We look forward to seeing our full packs next week.
The Gap Cub Scouts is an active section of The Gap Scout Group. We meet most weeks of the school term, normally at our den, with one pack on Monday and another on Tuesday, 6:30pm to 8:00pm. We are based at Paten Park, The Gap, Brisbane, Queensland, Australia.
Wednesday 30 January 2013
...and we're off!
Well we kicked off the new year with a 'meet & greet' for our New Chums
with an information meeting for their parents, as well as a Pack Council with a
ramble (and being so hot and humid we had to stop for ice-cream!) for our
returning Sixer's, Second's and 10 year olds. It is always good to see such enthusiasm
after the holidays.
We look forward to seeing our full packs next week.
We look forward to seeing our full packs next week.
Wednesday 23 January 2013
Pack! Pack! Pack!
Hi All! Welcome to another term (and year) of Cub Scouts in 2013. We look forward to seeing all our New Chums and returning Cubs. Dates and activities are shown in the newsletter on this website.
BTW - did you know that 2013 is the Chinese Year of the Snake, specifically the Water Snake. Water Snakes are influential and insightful. They manage others well and tend to be good for organizations to utilize as staff. They are quite motivated and intellectual, very determined and resolute about success. They will have what they desire, despite the conclusion or outcome they generate because it is worth it to them to not only be recognized for their efforts, but to be rewarded as well. They are affectionate with their families and friends but do not show this side of their personality to colleagues or business partners.
BTW - did you know that 2013 is the Chinese Year of the Snake, specifically the Water Snake. Water Snakes are influential and insightful. They manage others well and tend to be good for organizations to utilize as staff. They are quite motivated and intellectual, very determined and resolute about success. They will have what they desire, despite the conclusion or outcome they generate because it is worth it to them to not only be recognized for their efforts, but to be rewarded as well. They are affectionate with their families and friends but do not show this side of their personality to colleagues or business partners.