Wolf Cubs

Promise and Law
Programme and Badges
Uniform
Important Facts
More Information

General

Wolf Cubs were introduced by Lord Baden-Powell in 1916. They were an addition to Scouts which started nearly 10 years earlier. Baden-Powell created Cubs because the younger brothers of the Scouts kept pestering their siblings, by saying that they wanted to join in the fun and excitement too.

The concept of Wolf Cubs was originally trialled as junior scouts with a programme rather like that of a watered-down Scout programme but then became Wolf Cubs giving Cubs their own identity and programme.

Wolf Cubs is for boys aged between 8 and 11 years and is based on a book called ‘The Jungle Book’ by Rudyard Kipling.

The programme, although very different to that of the Scouts, starts the Wolf Cubs on a trail to learning all the Scouting skills needed for their future life in the Troop.

Promise and Law

The Wolf Cub Law:

The Cub gives in to the Old Wolf.
The Cub does not give in to himself.

The Wolf Cub Promise:

I promise to DO MY BEST.
To do my duty to God, and to the Queen,
To keep the Law of the Wolf Cub Pack, and to do a good turn to somebody every day.

The Wolf Cub Motto:

Do Your Best

The Wolf Cub Programme and Badges

Go to the Wolf Cub's badge section for details of badges

Uniform

Please click here for uniform requirements

Important Facts

Important facts about being a Wolf Cub at 1st Earley B-PSA Scout Group:

Meeting place: click here for directions

Meeting time: The Cub Pack meets every Wednesday from

Age: You can join Wolf cubs straight after your 8th birthday and can start going to Scouts when you are 11.

More Information

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