Goldthorpe Beavers celebrate St. George

A 21st century St. George for sure

Goldthorpe Beavers enjoyed a night of St.George, starting off with making helmets, shields, fair maiden masks and hats, and the all important dragons.

Beavers at work making their play masks

That's a colourful dragon!

1 fair maiden to rescue from the dragon St. George!

Fair maidens all in a row, St.George on his trusty steed
and the dragon was just out of shot on the left!

Those shields might not stand up to the firey dragons breath

It looks like all the fair maidens have been rescued this time

Charge!

Goldthorpe Beavers are all ready for celebrating St. George's day on Wednesday 23rd April, are you?

Did you know that St.George is the patron saint of Scouts?
Baden-Powell chose Saint George to be the Patron Saint of The Scout Association. He felt that the Saint George of legend set a good example of faith, courage and perseverance for future generations.

Aged 18 or over, living in the Dearne Valley: Are you ready to join the adventure with Goldthorpe Scouts?

Since re-opening its doors in December 2013, Goldthorpe Scout Group has successfully established a Beaver Scout Colony and a Cub Scout Pack, offering fun, friendship and adventure for 30 young people aged between 6 and 10 years from across the Dearne Valley. In less than 12 months time a new Scout Troop will be opened for boys and girls aged between 11 and 14 years. There a number of opportunities to get involved at this exciting time of growth and development, if you are an adult aged over 18 years, that would enjoy working with young people or you know someone that is, why not check out the link below: http://www.6thbarnsleygoldthorpescoutgroup3002.vabarnsley.org.uk/jobs/#details

In this week's Dearne Valley Weekender; Welcome Home: scouting returns

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6th Barnsley (Goldthorpe) Scout Group

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