42nd Nottingham - Edwalton BBGA

13/10/2026

Well done to Zikora for coming runner up in the Battalion Company Draughts Competition this evening

10/10/2026

Today is World Mental Health Day, an opportunity to talk about mental health and show everyone that it matters 💛

At The Boys' Brigade, we partner with local Churches in communities across the country to provide children and young people with a sense of belonging, structure and routine, and trusted relationships that they can rely on - all things which evidence tells us are important for protecting their mental health.

Over the last year we have partnered with YoungMinds, the UK's leading charity for children and young people's mental health, to raise funds for their vital work and to provide our groups with new support and resources - helping their young people to feel welcome, to know that they matter and that they're not alone 🙏

09/10/2026

Happy Birthday to Stefan, our Captain.

04/10/2026

30/09/2026

Tonight's Company and Seniors team challenge

23/09/2026

Company Section playing Pickleball

23/09/2026

This evening our Anchors have played Matching Pairs together, and the Juniors have made Welbeing Chatterboxes as part of the Young Minds themed programme

16/09/2026

Some photos of of some of tonight's activities.
Anchors continuing their themed activities around Noah and the ark.
Company and Seniors doing some team challenges and finishing with a quick game of Uno

08/09/2026

Today marks four years since the passing of Queen Elizabeth II, who was the Patron of The Boys' Brigade for 70 years.

Through the Queen Elizabeth Digital Memorial, people across the UK, the Commonwealth and beyond are invited to map their memories of Britain's longest reigning monarch.

Did you ever see Queen Elizabeth at a BB occasion, such as one of the Royal Reviews, or at a Jubilee, a walkabout or a public event? What did the late Queen mean to you or your community?

Share your memories of Queen Elizabeth at https://www.queenelizabeth.com/

05/09/2026

Our new term starts this Wednesday evening at Edwalton Church Hall.

We have places available in all age groups. Please see below some info about each age group.

Anchors
For children aged 5-8 (Reception-Year 3).
The emphasis is on fun and programme activities include games, crafts, stories and opportunities to learn and share in new experiences. Throughout their time in Anchors, children can gain badges and recognition for their participation in the programme.

Meets Wednesday's 6:15-7:15pm

Juniors
For children aged 8-11 (Year 4-Year 6)
The programme provides challenges, adventure and opportunities to learn and grow. The fun and engaging programme enables the children to work in a team and take more responsibility. Juniors also get the opportunity to go on camps and residential trips. Throughout their time in Juniors, children can gain badges and recognition for their participation in the programme.

Meets Wednesday's 6:15-7:45pm

Company
For young people aged 11-14 (Year 7-Year 9)
Young people get the chance to develop existing skills and learn new ones, through a fun, balanced and challenging programme of activities. They can get involved in anything from helping others in their local community to playing sports, trying out adventure activities or being creative - there's something for everyone!
There are also opportunities to go away on camps and residentials and start working towards the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.

Meets Wednesday's 7:45-9:30pm

Seniors
For young people aged 14-18 (Year 10-Year 13)
Young people in this age group are encouraged to lead their own programme, supported by volunteer leaders. It’s all about the young people deciding what they would like to do and organising it for themselves. There are opportunities to go away on camps and residentials, and to work through all levels of the Duke of Edinburgh's Award.

Meets Wednesday's 7:45-9:30pm