10/08/2026
⚜️ ROVER CREW NEWS ⚜️
It’s been a busy few weeks for our Rover Crew, with plenty of milestones, adventures, service and opportunities to give back!
Supporting younger Scouts has become a big part of Crew life. Our Rovers have regularly been helping out at Troop meetings, sharing their skills and stepping into leadership roles. Jack ran the Swimming Scoutcraft Badge and has been serving as WAL for Scouts completing their sailing hours, while Stephen stepped into the Pack and ran a Cub meeting. Dana and Stephen also staffed at Upton, giving their time to support Scouts beyond our own Group.
There have been some major milestones too, with Jack, Stephen and Nathan officially knighted as Rovers!
Dana completed her presentation to the Troop as part of her Network Badge, had her Going Up Ceremony and was invested as a Rover Squire, beginning the next stage of her Scouting journey.
Our Crew also had the privilege of sponsoring 1st Fish Hoek Rover Crew, supporting them through their investiture and knighting. We are so happy to have another Crew in Two Oceans District and are looking forward to many shared adventures ahead!
On Mandela Day, our Rovers spent a few hours doing service at the Sea Scout Base, getting stuck in and lending a hand.
There has been plenty of time for Crew adventures too. They hiked up Elsie’s Peak, followed by a social braai, and met up for a swim at St James, followed by coffee at Folk Café.
The Crew also joined the rest of 1st Muizenberg for World Scout Scarf Day, helping Paint the Parkrun Purple at Zandvlei.
And in other very important Crew news… Jack got his driver’s licence! Definitely an advancement the rest of the Crew can benefit from.
It has been fantastic watching our Crew grow, not only in numbers and their own advancement, but in the role they are beginning to play within the wider Scouting community. They are leading, staffing, mentoring, serving and sharing their skills, while building the friendships and adventures that make Rovering what it is.