If you move to a new area and need to leave your Cub pack as a result, the Scout Information Centre can provide the contact details you need to find your new pack and get settled. Contact them to find out more.
If you’re a Cub leader welcoming new faces
Regularly link up with the sections above yours regardless of if you’re working on the moving on process together – doing so will help you build relationships, plan joint activities and share ideas. Go to Beaver meetings, joint camps or…
If you’re a Beaver leader saying goodbye
Regularly link up with the sections above yours regardless of if you’re working on the moving on process together – doing so will help you build relationships, plan joint activities and share ideas. Remind Beavers of former members who have…
I’m a leader. What can I do to welcome new members, and help others move on?
It’s easy for young people to feel like small fish in a big pond when they move to a new section. At an age where friendship is becoming an important part of a young person’s life, these small tweaks can…
I’m the parent of a Beaver with additional needs. I’m not sure they’re ready for Cubs. Is there flexibility around the age they move on?
In the right circumstances, yes. Everyone at Scouts should face a similar amount of challenge, and everyone’s individual needs are always taken in account when making decisions. More information on flexibility and reasonable adjustments can be found at scouts.org.uk/diversity. Generally, leaders…
I’m a Beaver moving on to Cubs. What will happen?
Moving on to Cubs is a really exciting time, but you might also feel a little sad about saying farewell to some of your fellow Beavers. This is an understandable reaction to change and it’s okay to feel nervous and…
