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St. Mary’s Scout Group:

 

St. Mary’s Scout Group has been sponsored by the St. Mary’s Anglican Parish since the mid 1920’s. The Group currently has a Cub pack and a Scout troop.

 

The Cub pack caters for Boys and Girls 7 – 10 years old, running sessions in the hall on Tuesday evenings from 6.30 p.m. to 8.00 p.m. during term times. The activities include camping, fishing, knotting, kite flying, compass work, and playing games.  Having fun is most important.

 

The Scout troop is for Boys and Girls aged 10 – 16 years old and meets in the hall on a Wednesday night from 7p.m. to 9p.m.

The Scout  programme includes activities such as rock climbing, tramping, camping, cycle trips, faith awareness, leadership training, Jamboree’s, and for the Senior Scouts there are aviation, ski, and canoe schools.

 

See contacts page for leaders details.

 

 

St. Mary’s Girl Guides

 

While this district is fairly new, its history goes back many, many years – St. Mary’s was host to the first ever Peace Scouts in NZ – Peace Scouts were the forerunner to the present day Guides.

Our District covers from Queen Street to the Manawatu River.

 

Currently we have:-

·        Pippins (aged 5 - 6).

·        Brownies (aged 7 - 10).

·        Guides (aged 11 -14).

 

We are committed to a programme that is balanced and full of variety while at the same time meeting all the requirements for the girls to attain their national Awards before completing their years in Guides, and moving onto Rangers.

 

Our District has some 40 girls, 3 adult warranted leaders, 2 rangers in leadership and a number of permanent mother helps.  We have a support team who do a fantastic job in ensuring the funds we need are available.

We continue to sell Girl Guide Biscuits each year and the Pippins unit sells Diaries to raise funds for their sleepovers.

 

Girls programmes have changed over the years to meet current changes in our world, but we still bring the outdoors to them as much as we can – camping and the skills necessary to run a good camp are all part and parcel of the Guiding programme through all levels of the movement.

 

We love being part of the St. Mary’s Parish and think the facilities are great.

 

See contacts page for leaders details.

 

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