Ages 9–11 · 55th Cork Carrigaline
Cubs
More confidence. New challenges.
Cubs build on their curiosity, learning useful skills and discovering what they can achieve as part of a team.
Get outside
Hill walks, treasure hunts and camps bring Scouting skills to life. Community activities give Cubs a chance to help others.
Learn by doing
Games, knots, first aid and cooking help Cubs grow in confidence. Challenges and badges recognise progress in skills and personal development.
Have a say
Small teams called Sixes are led by a Sixer and Seconder, with children taking turns. Cubs help choose activities, plan camp menus and cook, supported by adult Scouters.
What to expect
Cubs usually meet weekly during school terms, with outdoor activities and camps extending the adventure.
These are examples from Scouting Ireland’s programme. Contact our group for current meeting times, places and planned activities in Carrigaline.
The next adventure
At around twelve, Cubs move on to Scouts and take on more responsibility.
Explore ScoutsInterested in Cubs?
Ask us about joining 55th Cork, section availability or finding the right starting point for your Youth Member.
Programme overview based on Scouting Ireland’s Cub Scouts guide.