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For some time now, the Moggill Scout Group have been putting up with old faulty lighting that rarely turned on or worked. But not any longer thanks to, Scholz Electrical Co, who not only donated the lights but also installed them completely free of charge.
Scholz Electrical Co are proud supporters of Moggill Scouts and on behalf of the Scouting community we thank Scholz Electrical Co. We appreciate your support and now the kids can play their night activities safely.
For all your electrical needs, please choose Scholz Electrical Co.!
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The “Bush Picnic” display that was organised by Moggill Scout Group was very exciting for all of us who participated in the event.
There were lots of the Cub age children that showed an interest in joining Moggill Scouts and were quite enraptured by our CD slideshow. I am confident that we will have at least a couple of these children join the Group. It was interesting to observe the older children in the 12 – 14 year old age group who were probably very interested in what they saw but thought that it would be “uncool” if they were seen entering our display. The challenge is “How do we present Scouting to those kids?”
The support that was given to me on the day was great. John Weaver who is the Branch Promotions person was very supportive & helpful on the day.
I see this venture as a prologue to greater things in promoting Scouting in the future to our community.
Dennis Dawson “Bluey”
On Anzac Day 2005 Moggill Scouts participated in the Moggill/Kenmore Anzac Day Ceremony. All scouts marched with pride as we remembered those who gave their lives to keep our country free.
Below are 3 very dodgy pictures from the day.
The Scouting community officially welcomed Peter and Sonny into Cubs on Thursday night through an investiture led by Group Leader, Norm Holliman.
Below are 5 pictures from the night.
The scouts recently enjoyed a fantastic weekend at Wivenhoe Dam. Activities included; fishing, canoeing, kayaking, swimming, cooking, eating and of course getting very dirty in the mud. Although fishing wasn't entirely successful the effort of the scouts to try and get stuck in the mud was truly astonishing. This is just one example of the fun that is involved with scouting! Below are several pictures from the weekend.
On Saturday the 12th of March, the Joeys enjoyed a fun-filled day to the Lone Pine Koala Sanctuary.
The Joeys enjoyed many activities like:
The best part of the day was feeding in the farm animal zoo.
Below are 2 pictures from the day.
Brownsea Island offers unique opportunities to learn about Scouting’s history, experience the natural beauty and wildlife, and share your hopes for the future with Scouts and Guides from around the world.
Visit the new-look website for Brownsea Island to find out more.
During 2005, there are three main ways to experience Brownsea Island:
Brownsea Reloaded – 48 hours of high-energy activities and adventure with new friends.
Camping Packages on Brownsea – an easy way for Scouts and Guides to camp on the Island.
Visiting Brownsea Island – come and see where B-P held the first experimental Scout camp in 1907.
Make 2005 the year when you open your eyes to Brownsea Island and experience it for yourself!
Vacancies on our team
Come and join us!! Visit the Vacancies page on our web site to review – and apply for - the latest roles available on the EuroJam and Scouting 2007 teams.
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2007 BP Footsteps Tour
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