The 1st Durbanville Scout Group is part of the Kanonkop District in Cape Town, Cape Western, South Africa. Scouting is a worldwide youth development organisation. It develops young people socially, gets them involved in the community, and teaches them many life skills. Our troop is 50 years old and has both boy and girl scouts. The Durbanville Scouts are a very strong team and feature well in most of the competitions. Please sign our guestbook while you are here. |
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| Mon 6 October | Schools Open | | Fri 10 October | Troop meeting, as well as a parent meeting starting at 7pm. All parents invited. | | Fri 17 October | Hike up Kanonkop | | Sun 19 October | Quinn Trophy. All Scouts and parents should attend. | | Fri 24 October | Troop Meeting | | Sat 25 October | District Hike - Kaapzicght |
Announcements- Parents information session at the hall - at about 7:10pm this Friday - it will be about 45 minutes. Bring all your questions along! We will also be informing all the new parents of how scouts works and what advancement is and how to earn badges
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Written by Ingrid Webster
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Did you ever wonder how many steps there are to the Somerset Hospital from the V&A Waterfront? Or the circumference of ALL the traffic circles at the Waterfront? Or what it felt like to drink a GIANT freezing cold milkshake from Dodge cafe?
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The impact of Scouting on my life |
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Written by Craig Burns
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I started in this organisation as an enthusiastic cub, dreaming of the thrill of the outdoors, that they told us it would be. Cubs was well organised and great fun and this stimulated me to do as many interest badges as possible. As a result, I learnt many interesting things I would otherwise not have been exposed to. I also learnt many basic skills in cubs, which stood me in good stead for scouts.
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