Salhouse Primary school’s Rainbows, Beavers, Brownies, Cubs, Guides and Scouts shared World Thinking Day with their friends today.
Looking so smart and happy in their uniforms, they talked about the fun activities that they take part in.
This week, in particular, they were hoping to make pancakes! Camping, activity days and trips to local areas of interest or much further away are also firm favourites with all of them.
The children at Salhouse are very lucky because lots of parents are involved with the running of these organisations either as volunteer helpers or in uniform.
The day was formerly Thinking Day, and it is celebrated annually on 22 February by Guiding and Scouting organisations. It is a chance for the children to think about the global impact that they can have within their own groups and all around the world. They fund-raise and help in the local community with bag-packing or litter picking. They understand that little changes can make a big difference when they happen all over the world.
