Burleigh Heads Joey Scouts

❗️IMPORTANT UPDATE

Due to Tropical Cyclone Alfred, Joey Scouts is cancelled tonight.
Stay safe, everyone, and we’ll see you all next week!

⭐ Weekly round up ⭐

Joeys had a night all about navigation. They played the game N , S , E ,W, Learnt about the parts of a compass and made their own maps.

Cubs had a catch up week on theory for OAS badge work and an SIA presentation

Rovers unleashed their creativity! and took previously built mesmerizing LEGO creations, put them in the spotlight, and hit the camera shutter. 🧩 With a sprinkle of magic editing and the perfect soundtrack, their epic stop-motion masterpiece is in the making! 🎥🎶 Stay tuned on their YouTube and TikTok because the excitement is just a few weeks away! It will definitely be out of this world

Round 7 of the FairPlay Voucher program will open on Wednesday 20 July 2022
https://www.qld.gov.au/recr.../sports/funding/fairplay/apply

Applying for a FairPlay voucher Families can apply for a voucher valued up to $150 for their child to pay membership, registration or participation fees with activity providers.

The Burleigh Heads Joeys, parents and leaders enjoyed their sleepover at the Notth Ipswich Scout den and their visit to the Railway Workshops and Queens Park.

Over the Weekend we had some Joeys from Burleigh Heads come stay at our hall and see some sites around Ipswich, they enjoyed them selfs and left us a big thank you message and we are glad you enjoyed yourselfs
Burleigh Heads Joey Scouts

The Burleigh Heads Joey Scouts are looking forward to working with Humpbacks and Highrises to Clean Up Australia on Sunday 20 March from 10am-12pm.

CLEAN UP AUSTRALIA DAY POSTPONED! TO MARCH 20 !!Due to potentially dangerous conditions and weather forecast, our clean up day has been postponed to March 20! Same time and place! The ocean needs extra help after such a huge flooding event! See you there!

Very proud of the Burleigh Heads Joey Scouts and Cub Scouts who last week, on World Sea Turtle Day, pledged to Take 3 For The Sea.

Today 21st March is Harmony day Everyone Belongs
It is a time to celebrate Australian multiculturalism and the successful integration of migrants into our community.
Why orange?
Orange is the colour chosen to represent Harmony Day. Traditionally, orange signifies social communication and meaningful conversations. It also relates to the freedom of ideas and encouragement of mutual respect.
This week our joeys celebrated harmony day by inviting their youth members to present something on their home country. We had a variety of presentations from Africa, Brazil, England, and Vietnam. We are continuing this next week as we had a few more to youth who are presenting

We would like to say a big Thank you to Justine and her team. We had a wonderful visit to the indigenous protect area while on camp at Guanaba Creek Campsite. We learnt about some indigenous artifacts and planted lots of trees.
We will definely come again

Thank you Ngarang-Wal Gold Coast Aboriginal Association Incorporated.

Mudgeeraba Scout Group

How beautiful this is 2 of our newest joey scouts

Congratulations to the Joey Scouts who participated our team came 8th out of 105 teams
also congratulations to all the other burleigh teams
Cubs team 2 2nd, lane 2 3rd
Scouts: Redback 2nd ,Dino 3rd ,platypus 4th
Venturers 1st
Rovers 1st

Burleigh Heads Cub Scouts Red Wolf Pack and White Wolf Pack Burleigh Heads Scouts - Blue Troop Venturers Burleigh Heads South Beach Rovers

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