Scouting at 2nd rondebosch
The scout troop has weekly meetings on Thursday evenings from 18:30 to 20:30 for boys aged 11 to 17. We run an active, instructed and fun programme where the boys learn everything from first aid to cooking to leadership while building catapults, playing active strategy games and building friendships.
Interested? Read below for more info, check out our past events or read up about our pround 110+ year history! Want to check it all out? Just come along on a Thursday evening or click here to contact us.
Interested? Read below for more info, check out our past events or read up about our pround 110+ year history! Want to check it all out? Just come along on a Thursday evening or click here to contact us.
The cub pack has weekly meetings on Wednesday evenings from 17:30 to 19:00 for boys aged 6 to 10. We teach skills such as compass, mapping, knots, basic first aid, setting trails, gardening and many more in the most fun way possible in preparation for moving up to Scouts.
Interested? Click here to contact us.
Interested? Click here to contact us.
One of the reasons I became a Scout was to spend more time with friends in the outdoors. It’s among the greatest experiences in life and should be accessible to everyone, no matter where they live, what they look like or how they grew up.
~ Bear Grylls
We are a very active troop, hosting kloofing trips in the warmer months as well as weekend hikes, caving adventures and longer outdoor trips throughout the year.
We frequent Table Mountain and the Cederberg area, and hold a number of traditional yearly excursions, including a Winter Hike in search of snow-capped peaks, a Summer ski-camp for our dosage of water-skiing and sun, and a December troop camp, which is the highlight of the year for many.
If this sounds like your cup of tea, feel free to contact us or join us for one of our Thursday meetings; you won't regret it!
We frequent Table Mountain and the Cederberg area, and hold a number of traditional yearly excursions, including a Winter Hike in search of snow-capped peaks, a Summer ski-camp for our dosage of water-skiing and sun, and a December troop camp, which is the highlight of the year for many.
If this sounds like your cup of tea, feel free to contact us or join us for one of our Thursday meetings; you won't regret it!
