January Movements

With all the bad weather hopefully behind us now.
We can all get back into scouting after the festive period.

January was a quiet month but here is what i got up to.

I attended the district exec meeting which was held at the 68th Inverkeithing scout hall.

I also went through to Xscape with the district explorer scouts to do some climbing.

I had a meeting with Brian Miller to discuss the scouts woolmer trophy which is getting held in February.

I am quiet glad of a quiet month as February looks a lot busier.

Training Update

On Saturday 27th Febuary 2010


The following modules are taking place at Cairneyhill scout hall. If your leaders require all modules they can attend all day or drop in for modules required. Applications to Catherine Ann Ness asap.

Meals provided.

Mod 5 Fundamental values 9am to 11am
Mod 6 changes in scouting 11.15-12
Mod 7 Valuing diversity 1pm-4pm
Mod 8 Skills of leadership 4.15-6.15
Mod 9 Working with adults 7-9

Full first aid course 30th/31st January for those who require full first aid certificates.

Module 25 Training adviser - Monday 17th May anyone interested please contact me.

Scottish Scouts Malawi Appeal

Every Scottish Scout, from the youngest Beaver to the oldest Leader or Fellowship member, now has the chance to make a real difference to the world of Scouting. For Scouting in Scotland is to embark on what, hopefully, will be the first stage of a campaign to help Scouting grow in Malawi.
For more info and Programmes for all sections.

Click Link Below


Scottish Scouts Malawi Appeal

Internet Safety Training

Internet safety training from Microsoft


When: 11/02/2010

To support European Safer Internet Day (9 February 2010) and the launch of the government's new digital code for children (Zip it, Block it, Flag it), The Scout Association is offering leaders the chance to take part in a free internet safety training course, run by Microsoft.

More info click the link below

Internet Training

Mini Bus Course

Any One looking to do Mini Bus Courses.

D1) Minibus and (E) Trailer Training.

These Courses are on Going.

If Intrested then contact


Wullie Clark on 01383-830789

or wullieclark@btinternet.com

December Movements

I hope that everyone had a great Christmas and a Happy New Year.
As one year ends and another begins.
The scouting diary carries on.
This is what i had been up to do during the month of December.

I visited the 48th Cub Packs who had their Christmas camp at their hall.

I helped out with the Scout Post this year in which several groups had took on to raise funds.

I also attended the Inch Fellowship Xmas night meal which was held at the Elgin Hotel.
During the evening i presented Lee Symms with his 5 year service award.
As well as Alan and Eileen Bull with their Fellowship warrant certificates.

We had our District Carol Service which was held at the 46th Trinity Church.
We raised £140 from the collection which is going towards a new King Swing at Fordell Firs.

During that evening i presented Beryl Pratt with her 20 year service award and Catherine Ann Ness with her 40 year service.

I have also presented Linda Adam with her 20 year service award and also invested Scott Brown from the 13th Cubs.

To finish off the month i was in attendance at the 48th scout hall when Gordon Brown PM paid a visit to celebrate their 40th Birthday.

Scout Led Activities Index

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identify the rules and guidance that relate to a
particular Scouting activity. References to POR
refer to the September 2008 edition.

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Scout Led Activities Index List

promotional Trailer from SHQ

You can book the Promotional Trailer from SHQ.
For more info and booking form.

Click on the Link below!!

Trailer Booking Flyer

Trailer booking Form

PM Visits Local Group

On Saturday 19th December, Gordon Brown PM, visited the 48th Fife (Dalgety Bay) Scout Group.

He visited with his wife Sarah and his two boys as part of the Groups 40th anniversary. He was greeted by the the Group Scout Leader, Elaine Pert, before meeting and talking with the Beavers, Cubs, Scouts and Explorer Scouts. He viewed a display showing the history of the Group, before seeing some of the activities that the boys and girls were engaged in.

He thanked the leaders for all or their hard work over the years in making the Group so successful

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