Scouts, Pathfinders and Rangers
Boys and Girls aged 11-14, you're welcome to join our Scouts Troop which meets most Wednesday evenings from 6:30-8:30 at the Ermineskin Community League. Become part of the scouting adventure, which includes camps, activities, community involvement and fun!!! For further information, please contact Scouter Tom at tomtbarker@gmail.com or 780-700-6555
Pathfinders:
For girls ages 12 to 14 Pathfinders meet once a week starting Sept 13
The Pathfinder program allows girls to take the lead and become active in the causes they believe in. In Pathfinders, girls will start to develop their independ-ence while also learning the value of teamwork. Girls have the chance to organize their own events and outings and are encouraged to explore new interests in diverse areas such as photography and web design, fashion and interior design, engineering, community safety, technology and more.
For girls ages 12 to 14 Pathfinders meet once a week starting Sept 13
The Pathfinder program allows girls to take the lead and become active in the causes they believe in. In Pathfinders, girls will start to develop their independ-ence while also learning the value of teamwork. Girls have the chance to organize their own events and outings and are encouraged to explore new interests in diverse areas such as photography and web design, fashion and interior design, engineering, community safety, technology and more.
Rangers:
For young women ages 15 to 17 Rangers meet biweekly starting Sept 13.
Rangers is all about leadership and community involvement and a flexible program that allows teens to create their own unique Guiding experience. Young women begin to explore career options and learn valuable skills such as budgeting and event planning. Rangers are also involved in active leadership opportunities like global development projects, eco-awareness initiatives and teaching skills to younger girls as Girl Assistants.
For young women ages 15 to 17 Rangers meet biweekly starting Sept 13.
Rangers is all about leadership and community involvement and a flexible program that allows teens to create their own unique Guiding experience. Young women begin to explore career options and learn valuable skills such as budgeting and event planning. Rangers are also involved in active leadership opportunities like global development projects, eco-awareness initiatives and teaching skills to younger girls as Girl Assistants.
