Windmill Cubs

The Cubs visited Combe Mill in February, and learnt all about the history of the Mill. After a tour, we were given the chance to make fire pokers. We each started with a straight iron bar, and had to curve one end (for the handle), and flatten and twist the other (for the ‘fire poking’ […]

This year marks 100 years since the start of Cub Scouts. Back in 1916, it was known as Wolf Cubs, and was open to boys aged 8-11 years old. The new section was officially launched on December 16th at Caxton Hall, London. By the end of the following year, there were already 30,000 Wolf Cubs,