#YOUTHSHAPED SCOUTING

IT’S OFFICIAL CENTRAL GOSFORTH CUBS ARE SHAPED BY THE YOUTH

Over the last 18 months the Cub leaders have been getting the Cubs and Young leaders involved in planning and running nights and deciding on activities and trips out. This is called youthshaped scouting, there are three levels of award available Bronze, Silver and Gold. as you can see we were presented with Gold by a member of the District Commissioners team.

Cubs visit to All Saints Church

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Andrew Shipton, Vicar of All Saints was kind enough to help the pack work toward their world challenge badge on a snowy Friday night. He gained the Cubs full attention telling the pack a bible story, playing hymns sung by monks and giving us a brief history of All Saints Church its benefactor Mr Cochran, how tragedy befell his two young sons. Andrew also told us of the early life of Archbishop Robert Runcie who was curate at All Saints in 1950. Did you know he was awarded the Military cross whilst serving as a tank commander in world war two?

Basketball

Beavers, cubs, scouts, parents and leaders had at trip to watch the Newcastle Eagles play the Manchester Giants in their new stadium. The result did not go as hoped (Eagles 71 – 89 Giants) but everyone had a good time.

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CUBS “JAMBOWLREE” NIGHT

The Cubs attended Eldon square bowling for our “jambowlree” session. A young leader suggested we took part in the scout association’s worldwide event that encourages groups to bowl between November 2018 and May 2019.

 

 

ALL SAINTS CHRISTMAS FAYRE

Well done to all who attended this years Christmas fayre, The Scouts chocolate bran tub proved popular as did the ginger bread stall ran by Beavers and Cubs, together with the bird boxes sold our Group raised approximately £180

 

 Welcome to the Co-op Local Community Fund

We are delighted to announce that our Group, Central Gosforth Scouts Group has been successful in its bid to secure funding from the Co-op Local Community Fund

The Fund helps to support local projects that its members care about. Since its launch in 2017, Co-op members have raised £39 million pounds for over 12,000 local causes. Central Gosforth Scout Group will now be able to access this funding opportunity.
 
How the fund works:
 
Every time Co-op members shop at the Co-op, 1% of what they spend on Co-op branded products and services helps fund community projects. Members can shop at any Co-op Group stores across the UK to raise money for your cause.

Members can choose which causes to support by signing into their membership account or by calling the membership helpline on 0800 023 4708. Our Scouting Group will be available as a cause for members to select until November 2019.

 
Our cause will now have a page on the Co-op membership website. This includes information about our Group and its nominated projects. To encourage members to support our cause and project, we are encouraged to share the following link on social media:

                           https://membership.coop.co.uk/causes/30908

Our local stores

The Co-op ask colleagues in our community to help promote involvement in the fund and support your cause for the next 12 months.

We will be invited into stores in early January 2019 to meet colleagues but can pop in sooner and say hello. The stores in your community are:

Store Name Store Address Store Postcode Business Unit
Gosforth Gosforth NE3 1HN Funeralcare
Regents Farm Newcastle Upon Tyne NE3 3HQ Food