Ages

The Cub Scout Section caters to youth between the ages of 8 and 11, emphasising outdoor exploration, discovery, and the joy of learning new and exciting things.

Meeting Time

Tuesday 6:00pm – 7:30pm during the school term

Leadership Team

Your Cub leaders are Tenielle (Tiger) and Pam (Possum).

About Cubs

The Cub Scout program is all about discovering the great outdoors, taking on challenges, and having exciting new adventures. Cub Scouts have the opportunity to carve out their own journeys, deepen their connection to their surroundings, and explore the world around them. They can embrace new experiences, broaden their horizons, choose their own adventures, and strengthen friendships. You’ll have the chance to go camping with your Unit and possibly join a Cuboree camp with many other Cub Scouts. Along with learning skills like compass navigation, you’ll enjoy activities such as bushwalking, biking, and even try your hand at rock climbing, canoeing and abseiling.

Scouts Law

Be respectful

Do what is right

Believe in myself 

Uniform

Youth members are expected to wear the complete uniform, which consists of a section-specific shirt, scarf, woggle, and closed-toe shoes. The Cub uniform features a navy blue shirt with the yellow section colour detailing on the sleeves and collar. Uniforms can be acquired from The Scout Shop.

All members should dress suitably for the activities they will be engaging in.

Grey Wolf Award

The Grey Wolf Award represents the highest level of achievement in the Cub section. Cubs must achieve:

• Milestone one, two and three by participating, assisting and leading in the four Challange Areas.
• Undertake Six Special Interest Awards (SIA) in at least two different areas.
• Reach Stage 3 in the three core Outdoor Adventure Skills (OAS) and achieve at least eight stage progressions in total
• Complete a leadership or personal development course that runs for one full day.
• Lead an Adventure Journey for at least 4 hours.
• Complete a Personal Reflection.

Honour Roll

The following Cubs have achieved their Grey Wolf Challenge Award:

• 2025: Sydney Edwards 

How can I assist my Cub Scout with a Special Interest Area (SIA) Award?

Special Interest Area Awards are intended to be a challenge for each Cub Scout. Parents are often well placed to guide the choice of activity that will take about four to five hours to complete (including planning etc.). Please confirm with your leaders that an activity is suitable for an award. To receive their award, Cubs must briefly present the completed activity to other Cubs, usually as part of an opening or closing ceremony. Parents can often use the Special Interest Area awards as an encouragement to complete music lessons, sports, caring for pets etc.

This awards system begins in Joey Scouts and continues through each scouting section. The leaders will encourage and support all Cub Scouts' progress through the award system.

Frequently Asked Questions

Please also see the For Parents - applicable to all sections.