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Beavers

Beaver Scouts: 6 - 8 years

Longfield and Hartley Scouting Group has one Beaver Colony called Bertram Beavers which is open to boys and girls aged 6 to 8 years, meeting on Monday evenings from 17.00 - 18.15 in term time. Our usual meeting place is the Scout Hut on Larkwell Lane, Hartley. However, we meet quite frequently at Manor Field, Hartley, for outdoor activities, especially in the Summer months.

Beavers is all about having fun and making friends. A key feature of our activities is trying new experiences, exploring our local community, finding ways to help other people, and enjoying the environment around us. Our meetings involve trying sports such as archery, playing games, going on hikes, building shelters, making crafts, and cooking. Beavers get the opportunity to attend local visits, for example, a tour of the local Fire Station and time spent on the climbing wall at Bluewater.  We also have visitors, for example, community police officers. The highlight of our year is going on a Beaver Sleepover, which is enjoyed by everybody.

Please use the contact link if you wish to receive further information.

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Latest photos

Our Cubs learn to cook a traditional Chinese meal
Chinese New Year Wishing Tree Activity
Chinese New Year Wishing Tree Activity
Rock climbing at Lower Grange Farm
Rock climbing at Lower Grange Farm
Rock climbing at Lower Grange Farm
Rock climbing at Lower Grange Farm
End of term fun at Gravity for Bertram Beavers
End of term fun at Gravity for Bertram Beavers
Sleepover dinner time

Past events

Chinese New Year Wishing Tree Activity
Cooking team work
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African Drumming
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Archery at the Autumn Camping Weekend at Hopehill
Explorers Climbers Badge July 2015
Burnt offerings
Our Scouts Shelter Building in the Woods
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