Hello Units!   I trust your blood glucose levels remain suitably under control after the sugar rush that is Halloween. If not, the following should fix it!   This Thursday, under the careful planning eye of our very own Emil we'll be out and about on a bike ride, somewhere (and if we're lucky Emil might even choose a route with ice-cream on the way, hint hint)   So what will I need I hear you ask enthusiastically! A bike that works (wheels pumped, brakes braking, saddle present, suspicious squeak absent) Lights for your bike (front and back preferably, a head torch at a minimum, a Davy lantern not at all). A helmet. Yes - a lid for your loaf, a bucket for your brain, a can for your cabbage.... No helmet no ride (unless you can demonstrate you've no brain to protect) .... A small backpack with a snack (almost typed snake there), a drink and a raincoat A yellow jersey, but only if you're feeling speedy speedy.   Whilst our main objective

Hello Units! And welcome to Term 4 – Your continued adventures in the world of Scouting. This term your good ‘ole unit council have dang well gone and got their fluffy little heads together like the cohesive leadership machine they are and cooked you up a veritable jambalaya of activities for the rest of your scouting year. This cornucopia of delights to dellect and amaze starts on your favorite night of the week, Thursday; yep, be still my beating heart that be tomorrow! And in a change of theme, while usually the first night back is a “Feed the local insect life whilst trying not to burn water on a Trangia” night, Audrey and Maddie will be organizing a talent night (BYO talent)... What’s that you say? Now’s your chance to show off your “Saw a sibling in half” trick? Hmm best wait ‘til they get their stiches out first. This is however your chance to marvel at your fellow unit’s creativity and hidden depths, whilst wowing the throng with your own secret skill. Or to stare at your shoes