26th Picton Beavers

@26thPicton Happy New Year Scouts

Happy New Year to our members past and present! We wish you all the very best for 2019 and encourage those considering @MerseysideScout as a choice in their lives to come along and give it a try in the new year! #inclusion #SkillsForLife

Tonight is the start of the tour of our annual Christmas Float. It’s our job to collect this evening around the area of Northway School to raise funds. If you see us please say hello to our special guest Father Christmas and let us know by using #ChristmasFloat2018

We are holding a Chocolate Bingo on Sunday 16th December 2pm to 4pm at the Scout Hut. £2.50 per person to raise money for the Christmas float charities and World Scout Jamboree. @26thBeavers @26thpictoncubs @26thPicton

@26thBeavers enjoyed there day out at Central Labs at Liverpool University on Saturday. Doing experiments 🧫 and making robots and rockets 🚀

@26thBeavers tonight our Beavers done pioneering. They made a monster and gave them a name and told a short story about them. Well done 👍

Some of the 26th Beavers Christmas art all there own designs more to follow

We attended our local Remembrance Service at @stdavids this morning and are proud to remember those who sacrificed their lives for us to live as we do today. We Will Remember Them.

Plus we had a campfire 🔥 and sang songs finishing off with hot dogs and juice

@26thBeavers tonight the Beavers made a poppy stone to go into our garden at St David’s Childwall

26th Picton Beavers got there well done badge today. For raising money for Water Aid. Well done everyone

Tonight our Beavers put there Halloween 🎃 costume on and had lots of fun 🎃💀👻

While we were there it was only polite to get to try on some of the headwear, see some skulls, make a Viking boat and visit Egypt...we bought a little time for some lunch!

Our most recent adventure took us to the World Museum. We visited the Planetarium, Dinosaurs and Aquarium

To mark St George’s Day we put on our think caps and delved into our creativity with food. This resulted in an edible Flag of England, derived from the St George’s Cross

We then became musicians for a night, making our very own Rainsticks before performing a little tune