Joey Scouts
Joey Scouts are our youngest members
Joey Scouts commence at 5 years of age and transition to the Cub Scout Unit after turning 8 and before turning 9.
Joey Scouts are:
- Discovering the world around them
- Developing friendships
- Experiencing greater interactive experiences
- Physically active
- Using broad imagination and play
Joey Scouts meet each week on a Monday night and wear their Joey uniform along with our group scarf once invested.
The Joey Scout program nurtures a deeper understanding of the world around them, with a growing awareness of their surroundings and nature, by getting out and about in the community.
Like all Scouts, Joey Scouts participate in the Achievement Pathway award scheme and are presented with badges to recognise their achievement. They can also decide if they would like to achieve their Sections peak award, the Joey Scout Challenge Award, the highest achievement in the Joey Scout Section.
Every two years, Joey Scouts have the opportunity to attend a Kangaree, a massive 2 night sleepover with activities and entertainment with hundreds of Joey Scouts from all over the state.
Quick Info
Who
Youth aged 5 - 8
Youth are required to be school ready before commencing
When
Mondays 5:30 - 6:30pm
Times occasionally vary depending on the activity
Where
684 Humffray Street South, Golden Point
Some nights are at other Scout halls or out in the community
Contact
Joey Leader:
Yolande Logan
joeys.5thballarat@scoutsvictoria.com.au
Activities our Joeys have Enjoyed
Our Joey program includes a broad range of activities - here's a few activities they have done.
- Joeys Olympics
- Visit to the SES
- District Joey Camp
- Family Movie Night
- Syncronised Sleep Over in Werribee with Zoo Visit
- Sports Night with Senior Venturers
- Mothers & Special Persons Day Celebration
- Anzac Day Dawn Service
- Joey Activity Planning Night
- Clean Up Australia Day and Recycling Activity
- Carnevale Sleepover at Mount Clear Scout Hall
- Joeys on Pedals - District Cycling Event
- Swimming at Eureka Pool
- Indigenous Activity for NAIDOC week