Welcome to 36 Sinoville Scouts
Scouting, a movement for the youth. Teaches them leadership skills to help them further in life; Social skills through community service, interacting with other troops and working as a team with their fellow scouts and helps them develop physically and mentally by participating in scout activities such as pioneering, camping, survival, observation, hiking and orienteering. Come and join us and see. Grade ones and twos are welcome to join cubs.
36 Sinoville Scouts has been in existence since the late 1970s. We fall in the Tshwane North region of the scouting organisation. Meetings every Friday.
About Us
Cub Pack
For boys and girls 7 to 10 years old.
The Cub Pack meets on Friday evenings from 17:30 till 18:30 during school terms at the Scout Hall. Boys and girls between 7 and 10 years of age are welcome to come and join the pack. Even if you are not sure, come and visit for a week or two to help you find out what happens at the meetings.
In the Cub Pack we run a structured programme which allows Cubs to advance through two levels – Silver Wolf and Gold Wolf. Each of these levels has various outcomes that must be met in four specific objectives. The Cub programme also provides the basic skills and knowledge necessary for when the Cubs move up to the more challenging Scout programme. The ultimate goal of a Cub is to achieve the Leaping Wolf Badge. It takes hard work and dedication to achieve – but it is well worth it in the end!
The Cub motto is "Do your Best" and the Cub Pack and programme will help a child “Do his/her best”.
Scout Troop
For boys and girls from the age of 11 to 18 years.
The Scout Troop meets on Friday evenings from 18:30 till 21:30 during school terms at the Scout Hall. Boys and girls between 10.5 and 17 years of age are welcome to come and join the Troop. Even if you are not sure, come and visit for a few weeks to find out what happens at the meetings and how much fun we have.
The Scouts motto is “Be Prepared” and this is what we teach our Scouts, not only to be prepared in their current role in society but in their lives to come. As Scouts move up the ranks in the Troop, more responsibility is given to them. This develops their leadership skills - which gives them a big head start when they begin their careers one day.
In the Scout Troop we run a structured programme which allows our Scouts to advance through five levels – Path Finder, Adventure, First Class, Explorer and Springbok. Each lesson is taught in a creative way which allows Scouts to learn while they are having fun. Scouts are expected to participate fully in all activities. The ultimate goal of a Scout is to achieve the Springbok Badge. It takes hard work and dedication to achieve – but it is well worth the effort in the end! Just ask any Springbok Scout.
How to Join
Just by reading this you have taken the first step - by showing interest.
Now we take it that you are up for a life altering experience and know that you want to be the best you can be and are prepared to start having some good fun and excitement?
Join us for a Friday meeting and see if you have what it takes!
All you have to do is email or call the Pack Scout Leader if you are between 7 and 10 years old or the Troop Scout Leader if you are between 10 and 17 years old. The responsible Leader will contact you and tell you everything you need to know.
Send your e-mail to: info@sinovillescouts.co.za
You and also download the application form: Application Form
Contact Information
Address: Albrecht Street (behind Allan joss) Pretoria, South Africa
Scouts
Contact Number: 084 206 0672 - Jac Burger (Troop Scouter)
Contact Number: 081 545 9876 - Adam Louw (Assistant Troop Scouter)
Contact Number: 073 345 2193 - Jared van Wyk (Assistant Troop Scouter)
Cubs
Contact Number: 083 439 0681 - Chris Green (Pack Scouter)
Contact Number: 076 603 3147 - Kady-Ann Davies (Assistant Pack Scouter)
Contact Number: 082 319 0996 - Bryan Barlow (Assistant Pack Scouter)
