Welcome to the Earl Soham Scouts Web Page

To be added

This site has been developed for the new Earl Soham Scout group which serves a number of small villages in the vicinity of Earl Soham in mid-Suffolk.

Comments on the site are welcomed. Please send an e-mail to the webmaster using the e-mail link below.

Disclaimer: The views expressed on the website are not necessarily those of the Scout Association.

• information about how to contact Earl Soham Scouts: mail@earlsohamscouts.org.uk
• the area we cover
• a little bit about the group and what it does
• links to other scout pages :
  
  Deben Scouts
  Suffolk Scouts
  Scoutbase UK
  
• a calendar of events: to be added
• a history of Earl Soham Scouts
  

In future you will be able to register as a member on this site: to be added. This will allow you to post messages and add comments to the forum.

Earl Soham Scout Group is a thriving group and we now have 2 beaver colonies (the "eagle" colony and the "kestrel" colony), two cub scout packs (Romans and Vikings), and now 2 scout troop (Falconers and Foresters). We have both boys and girls in the various sections with ages ranging from 6 to 14-15. The beavers cater for the 6-8 age range, cubs from 8 to 101/2, and scouts from 101/2 to 14-15. Once our scouts reach 14 (and before they are 15) they can then go to one of the local explorer units - the nearest one being the FRESH explorer unit which meets in Framlingham.

We meet on a weekly basis during school term although we also run a number of camps and outings which are usually at weekends.

We make our activities exciting and fun whilst at the same time promoting the physical, intellectual, social, and spiritual development of our youngsters. All the activities are run in accordance with the Scout Association policy, organisation, and rules and we run a progressive training scheme based on the scout law and promise..

We cover the catchment area of Earl Soham and adjacent parishes including Monk Soham, Worlingworth, Dennington, Brandeston, and Kettlburgh. Roughly the area is

We work closely with our nearest scout group neighbours (Framlingham and Otley) to make sure we provide the greatest opportunity for youngsters in the vicinity to enjoy scouts.