1st Knaphill Scout Group is an active Scout Group in Surrey, with a Beaver Colony, Cub Pack and Scout Troop.  All sections offer a wide range of activities on a weekly basis together with regular hikes, camps and participation in District events.

The Group also organize the annual firework display in Knaphill attracting visitors from all over Woking.

The Group is well supported by a dedicated team of voluntary leaders and helpers—but there is always room for more!  Demand to join 1st Knaphill Scout Group is high. The Group could open another Scout Troop, Cub Pack and Beaver Colony if leaders come forward.  If you are interested in becoming an adult leader or helper please contact us for further information.

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ST.GEORGE’S DAY CELEBRATION
Well no one can say that we don’t try and put the OUT in 
Scouting at 1st Knaphill!  Our St.George’s Day celebration 
this year was held at Chobham Common by the Jubilee memorial 
on Sunday 29th April.  Flags were paraded and Beavers, Cubs 
and Scouts gave a short reminder of the story of St.George & 
the Dragon.  All sections then renewed their promises in front of 
gathered parents.  Well done to all for such a great turnout.  
The celebration was then followed by a hike around the common enabling 
some of our members to gain their first Hikes Away badge.

BEAVERS ENJOYING THE SUNSHINE AT HORSELL COMMON

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

WINTER FROST CAMP JAN 2012

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

In January a group of Scouts from Knaphill went to Frost Camp at Bentley Copse, it was very fun filled and exciting. We arrived on Friday evening and our first task was to put up the humongous mess tent, then we got into tent team and put up our own tents. After that we made a fire and roasted marshmallows then went to bed. It was a bit chilly during the night but that was nothing.  The next day we all got up and had a lovely breakfast made by one of the teams and then set off to do the activities. There were loads of activities to do including Go-Karting, a Zip-Wire, Archery, Rock Climbing, Abseiling, Rifle Shooting and many more… When we all got back to the mess tent in the evening another one of the teams made a scrummy chicken curry. After dinner we went to the big camp fire and played a wide game. The next day we got to go on the activities again, after lunch it was time to pack-up and leave camp – we all had a great time.

By Joshua Proudlock, Scout.

 

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FAMILY FUN QUIZ NIGHT 25th FEBRUARY

Thanks to everyone who supported the quiz night, it was excellent to see it so well attended.  Many congratulations to our winners ‘ The Clever Cats’, Cub Alex and his family, and also well done to our runners up too.

 

BEAVER’S 25 CHALLENGE

For the past 12 months Beavers have been celebrating 25 years of Beavers by taking part in a series of ‘25’ challenges.  We have built 25 sandcastles, run 25 laps of the HQ, baked 25 biscuits, collected 25 things in a matchbox and lots of other challenges.  Over half term Beavers took part in some challenges on their own.  Benjamin has been the first to bring in 25 Active Kids vouchers and here is Ryan with his 25 cupcakes and Jack collecting 25 pieces of litter. Well done to all.

 

FAMILY HIKE SWINLEY FOREST 4th MARCH

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Despite somewhat inclement weather we had a good turnout for our family hike around Swinley Forest. For many Beavers and Cubs this 5km hike was a good opportunity to achieve their Hikes Away 1  badge and for others to clock up another hike.  Thanks to Steve (ACSL) for organising the route, it was enjoyed by all.