Kent Cub Scouts

11/06/2026

Thank you for being part of Cuboree – we hope you had an amazing time!

You can find the photographs and video links below.

We'd love to see your memories as well, so please post any photos you took for everyone to enjoy below.

Pictures: https://www.smugmug.com/gallery/n-WmV7x4

Video: https://youtu.be/6qllGPX-Syw

24/05/2026

Another fantastic day at Cuboree, with Cubs enjoying themselves in the sun. After lunch everyone was surprised to find there was an ice cream.

23/05/2026

Great first day at Cuboree.

23/02/2026

There are two Gangshows soon - have you booked?

18/02/2026

18/02/2026

The Cubs from 8th Sheppey Scout Group in Sheerness, had a unique opportunity to explore the Elmley Nature Reserve on Monday 16th February.

The Marsh School, hosted a guided bird watching ramble through the Marshes and alongside the Swale. The guides helped the Cubs to spot common garden birds, ducks and waterfowl, wading birds and birds of prey along the stroll. Detailed descriptions of the birds in flight, their movements, their plumage, tell tale signs like foot prints in the mud were shared by the guides to identify one species of bird from another. The guides pointed out owl pellets on the ground, which lead to the group looking up to the speckled feathers of an owl perched in the tree in front of them.

The Cubs sheltered in the Salt Box bird hide, where The Marsh School discussed the International importance the Elmley Marsh habitat has for birds migrating from the Artic Circle and South Africa. This provided an opportunity to use the binoculars to observe the birds in their natural habitat.

By the end of the session, the Cubs spotted hares, a variety of bugs and plants that thrive at Elmley Marshes. The Cubs are now proficient in understanding the diversity of nature and how well it adapts to the changing seasons. Elmley Marshes are a rich, biodiverse habitat is essential for nature to thrive on the Isle of Sheppey.

Well done, sounds like you had a great time!
(let us know what you have been doing [email protected])

25/01/2026

11th Broadstairs Cubs had an amazing time completing the 2025 Cub Challenge.

🏕️ Camp Adventures
A big highlight was camp, where the Cubs learned to cook their own meals and gained confidence in outdoor skills.

🥾 Hike & Treasure Trail
They completed a local hike featuring a treasure trail, discovering fun facts and history about our town along the way.

🧼 Uniform Skills
The Cubs also learned how to safely iron their scarves, ready for parade — a surprisingly popular activity!

⛑️ First Aid Scenario Night
Our first aid evening was a huge hit, giving the Cubs hands‑on experience in dealing with different scenarios.

🛒 Food Bank Support
Over several weeks, the Cubs collected donations from friends and family, created beautiful hampers, and delivered them to our local food bank as part of our Harvest Festival celebrations. A wonderful way to give back to the community.

Well done!

18/01/2026

1st West Malling Cubs have been working incredibly hard on the 2025 Cubs Challenge. Here are just some of the amazing things they’ve been up to:

🪨 Happiness Pebbles
The Cubs decorated “positive pebbles” with uplifting messages and artwork, then placed them around the community during a hike. We’ve already received some wonderful feedback from people who found them!

⛑️ Emergency Aid Skills
Everyone has been learning vital first aid skills and proudly earned their Stage 3 Emergency Aid badge. They practised CPR, explored different emergency scenarios, and gained confidence in helping others.

🌱 Community Garden Projects
Working with the other sections, the Cubs helped improve the environment by:
• Making bee hotels and bird boxes
• Planting in the Ryarsh School community garden
• Creating planters from old car tyres
• Designing plant labels
Amazing teamwork all round.

🏰 Leeds Castle Big Day Out
We joined Cubs from across the county for a fantastic day of fun, friendship, and local history.

🇬🇧 VE Day Celebration
To mark VE Day, we held a special group celebration with traditional games and a themed party.

🧗 Clip and Climb Sleepover
Alongside the Beavers, the Cubs took on the climbing walls at Tonbridge Clip and Climb, followed by a movie night with popcorn and pizza. A brilliant night of teamwork and adventure.

🏕️ Shelter Building
As part of their challenge badges, the Cubs learned how to build shelters using only rope, a coat, a plastic sheet, and natural materials found in the woods.

🎯 Adventurous Activities
From rock climbing and soft archery to hikes and launching bottle rockets, the Cubs have embraced every challenge with enthusiasm.

It’s been fantastic to see everything you have been doing.

13/01/2026

Take your Squirrels, Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorers on an adventure with the brand new KSS Mission Badge!

Earn the badge by taking on a series of missions. Each mission offers a unique insight into the lifesaving operations of KSS and covers everything from when and how to call 999, to knowing how to help save the life of someone in cardiac arrest, learning some basic aviation skills and the importance of staying fit and healthy for a career in Helicopter Emergency Medical Services.

To find out more and to take on the missions, head to: https://aakss.org.uk/get-involved/scouts-challenge-badge/

11/01/2026

The 14th Broadstairs Cubs have enjoyed taking part in the Kent Cub 2025 Challenge. Their leaders were particularly proud of their work for their Earthtribe badge.

Living near the sea, it was important for the Cubs to think about our beaches and they took part litter picks and created a huge campaign artwork which Margate Library displayed for us during Green week to highlight the impact of littering.

They attended 3 camps: a sleepover in Sandwich where the cubs learnt camp craft, a joint camp with Scouts at LGF (where they took part in Paddlesports/ Climbing/Cavebus and Bushcraft) and our own group camp at Minster where we hiked to the Ramsgate Tunnels.

The photographs are of an earlier hike with the Cubs where we stopped for lunch at the Drapers windmill and the Cubs were lucky enough to have a guided tour.

We also went to Howletts weekend. Our pebbles were painted to celebrate VE Day and these were donated to our local Royal British Legion, Home Maurice House where we were lucky enough to meet with the veterans.