Cubs
Wolf Cubs started in 1916. Now known as Cub Scouts, they are girls and boys between the ages of 8 and 10½. They meet together in a Pack, which may have from 6 Cubs up to a maximum of 36, under the guidance of a Cub Scout Leader, or Akela.
Sixes
Most Packs organise Cubs into Sixes. Sixes usually consist of around 6 Cubs with a Sixer in charge and a Seconder to support them.
The Sixers and Leaders may get together occasionally for a Pack Leadership Forum, which gives the Cubs a say in the running of the Pack.
Each week there is a Duty Six which is responsible for tidying up at the end of our meeting.
Programme
The Scout Association has a continuous training programme that aims to promote the growth and development of young people from 6-25.
As well as games, Cubs do activites, many of which can count towards badges.
