Bear Grylls new UK Chief Scout
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Bear Grylls will be the new Chief Scout of the UK Scout Association. The famous adventurer takes over when current Chief Scout, former Blue Peter presenter Peter Duncan, completes his five year tenure in July.

When asked why he chose to volunteer for the UK’s largest mixed youth movement, Bear said: ‘In short, because I love adventure and I love hanging out with good friends. For me this is what Scouting is about.’

Born on 7 June 1974, Bear Grylls will be the youngest ever Chief Scout.

He first got involved in Scouting aged eight as a Cub Scout. Bear attributes this time as part of the inspiration behind his adult adventures presenting TV shows such as Born Survivor: ‘So much of who we are as an adult is formed when we are kids,’ said Bear. ‘What Scouting says to people is: “it’s okay to go for it in life”.

‘Every child has a right to have an adventure. Life is about grabbing opportunities. The prizes don’t always go to the biggest, the best and the strongest – they go to those who persevere. These are simple life lessons that Scouting teaches people.’

The Chief Scout provides inspiration for the 100,000 adult volunteers involved in Scouting across the UK.

The position was created in 1920 with the appointment of Robert Baden-Powell, who founded the Scout Movement in 1908.
Last Updated ( Monday, 18 May 2009 )
 
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Welcome to Great Amwell Scouts!
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Welcome to the 1st Great Amwell Scout Group website.
Great Amwell Scouts is located on the edge of Ware in Hertfordshire,
we are a really enthusiastic and active group with two Beaver Colonies (6 to 8 years), two Cub Packs (8 to 10½) and a Scout Troop (10½ - 14 years).


We meet on different nights through the week at our HQ on London Road and form part of the eight groups that make up Ware and District Scouts.

Before you start take a look around the front page and familiarise yourself with what is available. Customize the front page to suit yourself and your computer by adjusting the text size using the buttons on the top right hand corner. Then sit back and do what they call surfing. There is lots of information here, but if you can't find what you're looking for drop the relevant section an email via the Contact Us pages.
Last Updated ( Friday, 16 January 2009 )
 
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