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At cubs we offer a varied program of badges which, through regularly joining us on Fridays, camps and trips, will enable cubs to earn badges. These are a combination of:
Activity badges (Red ones)
These badges are around a single theme or activity,
Staged activity badges (Pale blue round ones)
These badges are designed to increase in difficulty as a young person progresses through all sections.
Challenge badges (Dark Blue Hexagons)
These badges have a broader theme, with a wide range of activities requiring completion before they are awarded.
Chief Scouts Silver Award
If a cub is with us for long enough, and plays an active part in the pack, the highest award a cub can earn is the Chief Scouts Silver Award. To complete this, a cub must earn all Challenge badges and at least 6 activity badges.
Details of all the badges available can be found on the Scout Association website, below are links to some which can be completed at home, and resources to help you, and evidence you would need to bring to cubs to earn the badge.
Activity Badges
Activity Badges
Below are the links to the Scout Association website so you can see the current criteria. Further down you will find resources we have made to help you.
Activity Plus Badge
If there is an activity badge you have already completed, but would like to do more - speak to a leader and we can set some requirements.
Christmas Challenge Badge
This Christmas, we are setting the cubs a challenge to complete their Home Help badge over Chirstmas. We sent home a form to complete, but if you want to print it again, you will find it here.
Sixers Team Leader Challenge
To download a copy of the Sixers challenge click here.
Activity Badge Documents - If you would like a printed version of this -speak to a leader.
Staged Activity Badges
Staged Activity Badges
Below are the links to the Scout Association website so you can see the current criteria. Further down you will find resources we have made to help you.
Sailing Stages 1 and 2 Documents
Snowsports Stages 1 and 2 Documents
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