Where to find us.

Scout HQ
Crooked Lane
Birdham
(Next to the Village Hall)

Meetings.


Beavers    - Thurs   6pm - 7.30pm

Cubs          - Weds   6pm - 7.30pm

Scouts       - Mon     7pm - 8.45pm       

Latest News!
  • Big Dip 2012 was a real splash!

    New Years Day 2012 freezing cold sea and very wet weather, over 80 entrants took to the water to raise money for the group by dressing up and wading into the sea. Over 1500 onlookers lined the beach front to watch them and poured money into collecting buckets once again this year. Some of the pictures are soon going to be on our 'Big Dip' page so have a look and see what they all got up to.


  • Cub Camp Photos

    Now available in the Cubs section of the site are the photos from this years Cub Camp in June.


  • Santa's Sleigh raises more this year.


    Santa was very grateful to all those who supported the group and dug deep and put money into the collecting buckets this Christmas. Even in this difficult economic climate the villages support was greater than last year. Santa was also very pleased with his newly refurbished sleigh and wants to thank all those who put so much hard work into it.


  

BIG DIP 2012 is a real splash!


This years pictures from the event are now available to view and buy, so if your a dipper you can show your sponsors you did it. These are available in full glossy prints in a variety of sizes. Details on how to order these are on the photo gallery.

Big Dip Photo Album


For more details of our biggest fund raising and community event please see the report in the BIG DIP section of our site.

Big Dip You Tube Video




Santa's Sleigh 2011

Santa's Sleigh raises much needed funds for the group once again this year with thanks to local residents that gave generously and volunteers who gave their time to go out in the cold and wet to collect and distribute presents. And a special thanks must go to Santa himself for giving his time to help us and go out and meet the children.


  

Once again this year the Santa’s sleigh made its rounds of the village. And with the very kind support of local volunteers it was again made possible. It is a constant struggle to find collectors to come out at night in the rain and cold. However once people have had the experience of the camaraderie, they often try to come out the next year as they have so much fun, It would be really nice to see more of the parents of the children to whom the fundraising goes to help.  But a thank you goes out to all of those who helped us raise nearly £3000. We decided this year to place the Sleigh in the village for the three Saturdays leading up to Christmas purely to add festive cheer, we had not intended to collect on all Saturdays however people again were very generous.  The group have chosen to make donations to three local charities this year, so that some of the income is returned to our community. I would make a serious plea to everyone who reads this, to try to help us find somewhere to store the sleigh until next year, as the wear and tear of being stored outside could lead to the early demise of another community event. The sleigh will fit in a larger domestic sized garage, it is 19’6” long 6’1” wide and 5’8” tall when the reindeer are in livery (removed). An ideal place would be in the back of a secure barn. We can cover it up against dirt and dust but the damp and weather cause major damage. Please help us preserve this Icon of Witterings Christmas.

Mike Codrai Chairman