7:30 pm-9:30pm
Explorers - Fri times vary depending on activities

Contact us

Telephone: 07740768918

E-mail: 11thforesthillscoutgroup@gmail.com

Address: The Scout Headquarters • St. Saviour’s Church • Herschell Road • Forest Hill • London • SE23 1EX

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Activity Letters

Group GDPR Statement/Policy:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1LNmn_hkDYx2Z00KGsv2-Z6i-q8HaHd6myBfjVe53qGk/edit?usp=sharing
Feb Church Parade :
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1-WmIwlj-cBqaUKUCOUF3ifgwi9ptsf89tQJq2X0yxOA/edit?usp=sharing
Ice Skating Letter:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/16_SetEjPv6S1WJCBYPQd7SieW5fCNpchFZoi-0RrrQM/edit?usp=sharing
Group Camp Info Pack & Forms:
https://docs.google.com/document/d/1AShz4evhnJK2VcUnXaV5-3i_BIdtL0kwccFMW55IK7k/edit?usp=sharing
**** Your child MUST have had a breakfast before meeting in the morning!

What we've got planned

Date	Beavers	Cubs	Scouts	Explorers

Jan 29^th & 31^st	Founders Badge	Founders Badge	Founders Badge
Feb 5^th & 7^th	Karate	Karate	Karate
Sunday Feb 9^th	Church Parade
Feb 12^th & 14^th	Committee Meeting
Feb 19& 21^st	Half Term
Feb 26^th & 28^th	Fencing	Fencing	Fencing
Sat Feb 29^th- 1st	PGL Sleepover (Beavers and Cubs)
Mar 4^th & 6^th	Ice Skating TBC	Ice Skating TBC	Ice Skating TBC
Wed Mar 11^th	Local Natural History Walk (normal section times)
Mar 18^th	AGM & family quiz night!
Sun Mar 21^st	Church Parade- Mothering Sunday
Mar 25^th & 27^th	Local History/Blythe Hill Fields visit	Local History/Blythe Hill Fields visit	Local History/Blythe Hill fields visit
	Easter
Apr 29^th & May 1^st	Parent led Night	Parent led Night	British Library Visit
May 6^th & 8^th	Pets at Home	Pets at Home	Bank Holiday
Sun May 10	Church Parade – Christian Aid & Annual Auction of Promises!	Church Parade – Christian Aid & Annual Auction of Promises!	Church Parade – Christian Aid & Annual Auction of Promises!
May 13^th &15^th	Water sports	Water sports	Water sports
May 20^th &22nd	Committee Meeting
May 27^th & 29^th	Half Term
June 3^rd & 5^th	Camp Fire Lighting @Fort	Camp Fire Lighting @Fort	Camp Fire Lighting @Fort
June 10^th & 12^th	Art Gallery	Art Gallery	Art Gallery
June 17^th & 19^th	Climbing	Climbing	Climbing
June 24^th & 26^th	Olympics Night	Olympics Night	Olympics Night
Sun June 28th	Annual Summer Fete
	Summer Break
Sep 23^rd & 25^th	Games	Games	Games
Sun 4th Oct	Group Hike
Oct 7^th &9^th	Map Reading	Map Reading	Map Reading
Sun Oct 11^th	Church Parade – Harvest Festival
October 14^th & 16^th	Pen Games

Summer Fete

Don't miss out on our annual Summer Fete, which takes place on Sunday the 25th of June. There will be live music, acts, stalls, activities, food and even some craft beers and wines. A great way to spend a sunny afternoon.

Badges
In each section there are a variety of badges available: activity badges (which are earned for learning about a specific skill or activity) and challenge badges (which are about changing the way you think about things).
To find out about beaver badges follow this link
https://members.scouts.org.uk/supportresources/sea...
To find out about cub badges follow this link
https://members.scouts.org.uk/supportresources/sea...
to find out about scout badges follow this link
https://members.scouts.org.uk/supportresources/sea...

BEAVER UNIFORM

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The Big Adventure
‘I wasn't involved in Scouting until someone asked me and I jumped at the chance. Adventure isn't just for young people or those of us already wearing neckerchiefs; it's for everyone. There's lots of talent among our 800,000 parents. Let's bring some of that into Scouting. Just ask - that's all it takes.’
Bear Grylls - Chief Scout
Why help?
There are many reasons why adults choose to volunteer for Scouting. Here are some that existing volunteers have given:

To give something back to the community: ‘I believe the kids get such a lot out of it; I just put a bit back for what the kids take out.’
To support the Leaders: ‘They give so much, you’ve got to give some of that back.’
Because volunteering is a ‘good thing’: ‘I just personally believe that you should always do some kind of voluntary work…otherwise nothing would get done in this world.’
As an enabler, so the Leader can do more:‘If I can help Sam, our Leader, out by doing the little things, then it means she has got more time to give the kids and then they get more out of it.’
To spend more quality time with your child:‘David used to go on his PlayStation2 while I read the paper after school and work – now we get a chance to do activities together.’
To develop your own skills: ‘I hadn’t used a compass since I was a Scout. After I learned how to use one again, I take one out on family walks. We get lost less than we used to!’
To enjoy and rediscover adventure for yourself: ‘We had a water fight at Beavers the other week, it was great!’

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