The Aim
The aim of Cub Scout Section is to encourage the physical, mental and spiritual development of children of Cub Scout age, as an integral part of an overall plan of continuous training throughout the age ranges of the Movement.

The Method
The method will be the provision of an enjoyable and attractive scheme of progressive training, based on the Cub Scout Law and Promise and guided by adult leadership.

The Cub Scout Pack
Through the enjoying activity to gain the cooperative spirit

• The Cub Scout Pack comprises from 2 to 8 sixes each of which consists of a Sixer, a Second and up to five other Members.

• Pack Meeting is once a week and the duration is at least 1?hour with other children to do healthy team activity.

• The activity is diversified in Pack Meeting: learning of Scouting and living skills and group games etc.

Badge Scheme
** Pheli Pervaz
** Doosri Pervaz
** Teseri Pervaz
In normal circumstances, a Cub Scout should complete all the requirements for one Progressive Badge before proceeding to the assessments for the next award. The Cub Scout Leader may make exceptions where circumstances permit. e.g. a Cub Scout joining the Pack at the age of nine or on an expedition where a suitable opportunity occurs.

The Cub Scout Law
"Cub Scouts always do their best,
think of others before themselves
and do a good turn every day."